In 2004, a lonely Las Vegas youth decided to stop singing in the back-room of his diner job and begin putting himself out there. That man was Brendon Urie. Over the next 19 years, he became one of the...
“I would like to make a movie to tell children ‘it’s good to be alive,’” -Hayao Miyazaki
Those words belong to one of the greatest animation directors the world has ever known and speak to the...
There’s something so frustrating about the existence of a fancy restaurant as a middle-class person, serving minuscule portions as “courses” and expecting you to follow a particular dress code. Mark...
When the term “neo-noir” is mentioned, Knives Out is what pops into my mind. Switch out the dark offices for a massive mansion, switch out the main character being a brooding P.I. for the most comical...
For the last 13-years, Avatar was a joke—a movie that had cultural impact for the year it came out then faded away. Mere days after the film passed $1 billion at the box offices, James Cameron announced...
Stop-motion truly is the one form of art that remains timeless, and it is one for all ages. However, stop-motion is also a hit-or-miss form of art. Not every film can be a Henry Selick masterpiece. One...
Haley Seymour, Editor in Chief - Over the summer, I read The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid. This story follows Monique Grant, a reporter for Vivant magazine, who is contacted by...
I fell in love with movies when I was 14 years old. They were everything to me, a magical form of escapism where anything is possible. In my mind, only cinema could show you a machine gun-toting raccoon...
I was in seventh grade, standing outside my middle school, waiting for the after-school bus to take me home on a boring Wednesday in March when I heard about this new game that was coming out. As I was...
Growth. That is the word President Alex Hernandez associates with change.
“I’m pretty optimistic that new opportunities can lead to growth even if it doesn’t feel that way when you first get...
Charles Schulz’s “Peanuts” comics have been gracing the media world for decades. Since 1950 when the first strip was released in the newspaper, the world of Charlie Brown has been expanding. Well...
Few things, if any, are as painful as the death of a relationship. The idea that anyone, whether they be a friend, brother, or partner, can simply choose to disappear from our lives is silently terrifying....
