Narcos: An Addictive Series
By Connor Risenhoover Viewers of modern television have a soft spot for the morally grey characters. Be it the ladies in prison on Orange is the New Black, a lawyer taking justice into his own hands […]
Entertainment
Sicario review
By Taylor C. Berrier This review in particular is going to b e especially hard for me to write, being one of the few movies I’ve seen that’s left me shaking afterwards. It’s an extremely […]
Amy Schumer: Bits O’ Wisdom
I think you can go from being not very funny to working really hard for 10 years and figuring out how to make a living on the road, but I don’t think you can rise […]
September’s Unusual Bizarre & Weird News
By Andrew J. Hewett AGAIN, JUSTICE IS AMBIGUOUS After 10 years sitting on Texas’ death row, Alfred Dewayne Brown, now 33, is free, given another chance to prove his innocence. What gave his life back? […]
Meet Your New Musical Obsession, Tru Def
By Kendra Kinion Fresh-faced rapper Desmond aka Tru Def is devastatingly dapper, cheerfully optimistic and an inspired visionary wanting to share his creativity with the world. What started as a dream for the Dallas native […]
Thomas Rhett takes over AT&T Stadium for album release concert event on Sept. 23
NASHVILLE — “Thomas Rhett has emerged as one of country’s most promising young artists — a standout among a crowded crop of acts” (Billboard) and will continue to lead the pack with his sophomore effort TANGLED […]
Wrestling’s Fountain of Youth
By Connor Risenhoover The WWE’s pay-per-view Night of Champions was set for September 20. Though not one of the company’s larger promoted shows, it was expected to sell out the Toyota Center in Houston. At the […]
Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials review
By Taylor C. Berrier There is a new atmosphere forming in Hollywood. There is a realization that one really is such a lonely number, and us the viewer and moviegoer are always going to expect […]
The Ongoing Battle of Hip Hop
By Paul Esquivel Do you ever hear how hip hop isn’t at par or on the level it use to be? Or maybe you’ve heard how it sucks, it’s always sucked and it isn’t real […]
Catching Up with Steven Roth
By Kelly Norman Chances are you might not have heard of Steven Roth; but there’s a good chance that if you give his music a listen, it’ll stick with you. The Los Angeles-based piano-wielding singer, […]