Looking back at an iconic horror classic
By Sandy Grossman The Myers House has become something of an icon among fans of “Halloween,” the seminal 1978 horror flick which saw masked killer Michael Myers …
arts
Tim Hecker review
By Roshan Bhatia The latest release from Canadian experimental composer Tim Hecker, “Konoyo” is a return to form for Hecker, while also discarding many of the themes …
Hoffman Gallery exhibit explores grieving process after loss of parents
By Celeste Kurnik This fall, the Hoffman Gallery is showing “Loss of Material Evidence,” a collection created by partners in life and in artistry, Maria T. D. …
Paul McCartney returns with new album
By Jack Conroy In 1958 Paul McCartney wrote the soon-to-be Beatles smash hit single “Love Me Do.” Sixty years, 13 Beatles albums, seven Wings albums, and 24 …
Latest installment in the “Predator” franchise fails to live up to original William Mayhew
By William Mayhew In 1987, the spectacle of Arnold Schwarzenegger and a trophy-hunting alien warrior squaring off in one of the most testosterone-filled fights in film history …
Saying goodbye to an icon
By Sandy Grossman Burt Reynolds was an Actor, capital A. He had this Old Hollywood persona—square jaw and all. He took respectable roles in respectable movies. They weren’t …
Remembering a beloved rapper
By Nathaniel Hamlett and Samuel Johnston I was absently scrolling through Twitter in precisely the way teachers fear when they allow the use of laptops when I …
Best wines on a dime: 2015 Gewürtraminer
By Max Lorenze Across Europe, wine has a rich cultural significance, coming from centuries of tradition that has imbedded cultural habitus into what wine represents and how …
Fall movie previews
By Brendan Nagle & Ray Freedman “Roma” Streaming Dec. 14 Prolific filmmaker Alfonso Cuarón is back with a deeply personal film which follows a middle-class family and …
Yves Tumor amazes listeners on latest album
By Roshan Bhatia The newest release from producer and singer Yves Tumor, “Safe In The Hands of Love” is his strongest project yet, one that takes inspiration …
St. Paul and the Broken Bones’ latest album is a beautiful change of pace
By Riley Hanna While St. Paul and the Broken Bones first formed in 2012 in Birmingham, Alabama, their nostalgic sound will take you back to the rise …