By Daniel Richter Web Content Contributor The Stars & Stripes Drive-In Theatre in New Braunfels is a great affordable late night activity for college students on budget. Being a poor college student myself, I struggle to find ideas for date … Continue reading A Night at Stars & Stripes Drive-In
By Andronica Owens Web Content Contributor The end of the semester is approaching which means students get a break from the working and stressing. Yes, we have finals and projects and papers, but once that’s all over we will finally … Continue reading Binge Over The Break
By Rikki Yanez Assistant Web Content Manager If you enjoy bingeing the latest Netflix series, you may have heard of the recently added Netflix limited series Maniac. This series is not like your typical Netflix Original due to the content … Continue reading A Netflix Review: Maniac
By Rikki Yanez Assistant Blog Content Contributor Since technology has rapidly advanced and we are no longer having to rent movies or TV shows at the nearest Blockbuster, binging shows on streaming platforms such Netflix or Hulu has become one … Continue reading Podcasts: The New Form of Entertainment
By Clayton Ambrose Music Journalist Horror cinema has been having a tough time getting taken seriously in the new millenium. The landscape of the market for the genre is filled with shallow popcorn flicks, the people that see them, and … Continue reading The Challenge That is Hereditary
By LaCoya Bell Blog Content Contributor American Horror Story (AHS) is returning with a crossover that all fans have been waiting for. The Coven and Murder House crossover is finally happening! Ryan Murphy, one of the creators of AHS, tweeted … Continue reading American Horror Story Back and Better
By Allison L. Johnson Assistant Web Content Manager In music, movies, and TV, there will be plenty of “easter eggs.” Easter eggs are pretty much hidden messages in any form of media. If you’re a film buff or have taken … Continue reading Easter Eggs in Entertainment
By Claire Hansen Blog Content Contributor Every year, we see more and more pointless movies and sequels that we didn’t need hit the theaters. It might cause you to wonder, “What has this industry turned into?” With technology allowing us … Continue reading 10 New Movies to Look Forward to in 2018
By Jenise Jackson Blog Content Contributor “What kind of lady acts like a man?” This is a line from the new Netflix series, She’s Gotta Have It, that stuck with me. A modern version of Spike Lee’s 1986 feature-length directorial debut, … Continue reading She’s Gotta Have It: Breaking Down Double Standards
By Allison Johnson Blog Content Contributor I remember renting movies at Blockbuster and seeing the cover for Saw, and thinking, “well that looks disgusting.” I gave in a couple of years later and watched the first two movies. Yes, the … Continue reading JIGSAW: A Spooky Review
By Allison Johnson Blog Content Contributor Mark your calendars. South Park returns today! Tune in to Comedy Central at 9pm to catch the season premiere of season 21. Yes, season 21, can you believe it? South Park premiered on Comedy … Continue reading The Importance of South Park
By Jashel Negron Blog Content Contributor Do you ever wish you had a time machine and could go back to when times were simpler? When there were Polaroids, music was played on turntables and diners were the go-to place for … Continue reading Bringin’ the Oldies Back at Blue Starlite
by Jacob Carter Music Journalist Artist: A Giant Dog Album: Toy Release Date: August 25, 2017 Something I really appreciate is when a band is able to evoke a certain place or setting through their music. Every band’s hometown has … Continue reading A Giant Dog: Toy Review
By Brittney Hemmands Blog Content Contributor As a society, we are raised on certain beliefs that influences such as our families, friends, schools, and churches have taught us. Holding certain opinions because of these beliefs is not necessarily a bad … Continue reading Four Must-See Documentaries Everyone Needs To Watch
By Allison Johnson Blog Content Contributor When Sweet Dee had a heart attack in It’s Always Sunny, she and her twin brother Dennis took it upon themselves to get into shape. This inspired me when I recently remembered that I … Continue reading How It’s Always Sunny Taught Me What Not To Do in the Gym
By Hannah Wisterman Blog Content Contributor WARNING: This review contains spoilers. I’ll be entirely honest: when I first saw the trailer for Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets, I was awe-struck. It looked like a whirlwind romp through … Continue reading Valerian and the City of a Thousand Poor Choices
By Allison Johnson Blog Content Contributor It was not even ten minutes into Winter, until a very fierce Stark had us cheering. Walder Frey, orchestrator of the Red Wedding, was presenting a toast to his family. If your memory is … Continue reading Game of Thrones: Season 7 Premiere Recap
By Asia Daggs Blog Content Contributor Originally posted on April 15, 2016. Summer is almost here and I know my fellow couch potatoes will be in need of a good list of books, movies and shows to live off of. … Continue reading Summer Survival: Entertainment
By Helen Wang Blog Content Contributor Schindler’s List is a biopic film directed by Steven Spielberg, based on the novel by Thomas Keneally under the same title. The film received over 80 award wins and 20 nominations, making it one … Continue reading Schindler’s List May Be Historically Inaccurate, but Still Shines Light on the Holocaust
By Laura Aebi News Reporter The mostly-empty shopping center on Springtown Way in San Marcos has big plans for the next year, what once was a bustling shopping center with a Target and Bennigan’s has been nearly empty for almost … Continue reading Springtown Development to Enhance San Marcos Entertainment
