By Tiger ShiWeb Content Contributor Most of us grew up on some sort of science fiction franchise, the most notable ones being Star Trek and Star Wars. I, for one, very much enjoyed Star Wars growing up. It all started … Continue reading What the Emperor Did Was Stupid
By Piper BlakeAssistant Web Content Manager Recently, I decided to watch “Eat Pray Love” for the first time in my life and it raised some serious questions about my future career and life plans. I went into this film thinking, “This … Continue reading The Heart of a Wanderer
By Ashton HermanWeb Content Contributor With “Operation Void Edge” on the horizon, fans both casual and avid alike are excited to see what Ubisoft has in store for their newest expansion in “Rainbow Six: Siege.” But despite a storm of … Continue reading To Rewrite a Lord
By Emily GarzaWeb Content Contributor We all have seen art. We all have tried to get the meaning of a piece of art. Even when it doesn’t always make sense, someone somehow finds the meaning of a piece of art. … Continue reading Art Doesn't Have Meaning
By Andrea MauWeb Content Contributor Why read your romance this Valentine’s when there are pictures? Graphic novels are the freshest medium on the market, offering a plethora of romance with unique storytelling elements. All of the following can be read … Continue reading The Most Romantic Graphic Novels for Valentine's Day
By Stacey RamirezWeb Content Contributor It was 2014 when the world first met Lara Jean, the protagonist of Jenny Hans Novel “To All the Boys I Loved Before”, this young adult romance novel quickly became a New York Times Best … Continue reading P.S. I Still Love You: The Book to Read & The Film to Watch
By Brittany AndersonAssistant Web Content Manager It’s Shakespeare like you’ve never seen before. Texas State’s “Measure for Measure,” which runs from Feb. 11 through Feb. 16 in the Patti Strickel Harrison Theatre, is a modern twist on the Shakespearean classic — … Continue reading “Measure for Measure” Review
By Timia Cobb Web Content Contributor The infamous Harley Quinn is back and better than ever in “Birds of prey” with a crew of rough, hard-core, and praiseworthy women. “Birds of Prey” had a lot to live up to due … Continue reading Birds of Prey: The Film that Comic Book fans deserve
By Piper BlakeAssistant Web Content Manager So, Netflix recently released the first season of Sex Education early 2019 and it immediately left an impact on its viewers. The second season is just as uncomfortably raw (pun-intended) as the first, but … Continue reading Sex Education Review
By Brittany Anderson Assistant Web Content Manager It’s that time of year again: award show season. Despite a few taking place later on in the year, the first couple months of the new decade have been (or will be) spattered … Continue reading Award Shows and Diversity (or Lack Thereof)
By Andrea MauWeb Content Contributor Psychological horror mother! by Darren Aronofsky will make your jaw drop. Released in 2017, mother! has infamously garnered a wide range of reactions with viewers either detesting or loving the film. No matter what though, … Continue reading mother!: A Review
By Emily GarzaWeb Content Contributor Everyone has at least seen the hashtag “#XYZIsOverParty” or “#XYZIsCanceled” trending at one point or another. It is basically saying a celebrity or online figure is canceled because of something they said or did. This … Continue reading Cancel Culture Doesn't Work
By Ashton HermanWeb Content Contributor Being practically raised on “Star Wars,” I was ecstatic to see what the newest trilogy had to offer. And while the movies had their ups and downs, there was one concept that never sat quite well … Continue reading The Finn That Could Have Been
By Ally Bolender Web Content Contributor TikTok. It may be a platform under investigation by the U.S. National Security, takes a remarkable amount of your information and bans any content that badly portrays China, but god-damn that app is hilarious. … Continue reading I Didn’t Know I Needed TikTok This Bad
By Stacey RamirezWeb Content Contributor It’s been a year since I had the amazing opportunity to attend the Santa Barbara International Film Festival(SBIFF) in California. This 11-day festival has taken place every year since 1986. The festival consists of panels, … Continue reading How to Attend the Santa Barbara International Film Festival for Free
By Emily GarzaWeb Content Contributor Last year, Shane Dawson announced that he would post a nine-part series onto his YouTube channel about the “Beautiful World of Jeffree Star”. Many, including me, were very excited about this new series coming up … Continue reading Shane Dawson Just Wants Your Money
By Brandi Mitchell Web Content Contributor When you think of Christmas, you think of decorated trees, of holiday festivities, of family and of food. But among these pleasant images, many people often think of a jolly elderly fellow who delivers … Continue reading Just a Few Claus-ible Concerns
By Timia CobbWeb Content Contributor It’s always the same thing, a young average looking white girl falling in love with an emotionally unavailable boy or an obvious non trans, lesbian, gay, etc. person playing the role of a LGBT+ member. … Continue reading Let’s Cancel Hollywood
By Arlett Ramirez Assistant Web Content Manager A couple of weeks ago, I wrote an article about Disney’s highly awaited Disney Plus streaming service that launched on Nov. 12. In the article, I discussed the many power moves Disney made … Continue reading Netflix & Nickelodeon vs. Disney Plus
By Lauren JurgemeyerWeb Content Manager Under the direction of graduate student Alex Rodriguez, Texas State opens Little Women, The Broadway Musical Nov. 19 and runs through Nov. 24 in the Patti Strickel Harrison Theatre. Based on the classic novel by … Continue reading Little Women, The Broadway Musical: Review
