Audiences see trailers of upcoming movies and are often instantly hooked with it’s content, but how often does the trailer misrepresent its respected movie? In recent years movies like Prometheus released in June of 2012, The Grey released in January of 2012 and Paranormal Activity 3 in October 2013 had trailers that captivated the audienceContinue Reading
The film Insurgent was released March 27, just as we began spring break. It is the second film of the Divergent series based on the books by Veronica Roth and starring Shailene Woodley (whom some might remember from The Fault In Our Stars) and the British heartthrob Theo James. Personally,Continue Reading
When Chef Eddie Huang wrote his autobiography Fresh Off the Boat: A Memoir, he couldn’t have known that his Taiwanese family would win the hearts of television viewers across America just two years later. He couldn’t have known this fact nearly two decades earlier in his formative childhood (when the book-turned-showContinue Reading
March 16 was a good day: a day off from school, the day I got my permit and for me, Christmas arrived early. Rapper Kendrick Lamar’s highly anticipated third studio album To Pimp a Butterfly was accidentally released on March 16, over a week earlier than it was scheduled toContinue Reading
During the past couple years, Disney has created quite a lot of interest after announcing sequels to some of their older movies, such as 2003’s Finding Nemo and 2004’s The Incredibles. Last year, a sequel to the classic 1994 comedy Dumb and Dumber finally made its way to theaters. AndContinue Reading
It has been well over half a century since Nelle Harper Lee first published To Kill A Mockingbird, which made waves in American literature. The book remains her sole published work. That is, until July. Go Set A Watchman will be a sequel of sorts to its predecessor, and theContinue Reading
Whatsapp?: Worldwide, mobile instant messaging apps grow increasingly popular each day, causing phone carriers to lose money as people make the switch from texting to instant messaging. According to Bloomberg Business, instant messaging cost phone carriers $32.5 billion in texting fees in 2013, based on research from Ovum Ltd. By 2016,Continue Reading
As is the eventual fate of all good TV shows, Parks and Recreation came to a close Feb. 24. After nearly six years of community projects and campaigns, series star Amy Poehler and her supporting cast gave their final performances as Leslie Knope and her beloved co-workers. Despite the recentContinue Reading
Moon Duo should not be afraid of taking risks. This is, after all, a side project of space-rock four-piece Wooden Shjips, they of the superfluous letter J. Moon Duo has no particular expectations to live up to, an audience who prefers the outlandish to the conventional, and enough hairContinue Reading
American Sniper recently took home an Oscar from the Academy Awards and made over $300 million in the box office. But despite the praise from film critics and the general public alike, it fails to tell the real story of the Iraq War, instead glorifying a man who considered the IraqisContinue Reading
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