entertainment

  • Lady and the Tramp 2019: Can This Old Movie Learn Some New Tricks?

    Ashtyn Britt abritt@lc.edu   “Lady and the Tramp” was a classic Disney film that originally made the big-screen on June 16, 1955, that has now been remade into a live-action film for Disney’s new streaming…

  • Disney+ Gets an A+!

    Ashtyn Britt abritt@lc.edu   There has been a large rise over the last few years in streaming services that most people enjoy, whether it be Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime or even CBS All Access. Now,…

  • Jubilee’s Humanity

    Gail Harper abharper@lc.edu   Goodhumans. That’s what the staff of media company Jubilee calls their followers and subscribers. Jubilee runs a YouTube channel founded 10 years ago by founder Jason Lee, who originally started “The…

  • Why Women Kill: A New Perspective of Married Murderesses

    Ashtyn Britt abritt@lc.edu   CBS All Access has struck online-streaming gold with their most recent show addition, “Why Women Kill.”  “Why Women Kill” is an interesting take on a story we’ve heard many times before…

  • “It’s A Thin Line” by Kimberla Lawson Roby

    Alexandra Blockton ablockton@lc.edu   Marriage is depressing when your husband keeps you away from your family and loved ones. Being beaten on numerous occasions and being a victim of emotional, verbal, and physical abuse can…

  • Mississippi Earthtones Festival Lets the Sunshine In

    Gail Harper abharper@gmail.com   Almost 8,000 people marked “interest” or “going” on Facebook in regards to this year’s Mississippi Earthtones Festival. The festival, which just celebrated its 13th year on Sept. 21, is a celebration…

  • Sounds to Rock for Halloween

    Dillon Neibel dneibel@lc.edu   Fall is upon us, and there are many who look forward to the s’mores and pumpkin spice lattes. Others, however,  are more eager to embrace the spookier traditions of the season,…

  • Absorbing “Birth of Violence” by Chelsea Wolfe Album Review

    Dillon Neibel dneibel@lc.edu   Friday the 13th is a day shrouded in superstition and mystic lore, and on this recent Friday the 13th on Sept. 13, 2019, witch-like doom metal, goth rock, singer-songwriter Chelsea Wolfe…

  • “The Oblong Room,” By: Edward D. Hoch “The Arbor House Treasury of Horror and The Supernatural” 

    Alexandra Blockton ablockton@lc.edu   The author Edward D. Hoch could of really had written more to this story. I understand it is a short story, but it was just way to short and I think…

  • Did Lifetime’s VC Andrews Casteel Series Do the Books Justice?

    Ashtyn Britt abritt@lc.edu   Trigger warning: The following article will mention sexual assault, grooming, and incest. If any of these things would be upsetting to you, I recommend you not proceed with this article.  The…