Review: ‘Blonde’ Offers A Fictionalized View Of Marilyn Monroe
By Kaylin Guzman Netflix’s newest film presents a narrative of Marilyn Monroe that I have never seen before. Armed with conspiracy theories and exaggeration, […]
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‘Riki-Oh’: Righteous Violence And Action Cinema
Shea Stevenson “Riki-Oh: Story of Riki,” a 1991 Hong Kong film adaption of a Japanese manga of the same name, boldly asks in an […]
Opinion: The GRE Is A Game. Are We Surprised?
By Michela Arlia 130-170. Those are the magic numbers to score on the graduate record examination, also known as the bane of my existence […]
Opinion: This Hispanic Heritage Month, Uncover Buried Truths
By Gabriela Flores At times, we can confuse the reasons for celebrating holidays. Easter, for instance, celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ, a preacher […]
Action Lags In “She-Hulk” Series, Mid-Season Review
By Kaylin Guzman An almost seven feet tall, green, lean machine has landed on Disney+. Gaining her power from a “blood transfer” given by […]
Opinion: Never Forgetting September 11
By Michela Arlia For 21 years, we have all heard the words “never forget” when it came to the tragedy that occurred on Sept. […]
How To Find Your Path In The Entertainment, Multimedia Industry
By Melissa Morales Coming into Brooklyn College in fall 2019, I knew what I wanted to major in. Having a background filled with creative […]
Opinion: Was This Fourth Of July Worth Celebrating?
By David Glanzman “I, therefore, leave off where I began, with hope,” Frederick Douglass, 1852. In recognition of this recent Fourth of July, I […]
The Last Rolling Rock Ramblings: A Farewell To Arms
By Ian Ezinga I shall begin by admitting that my column, Rolling Rock Ramblings, was a wonderfully self-indulgent space where I may have done a […]
‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’ Is A Puzzle
By John Schilling Disclaimer: Minor spoilers ahead Long gone are the days where Marvel Studios could seamlessly release filler movies and sustain the franchise with […]