Director, cast share insights into latest University Theatre production Poverty, trauma, and the impact of gentrification – these are just some of the themes explored in Katori Hall’s “Hurt Village.” The New American play is gearing up for an 8-day run at the University Theatre. Directed by actor, producer, and theatre arts lecturer Jozben Barrett, […]
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Peaches, Peaches, Peaches
The Super Mario Bros. movie has had major success at the box office and it’s understandable why. Photo Courtesy of Universal Pictures. By Sara Bhatt, Staff Reporter The “Super Mario Bros.” movie was released on April 5, and has been an absolute hit at the box office, grossing over $1.056 billion worldwide. After seeing the […]
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“Suzume”: Learning How To Live Again
Makoto Shinkai’s “Suzume,” becomes the fourth highest-grossing anime ever. Photo Courtesy of “Suzume.” By Leah Quintero, Managing Editor There is a line in the recently released anime film, “Suzume” that perfectly captures what the main protagonist’s perilous journey is all about: discovering a will to live and a reason to survive even when hope seems […]
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Are Twilight and Harry Potter Reboots Needed?
The box covers of the DVDs. Photo by Jasmine Sanchez. By Jasmine Sanchez Staff Reporter In more recent times, Hollywood has grasped onto the idea of rebooting beloved shows and movies to make a quick profit. Some explore the cinematic world and fix errors of the past while others fail to live up to the […]
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DC Studios Release Of ‘Blue Beetle’ Breaking Barriers
Shot of the “Blue Beetle” trailer. Photo by Anthony Arroyo. By Anthony Arroyo Staff Reporter DC Studios’ upcoming “Blue Beetle” will mark history, as the title character will be the first-ever live-action Latino superhero. While “Blue Beetle” has been part of the DC Universe for over 80 years, this will be the first time the […]