The Scorsese and Marvel debate: What defines cinema?
Brianna Silva, Writer
November 7, 2019
Different films fulfill different tastes in their own ways. That’s the beauty of cinema, it’s an evolving form of art that encompasses an extensive array of genres and techniques.
“In the Shadow of the Moon” proves itself a worthy watch
Caroline Smith, Writer
October 30, 2019
Driven by an incredible plotline, director Jim Mickle's creative style is on full display.
Top five worst scary movies on Netflix
Kacey Connolly, Podcast Editor
October 27, 2019
With spooky season in full effect, make sure you don’t cuddle up to these five horror films.
HBO’s “Euphoria” does everything right when it comes to costume design
Shane Guilfyole, Writer
October 24, 2019
The fashion reflected in entertainment eventually trickles down to audiences, who in turn adapt and further develop the looks until a new trend is born, thus forwarding the fashion cycle.
“The Politician” doesn’t play by the binary
Brianna Silva, Writer
October 22, 2019
Blending diversity, humor, music, high school politics and some blood, Murphy crafts a brilliant recipe for disaster. Proving once again that there is nothing more entertaining than the lives of dramatic teenagers.
“Riverdale” pays tribute to Luke Perry
October 17, 2019
Archie put it best, “Fred Andrews will always be apart of Riverdale.”
The EIC Podcast: “Joker” and the future of DC Comics
Jonathan Kermah, Co-editor in chief
October 15, 2019
Jonathan Kermah is joined by entertainment writer David Anderson to talk about "Joker" and the future of DC Comics on the big screen.
“Joker” in review: Masterpiece or Mockery?
David Anderson, Writer
October 11, 2019
As any movie that follows a maniacal mass-murderer would be, “Joker” is uncomfortable, disturbing and hard to watch throughout quite a few portions. Despite the unpleasantries, your eyes are glued to the screen throughout the film as its story and central character are so compelling.
13 Spooky Halloween Tricks and Treats: Part I
David Anderson, Brianna Silva, and Adam Buckley
October 9, 2019
Entertainment gives a weekly taste of movies and music to haunt.
YouTube star Shane Dawson documents life in the spotlight with “The Beautiful World of Jeffree Star”
Alana Zeilander, Contributor
October 8, 2019
Dawson displays all the ups and downs of being an outsider on the inside of the chaos of the beauty world. From a news story about the dynamic duo not being on the best of terms, to discussing Star’s ex-friends, fans learn more about his perspective.
Five films to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
Brianna Silva, Writer
October 8, 2019
Ranging from Spain to Brazil, each of these films explore different lives, cultures and genres. Regardless of your level of Spanish (and/or Portuguese), these films are sure to make you laugh, cry and fall in love.
The EIC Podcast: “Hustlers” review and “Saturday Night Live” season premiere recap
Jonathan Kermah, Co-Editor in Chief
October 1, 2019
Jonathan Kermah is joined by Amherst Wire contributor Brianna Silva to talk about her review of the movie "Hustlers." Later Silva and Kermah are joined by assistant entertainment editor Julia Donohue to discuss the season premiere of "Saturday Night Live."
Rachel Swansburg
The subcommittee will have 30 days to deliberate and submit a report to the SGA senate.
A cure for cancel culture: content-moderation juries
Big tech needs to ensure transparency for its social media users. Why not let them enforce the rules?
(Fake) Blonde Moment Podcast: Best artists of the decade and recaps on celebrity Halloween costumes
Tune in to hear Kardashian recaps and holiday talk.
Standardized testing needs to change
Exams like the SAT further marginalize low-income students who cannot afford expensive test prep.