By Rey Banuelos KTSW Guest Writer Being stuck at home due to the Coronavirus lockdown, people around the globe have been creating to be entertained. KTSW 89.9 got a chance to interview content creators Kelli and Freeman Butler, who both joint-owners … Continue reading The TikTok Channel You Need to Follow: Interview with @Freemanbut
By Stacey RamirezWeb Content Contributor “Selfie” is a French anthology film. With a run time of one hour and 48 minutes, it tells the satiric stories of social media and society and its unhealthy obsession that’s almost normalized now. This … Continue reading SXSW Amazon Film Screening: A Review on Selfie
By Emily GarzaWeb Content Contributor If you didn’t already know, there has been some controversy with the one of the beauty community’s most famous online figure: Jeffree Star. To some people, this may come off as no surprise because Star … Continue reading To Be a Fan or To Not Be a Fan
By Timia CobbWeb Content Contributor Imagine a platform where every fandom can unite to praise their idols and make personas completely dedicated to being a fan. Well, welcome to the chaotic place called stan Twitter. A place that is more … Continue reading A Short Guide to Stan Twitter
By Brittany AndersonAssistant Web Content Manager May 4, 2011 marked the first official observance of “Star Wars Day,” a celebration of all-things Star Wars that has since become an annual tradition across the world. No matter what kind of Star … Continue reading May the Fourth Be With You
By Arlett Ramirez Assistant Web Content Manager Ever since the second season of “Riverdale,” countless videos have been uploaded to YouTube, mocking the writing and acting in the show. I’ll admit, the show isn’t of the same quality as “Game … Continue reading Why I Still Watch “Riverdale”
By Ashton HermanWeb Content Contributor A plethora of space-related films have been presented to the public, with each garnering a different response. From “Star Wars” to “Star Trek,” most, if not all sci-fi media seems to be held in such … Continue reading Space Fascists and Arachnophobia: What and Why is Starship Troopers?
By Andrea MauWeb Content Contributor Recently I decided to revisit Confessions by Kanae Minato, a book that had quite an effect on me in the past, and has only proved more chilling than I originally remember after a second read. … Continue reading Confessions: a Book Review
By Brittany Anderson Assistant Web Content Manager I don’t know about anyone else, but I’ve been playing a lot of Xbox while in quarantine. For the most part, I’ve never been big on the video game fad. I have no … Continue reading 4 Multiplayer Video Games for Quarantine
By Arlett Ramirez Assistant Web Content Manager It seems like the only thing on TV nowadays are updates on the COVID-19. It’s normal to want to take your mind off such a grim topic, so that’s why one of my … Continue reading 5 Shows to Watch to Help You Forget About Your Troubles
By Emily GarzaWeb Content Contributor Web Content Contributor This past week, I decided to purchase one of the most popular online games: Minecraft. I have been a fan of Minecraft for a couple of years now, but never actually played … Continue reading Playing Minecraft While Social Distancing
By Andrea MauWeb Content Contributor “Tigers Are Not Afraid” is a horror and magical realism film directed by Issa López. It follows Estrella, a girl growing up in an unnamed Mexician city where gangs and political corruption run rampant. Teaming … Continue reading “Tigers Are Not Afraid”: a Review
By Stacey RamirezWeb Content Contributor Every year since April 1999 people have gathered in Indio, California, for one of the biggest music festivals in the world, The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. This year marks the 20-year anniversary of … Continue reading Why You Should Watch “Coachella: 20 Years In the Desert”
By Andrea MauWeb Content Contributor “Gozu,” directed by Takeshi Miike, is a Japanese horror film and also one of the most bizarre things I’ve ever watched. “Gozu” follows Minami, a yakuza member who has been ordered to kill one of … Continue reading “Gozu”: a Review
By Tiger ShiWeb Content Contributor It will soon be a month since I’ve returned home from San Marcos, from Texas State and from the invisible enemy: Coronavirus. As a matter of fact, the pandemic is the only thing I’ve ever … Continue reading Being On “Board” While Bored
By Brittany AndersonAssistant Web Content Manager Let’s face it, folks: we’re going to (and most likely already have) consume an unhealthy amount of media in the coming weeks. Endless options of films and TV shows, video games and hours of … Continue reading Why You Need to Add “Parks and Recreation” to Your Quarantine Watch List
By Arlett RamirezAssistant Web Content Manager Keanu Reeves saw a resurgence in his career last year. He starred and/or cameoed in three popular movies that viewers couldn’t help but praise his performance. This renewed admiration for Reeves prompted Warner Bros. … Continue reading Top 5 Keanu Reeves Movie Roles
By Tiger ShiWeb Content Contributor “The force will be with you, always.” Those were the chilling words from the trailer for Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. The moment I finished watching the trailer, I wiped away some tears. It … Continue reading The Skywalker Throwback
By Ally BolenderAssistant Web Content Manager Amazon Prime Video is partnering with South by Southwest to launch a film festival collection on the streaming service. The collection will include the films that were originally scheduled to be shown at the … Continue reading SXSW Films to Come to Amazon Prime Video
By Lauren RabalaisWeb Content Contributor Nintendo’s newest Animal Crossing game couldn’t have come at a more perfect time. While the real world is standing still with people staring out their windows, “New Horizons” invites players to explore and design their … Continue reading How “Animal Crossing: New Horizons” is Stopping Cabin Fever
