By Katherine Wright In this pandemic era, crowded grocery stores have changed from annoying situations to full-fledged battlegrounds. Dirty looks are flashed across the store when people turn the wrong direction down a one-way aisle or walk within your imaginary six-foot-diameter bubble. If someone sneezes, forget about it. On the other hand, trips to the […]
Read More →Finally, we have a gay film accessible in mainstream cinemas with a message other than heartbreak and defeat.
Read More →This November will be full of new releases, including heart-wrenching stories, both true and fictional, that will make you think. As you’re planning your weekends up to the holiday season, watch these dramas, memoirs and documentaries. I dare you not to be inspired and moved. 1. “Loving” (Nov. 4) Mildred and Richard Loving married in […]
Read More →In yet another win for Disney, the company’s latest animated film, “Zootopia,” won the domestic box office record once again last weekend for the third consecutive week with a terrific $38 million. It’s hit $600 million at the global box office, giving Disney its biggest animated hit since the tidal wave that was “Frozen.” The […]
Read More →The countdown for “Star Wars: Episode VIII” has begun. The new movie began filming two months after “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” broke dozens of box office records and earned general acclaim. Disney released a very short teaser video Monday for the momentous day. It is essentially just the final shot of “The Force Awakens” […]
Read More →By Robin Ngai, Staff Writer @bluebird1278 Since “The Lego Movie” came out two weeks ago, my Facebook news-feed has been filled with statuses raving about it, my friends have been raving about it, and even Rotten Tomatoes has been raving about it (the movie has a 96% rating, beating The Dark Knight!) My point is […]
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