Arts and Entertainment
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Review: “One Hundred Years of Solitude” does justice to a masterpiece
Read more: Review: “One Hundred Years of Solitude” does justice to a masterpieceBy Elena Whitford, Arts & Culture Editor When Gabriel García Márquez, author of the wildly popular novel Cien años de soledad (One Hundred Years of…
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Review: “Straume” captures the heart of animation
Read more: Review: “Straume” captures the heart of animationBy Alexa Gola, Associate News & Features Editor “Straume,” known internationally as “Flow,” is a Latvian animated feature film noted for its absence of narration…
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Broadway in Chicago’s “Les Misérables” is an enthralling interpretation of an iconic musical
Read more: Broadway in Chicago’s “Les Misérables” is an enthralling interpretation of an iconic musicalBy Kieran Blake, Sports Editor ★★★★ There are few musicals as powerful as “Les Misérables.” Based on Victor Hugo’s colossal 1862 epic novel, it centers…
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Moana 2 Review: Did the movie capture the magic of its predecessor?
Read more: Moana 2 Review: Did the movie capture the magic of its predecessor?The much anticipated sequel to the 2016 film Moana unfortunately fell flat and did not live up to viewers’ expectations.
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Review: Steppenwolf’s “Leroy and Lucy” puts magic back in the blues
Read more: Review: Steppenwolf’s “Leroy and Lucy” puts magic back in the bluesThrough sharp dialogue, standout performances, and thoughtful direction, “Leroy and Lucy” redefines a legendary moment in cultural history.
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Review: Something for everyone at the Chicago International Film Festival
Read more: Review: Something for everyone at the Chicago International Film FestivalThe 60th Chicago International Film Festival showcased films from diverse regions, blending high-profile European titles with underrepresented gems. Highlights include Austria’s Peacock and Azerbaijan’s Return…
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Review: “Coronation” is a Terrifyingly Current Political Satire
Read more: Review: “Coronation” is a Terrifyingly Current Political Satire“Coronation” provided an unsettling yet unrealistic prediction for the future of the United States, and offered both reassuring and fear-inducing acts.
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Maisie Peters’ “The Good Witch” review: a bewitching tale of independence in your twenties
Read more: Maisie Peters’ “The Good Witch” review: a bewitching tale of independence in your twentiesMaisie Peters’ sophomore album, “The Good Witch,” features upbeat pop songs enriched with impactful metaphors. The record reflects personal growth and heartbreak, showcasing her lyrical…
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The 39 Steps: A Payton Players’ Production
Read more: The 39 Steps: A Payton Players’ Production“A talented cast brings ‘The 39 Steps’ to life in a comedic and thrilling production, filled with plot twists and theatrical delights.”
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Taylor Swift’s foray into tortured poetry
Read more: Taylor Swift’s foray into tortured poetryTaylor Swift’s album, “The Tortured Poets Department,” impresses fans with its heartfelt lyrics, varied styles, and insights into her personal life and emotions.
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