Novelist Arthur Phillips describes “Washington Square” by Henry James as “a very modern novel indeed: all questions, no answers,” which...
Rapper and producer Jonwayne has been relatively quiet for the past two years, focusing on himself and his music, but...
In 2008, Department of Eagles released their second album, “In Ear Park.” Since finding this album about four years ago,...
The lights were dimmed in the Esch-Hurvis room of the Warch Campus Center on Wednesday, April 16 as the audience...
While the title of Eleanor Brown’s “The Weird Sisters” instantly evokes pictures of the three haggard crones from Shakespeare’s “Macbeth,”...
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Between 2014’s “Godzilla” and the upcoming “Godzilla: King of Monsters,” I am glad to see a Kaiju film that embraces...
Azalea’s sophomore studio release is an impressive demonstration of her rap and compositional abilities. The album is composed of mostly...
“The Wind is not a River,” a World War II novel by Brian Payton, is centered on a journalist and...