Film, TV & Music

‘Daredevil: Born Again’ episode 7 fumbles Muse’s character arc

By Jude Hannahs | Apr. 3

“Daredevil: Born Again” (2025) keeps the action happening and the story engaging but falls flat in Episode 7.

‘Death of a Unicorn’ puts cosmic twist on cliché plot

By Sophia Rooksberry | Apr. 1

Alex Scharfman’s debut film proves any animal can be roadkill.

Kickin’ with Kyra: SNL musical guests bring variety of artistic performance

By Kyra Dapore | Mar. 28

Saturday Night Live is brought to life through the live music breaks between comedy skits.

‘The White Lotus’ boosts international economies, tourism

By Cami Seymore | Mar. 28

Destinations like Hawaii, Italy and Thailand are experiencing an economic boom as a result of tourism driven by HBO’s “The White Lotus.”

‘One of Them Days’ celebrates Black communities, shakes up buddy comedy genre

By Clara Leder | Mar. 26

Keke Palmer and SZA shine in the critically acclaimed comedy film.

Hellbender Jazz Organ Trio sounds sweet as hell

By Renae Hefty | Mar. 25

The Hellbender Jazz Organ Trio played with special guest Jocelyn Gould at Little Fish Brewing Company on Friday. The band will be playing jazzy tunes at Little Fish Brewing Company throughout the summer.

Hourglass brings new sound to Athens music scene

By Gina Napoli | Mar. 25

The band called Hourglass made its Athens debut at The Union on Friday March 21, creating a riveting and electric atmosphere for attendees.

Role Model strikes perfect chord in Columbus

By Grace Schmidt | Mar. 25

A recap of Role Model’s performance at The Bluestone in Columbus.

Sassy Cassie: 'Drive To Survive' success cannot be replicated

By Cassie Dye | Mar. 25

“Drive to Survive” gave life to an unpopular sport in the United States. The show’s success drove Netflix to create similar shows with different sports, but those shows can not replicate the success of “Drive to Survive.”

‘Shrek 5’ redesigns face fan backlash

By Clara Leder | Mar. 20

The arrival of the teaser trailer for “Shrek 5” has many fans angry with the new animations of the beloved characters.

'The Day the Earth Blew Up' sees Looney Tunes chaos

By Nyla Gilbert | Mar. 19

“The Day the Earth Blew Up” revives the Looney Tunes charm with Daffy Duck and Porky Pig in a nostalgic 2D-animated adventure, blending humor and heart but still falling short of being an animated blockbuster.

We Should Be Studying: O is for Oscars

By Eli Maistros , Grace Schmidt and Joshua Jacob | Mar. 18

In this episode Josh, Eli and Grace heavily discuss the Oscar awards and the red carpet.

‘I’m Still Here’ invites reflection on world politics, history

By Ben Schneider | Mar. 18

“I’m Still Here” is a powerful look at 1971 Brazil.

‘Daredevil: Born Again’ Episodes 1, 2 keep punches rolling

By Jude Hannahs | Mar. 7

After seven long years, the devil is finally born again in Disney’s highly anticipated “Daredevil: Born Again” starring Charlie Cox and Vincent D’Onofrio.

Prestige TV enters new era

By Jude Hannahs | Mar. 5

Television still serves as a medium used by filmmakers as a way to tell great stories with interesting characters.

Role Model sees success with 'Kansas Anymore' deluxe edition

By Grace Schmidt | Feb. 27

Tucker Pillsbury, known as Role Model, has seen viral success with his recent project “Kansas Anymore” and he only continues to rise with his new releases.

Get to know Chappell Roan's 4 favorite artists

By Alexandra Hopkins | Feb. 27

Learn about the four artists Chappell Roan mentioned amidst the controversy following her Grammys speech.

Kendall Unfiltered: Taylor Swift is the music industry

By Kendall Timms | Feb. 26

Taylor Swift has taken control of the music industry, breaking record after record, exploring new genres and also having the highest-grossing tour in history with The Eras Tour. Swift’s fans don’t just love her for her music and songwriting, but also because she is such a powerful woman to look up to, she improves the economy in every city she performs in and she fights for what’s right.

Osgood Perkins' ‘The Monkey’ is bloody hilarious

By Jude Hannahs | Feb. 26

Osgood Perkins delivers a horror film far different from “Longlegs” (2024) in the form of “The Monkey” (2025).