Oscar analysis: ‘Crip Camp’
Give accessibility a chanceBy Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist 5/5 Handicapped people were undermined and invisible to a lot of people…
Tag: ARTS
‘Feast for the Eyes’: the story of food photography
A collection of multimedia visuals from a broad array of artists By Alexis Zygan, Staff Writer “Picasso eating breakfast, with…
A Marvel series that flies high and braves the cold
‘The Falcon and The Winter Soldier’ has superhero thrills, but suffers from storytelling issuesBy Jonathan Pabico, Senior Columnist 3.5/5 These…
Bill Callahan and Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy revive atonal, experimental music
Why don’t we hear more of this weird stuff?By CJ Sommerfeld, Staff Writer Wyatt had created Rock Bottom, the album…
‘Superstore’ is a super show
After six seasons, ‘Superstore’ hangs up the vestBy Craig Allan, Business Manager If my description makes the show sound like…
‘Dark’ TV show review
The best show I have watchedBy Teppei, Contributor 5/5 One of the things that makes this show so circular from…
Jon Batiste’s newest album ‘We Are’ enriches us with universal meanings about the world and ourselves
A transcendent celebration of R&B, soul, and crucial humanityBy Jonathan Pabico, Senior Columnist 5/5 Music extraordinaire Jon Batiste is known…
An interview with Douglas College jazz/trad-pop singer-songwriter Tia Brazda
Douglas Music student on her new album ‘When I Get Low’ and quirks of being a professional musician By CJ…
‘Zack Snyder’s Justice League’ film review
No JusticeBy Craig Allan, Business Manager 2.5/5 This movie is four hours long, and that fact can really be felt.…
Oscar film analysis: ‘The Trial of the Chicago 7’
The whole world is watchingBy Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist 4/5 The entire trial took six months and there were a…