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The little toy drum isn’t beat hard enough

The little toy drum isn’t beat hard enough

Malaki Lingg, Arts & Life Editor February 25, 2025

Stephen King's most recent book-to-film adaptation, “The Monkey,” was announced months ago. Following this, phenomenal marketing drew horror fans in with its silly atmosphere yet disturbing concept....

74 personal minutes with Drizzy Drake

74 personal minutes with Drizzy Drake

Rylan Renteria, Staff Writer February 25, 2025

Following the “conclusion” of a very public beef between Drake and Kendrick Lamar, fans speculated on what the next move for the Canadian-born rapper would be. After months of sparse verses and...

‘Love Me’ Not

‘Love Me’ Not

Danie Craig, Contributor February 25, 2025

“Love Me,” directed by Sam and Andy Zuchero, is a disturbing film about artificial intelligence developing human emotions. In this film, a “smart” buoy, voiced by Kristen Stewart, meets a satellite,...

‘The Unbreakable Boy’: A call for awareness

‘The Unbreakable Boy’: A call for awareness

Danie Craig, Contributor February 25, 2025

Jon Gunn’s “The Unbreakable Boy” pulls at the heartstrings of viewers, inviting them to reflect on their own lives. This film, which is based on a true story, follows Austin LeRette, a boy with...

This is a safe space, not a brave space

This is a safe space, not a brave space

Christopher Delgado, Copyediting Coordinator February 18, 2025

Oscar-winning director of auteur cinema Martin Scorsese has not seen a Marvel film. He tried. “That’s not cinema,” according to Scorsese. “Honestly, the closest I can think of them, with actors...

‘Paddington in Peru’ is charming enough for most

‘Paddington in Peru’ is charming enough for most

Ezequiel Pena, Staff Writer February 18, 2025

Over recent years, Paddington Bear, has surprisingly cemented himself as one of the most charming characters adapted for the silver screen. “Paddington” got a lot of attention, but “Paddington...

‘Open Wide’ the mind

‘Open Wide’ the mind

Sarah Quintanilla, Assistant Graphics Editor February 18, 2025

Excitement has long plagued Inhaler fans who may finally listen to the band’s third studio album: “Open Wide.” The first song on the record titled “Eddie In The Darkness” kickstarts with...

‘Love Hurts,’ but it is worth a watch

‘Love Hurts,’ but it is worth a watch

Marcela Montufar Soria, Opinion Editor February 11, 2025

Action-comedy “Love Hurts” released in U.S. cinemas on Feb. 7, just in time for Valentine’s Day. Through a thin plot and occasionally failed humor, Ke Huy Quan’s overwhelming charm and martial...

Exploring the depths of Eusexua

Exploring the depths of Eusexua

Sarah Quintanilla, Assistant Graphics Editor February 11, 2025

Heartbeats introduce the title track “Eusexua.” FKA twigs pairs breathy vocals with a light prickling beat and echo, haunting the listener every passing second. The listener might ask, “What...

A heart-striking new slasher

A heart-striking new slasher

Olivia Literas, Contributor February 11, 2025

A brand new slasher, rom-com flick comes just in time for Valentine’s Day, putting all types of movie lovers in the mood for a striking love-filled film. “Heart Eyes” was released on Feb....

‘Becoming Led Zeppelin’: A mix of good times and bad times

‘Becoming Led Zeppelin’: A mix of good times and bad times

Logan Martinez, Staff Writer February 11, 2025

“Becoming Led Zeppelin” is an enticing IMAX documentary that aims to recapture the legendary band’s rapid rise to fame. Directed by Bernard MacMahon, the high-resolution film focuses on the early...

Are you feeling emo this Valentine’s?

Are you feeling emo this Valentine’s?

Malaki Lingg, Arts & Life Editor February 4, 2025

  As time goes on, old trends tend to repeat themselves. A decade ago, the nineties were having their renaissance, and more recently, the Y2K aesthetic has made an overwhelming resurgence...

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