By Caden ZieglerWeb Content Contributor You have your crystals and your smudge stick, but there’s still something missing. Something you can’t quite put your finger on. You find yourself wandering around a bookstore (or maybe the internet) and you stumble … Continue reading Witch Amateur Hour: Podcast Review
By Jess BazalduaKTSW Guest Journalist My relationship with “Sailor Moon” goes way back to my childhood where my only worry was whether I was going to get home in time to watch the latest episode. Times have changed since then, … Continue reading Revisiting My Love of Sailor Moon (and Reasons Why You Should Too)
By Arlett RamirezWeb Content Contributor “I think I’m the only person in the world who hasn’t watched a single episode of Game of Thrones.” For loyal Game of Thrones fan, I think that the sentence mentioned above might be the … Continue reading Why You Should (Finally) Watch Game of Thrones
By Piper BlakeWeb Content Contributor With the premiere of season eight of “Game of Thrones” and the recent release of “Avengers: Endgame,” I have been dodging spoilers all over social media. Whether it’s flat out details that you catch by … Continue reading How to Avoid Spoilers
By Arlett Ramirez Web Content Contributor Ted Bundy is one of the most notorious serial killers in history. He is known for murdering over 30 women (the exact number isn’t known) in six states in the 1970s and maybe even … Continue reading Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile
By Lauren Jurgemeyer Assistant Web Content Manager David Auburn’s Proof opened April 12 at the Wimberley Playhouse. With the show closing on May 5, the performances are numbered; don’t miss your chance to see two current Bobcats on stage. Under … Continue reading Find Proof with the Wimberley Players
By Arlett RamirezWeb Content Contributor Most of us are familiar with Netflix. We either have our own personal account or use someone else’s account (family or friends) to binge our favorite shows like “Parks and Recreation,” “Friends,” “Grey’s Anatomy” and … Continue reading Disney Plus vs. Netflix
By Piper Blake Web Content Contributor Have you ever taken a personality test to determine what kind of person you are? I have taken many of these kinds of tests for fun. Some of them are funny, like, “Which Disney … Continue reading The “Big 5” Personality Test: Who Are You Really?
By Anna ValdezWeb Content Contributor JMBLYA is back for another year of great music and fun with some of the biggest names in hip-hop. With performances by Travis Scott, Lil Wayne, Kevin Gates, Gunna, Sheck Wes and more, this is … Continue reading JMBLYA 2019: Texas’ Hip-Hop Fest Extraordinaire
By Lauren JurgemeyerAssistant Web Content Manager Under the direction of Kaitlin Hopkins, Texas State is set to open the Hunchback of Notre Dame on April 23 and will run through April 28, in the Patti Strickel Harrison Theatre. Based on … Continue reading The Hunchback of Notre Dame: Review
By Piper Blake Web Content Contributor Its that time of year again! Music festivals are setting the stage for great performances all summer long. It’s hard as college students on tight budgets to travel to big festivals like Coachella and … Continue reading Music Festivals to Attend in the Upcoming Season in Texas
By Anna ValdezWeb Content Contributor It’s a hard day when the world loses a music artist, let alone a talented duo. Members of the English indie rock band Her’s–along with their tour manager, Trevor Engelbrektson– were involved in a car … Continue reading A Tribute to Her’s
By Lauren Jurgemeyer Assistant Web Content Manager The Importance of Being Earnest, written by Oscar Wilde, opens at Texas State in the Theatre Center Mainstage on April 9-14. Under the direction of Jerry Ruiz, Wilde’s classic play is given a … Continue reading The Importance of Being Earnest: Review
By Piper Blake Web Content Contributor As the semester is coming to an end, the stress of grades and finals will begin to catch up with all of us. A great way to relieve some of that anxiety is to … Continue reading Movies to Get You Through the Semester
By Caden ZieglerWeb Content Contributor It’s safe to say that most people love a movie from Disney Studios, or a least a movie that is owned by the massive conglomerate of Disney. The company that was formed in 1923 has … Continue reading Disney on the Horizon
By Anna ValdezWeb Content Contributor It’s shocking. It’s thrilling. It’s everything you’d expect from Argentine-French filmmaker, Gaspar Noé, and his new tale of dismay, Climax. Climax is a psychological horror dance film written, co-edited and directed by Noé. The film … Continue reading The Compelling Music Behind Gaspar Noé’s Climax
By Alexia SeayVideographer Earlier this week, the movie US directed by Jordan Peele hit theaters everywhere. After Peele’s box office hit Get Out, movie goers have been clamoring to see what is next from the creative director. I was given … Continue reading US Premieres at SXSW
By Julian SaldanaVideographer In The Weekend, Sasheer Zamata, a former cast member of SNL, plays a comedian named Zadie who describes herself as “super single” and “a supporting character in someone else’s romantic comedy,” but ends up shining as the … Continue reading The Weekend Review
By Julian SaldanaVideographer This review contains some spoilers of the film. The first movie I saw this SXSW was no other than The Art of Self-Defense. I went in without doing much research on the film, and I’m thankful I … Continue reading The Art of Self-Defense: Review
By Piper BlakeWeb Content Contributor The song “In the Year 2525” by Zager and Evans was released in 1968. I recently came across this song and it got me thinking about how they came up with these ideas of the … Continue reading Can a Song Predict the Future?
