Review: Period drama gives stunning portrait of Emily Brönte
Although the events of director Frances O’Connor’s “Emily” are somewhat fictional, the film gives Emily Brönte a second life.
Although the events of director Frances O’Connor’s “Emily” are somewhat fictional, the film gives Emily Brönte a second life.
“Good Riddance” provides a window into artist Gracie Abrams’ mind. What makes it even more impressive is that this is her debut album.
“Portrait of God,” a seven-minute short horror film with one character and a small production team, has received 1 million views on YouTube.
When Disney CEO Bob Iger ’73 announced that 7,000 employees were being laid off, the focus placed on new sequels seemed in poor taste for the company.
“Cracker Island” is the most personal a Gorillaz album has ever felt, taking a more laid-back approach to its sound.
Loki Mulholland ’23 took a job offer as an English teacher in Dubna, Russia, when life took an unexpected turn and his Russian visa expired.
Ithaca College students are no strangers to using slang in their day-to-day lives, yet many probably cannot remember when they even started using specific terms.
“Cocaine Bear” embraces its absurdity, actively giving its audience what it came for: a 500-pound bear getting high on cocaine.