By Gabrielle Smith Arts & Entertainment Editor On Feb. 9, Netflix released an original movie titled, “When We First Met,” starring Adam Devine and Alexandra Daddario. The movie starts off on Noah […]
Artist in residence program culminates with installation of “The Antenna of the Race” exhibition
By Don Richards Contributing Writer During the first three weeks of the spring semester, the Marlin and Regina Miller Art Gallery, located in the Sharadin Arts Building, hosted media artists Justin Randolph […]
Review: “Alan Cole is Not a Coward”
By Tyler McMaster Contributing Writer Middle school is hard. It’s a time when cliques begin to form and popularity feels like it stands paramount above your schoolwork. For 12-year-old Alan Cole, it […]
Review: “Voldemort: Origins of the Heir”
By Kaitlin McElroy Contributing Writer Twenty-years after the defeat of the Dark Lord, Voldemort rises again in this fan-made prequel film. “Voldemort: Origins of the Heir” was released to the public on […]
Review: “Pitch Perfect 3” provides plot twist
By Shelby Otto Contributing Writer The “Pitch Perfect” movie franchise made its debut in 2012. The movies are based on a college student named Becca and her reluctant participation in the university’s […]
Godless is yet another Netflix hit
Gabrielle Smith Arts & Entertainment Editor On Nov. 22, 2017, Netflix released an original limited series called Godless. Godless is an old Western style story about a young man named Roy […]
An inside on The Room: How The Disaster Artist pays tribute to a cult classic
Cody Myers Contributing Writer Humans are social creatures that specialize in storytelling. Stories that could once only be passed along through word of mouth and exaggerated, like a fisherman’s tale, can now […]
Basin Street Hotel serves pub fare with a side of friendliness
By Arielle Sniffin Staff Writer “It doesn’t matter who you are— you come here, and you have a good time,” Basin Street chef of 27 years, Larry Marco, said as he […]
‘Climate Change Theater Action’ hosted at Eckhaus Gallery
By Kevin Sninsky Staff Writer A branch of the art-driven environmental awareness movement “Climate Change Theater Action” was recently hosted at Kutztown’s own Eckhaus Gallery on Nov. 7. The event, titled “The […]
Review: ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ concludes ninth season
By Stephen Lessley Multimedia & Promotions Manager Television legend, Larry David, has released a highly anticipated ninth season of ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ after a six-year hiatus. In this installment of the […]
