THE ITHACAN

Review: Taylor Swift ventures into pop realm with ‘1989’

By Serena Weiss, Contributing Writer • November 5, 2014

The celebrated country singer is back with her new, more pop-oriented album, "1989."

By Kenny Chapman, Staff Writer • November 5, 2014

Though its pacing occasionally falters, "Nightcrawler" soars thanks to a powerful lead performance.

By Liam Whalen, Contributing Writer • November 5, 2014

Songwriter Liz Harris offers up intricate, detailed music in her newest release, "Ruins."

By Byron Bixler, Staff Writer • November 5, 2014

While its message is often heavy-handed, "Dear White People" finds success in it's social commentary.

By Matthew Radulski, Contributing Writer • October 29, 2014

Folk veteran Neil Diamond may touch on some tired topics in "Melody Road," but the album still succeeds as an enjoyable listen.

By Serena Weiss, Contributing Writer • October 29, 2014

Acoustic guitar meets new, darker instrumentals in Ben Howard's newest studio release.

By Hayley Young, Contributing Writer • October 29, 2014

A well-crafted and humorous script fuel the unlikely true story of "Pride."

By Shari Bischoping, Contributing Writer • October 29, 2014

Director Jason Reitman gives audiences a window into how technology impacts daily life in "Men, Women & Children."

By Daniel Wisniewski, Staff Writer • October 29, 2014

Gore and realism make David Ayer's "Fury" a tough-to-watch, but important cinema experience.

By Ana Borruto, Contributing Writer • October 22, 2014

With a welcome blend of drama and comedy, "The Judge" dishes out lessons on both law and family.

By Josh Vitchkoski, Staff Writer • October 22, 2014

Visual splendor and an engaging narrative make "Tracks" a gripping cinematic venture.

By Cristina Saltos, Contributing Writer • October 22, 2014

Fifteen years after the Ithaca Opera closed its doors, a new group, Opera Ithaca, is filling the opera void in the area.