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Movie Review: Peter and the Farm

Movie Review: Peter and the Farm

By Eleanor Tolf November 18, 2016

With wide opening shots of an idyllic farm, falling leaves and vast landscapes, it is easy to expect a soothing, pastoral film that will make you long for a simpler life. However, as soon as this picture...

Gaston Hosts 26th Annual DC A Cappella Festival

By Mateo Garnica and technology November 11, 2016

The most anticipated a cappella event of the semester returns this year with an eclectic lineup. The 26th iteration of D.C. A Cappella Festival, hosted annually by the Georgetown Phantoms and the Georgetown...

Movie Review: Dr. Strange

By Jose Villalobos November 11, 2016

A powerful testament to the power of special effects in creating an immersive cinematic reality, “Dr. Strange” is a revitalizing, fresh addition to the Marvel cinematic universe. Aided by awe-inspiring...

Album Review: Walls

By Ellie Goonetillake November 11, 2016

Kings of Leon has broken its three-year hiatus with its seventh studio album, “WALLS,” released Oct. 14. With the new album, the Nashville rock band follows the recent ’80s revival trend in pop music,...

DC’s Funk Vernacular on Display

By Dani Guerrero November 11, 2016

Go-go music buffs have descended upon the Gonda Theatre. The first go-go musical in the university’s history, “Wind Me Up, Maria!: A Go-Go Musical” began its run on Nov. 3 and is playing through...

Movie Review: Jack Reacher: Never Go Back

By Jeff Naft November 11, 2016

When Tom Cruise was first cast as Jack Reacher in 2011, fans and critics alike questioned how the action star, best known for his role in “Mission: Impossible” franchise, could portray a 6-foot-5,...

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After Amnesia, the Search for Identity

By Justin Kotwicki and technology October 28, 2016

The word “identity” is often used as a buzzword in the context of contemporary debates about race, gender and sexual orientation. While “identities” can often be used to bring people together,...

ALBUM REVIEW: “Head Carrier”

By technology October 28, 2016

Boston-based alt-rock group, The Pixies, are back with their second album since reuniting in 2004. With the departure of bassist and original member Kim Deal, The Pixies try to recreate the magic of the...

“Nostalgic for the Present,” Sia’s Hymn to Modernity

By Kathryn Baker and technology October 28, 2016

On Oct. 19, Australian singer-songwriter Sia brought “Nostalgic for the Present,”  her first-ever arena concert tour, to the Verizon Center. Blending powerful renditions of tracks from her newest...

ALBUM REVIEW: Calico Review

By Meena Raman and technology October 28, 2016

It is hard to pinpoint in which generation the California-based Allah-Las belongs. Though fitting effortlessly into Los Angeles’s modern psychedelic scene, the band draws inspiration from elements of...

Opeth Re-Examines Metal

Opeth Re-Examines Metal

By John Miller and technology October 14, 2016

As one of the most dynamic contemporary progressive metal acts, Swedish group Opeth has deftly bridged genres, melded influences and defied categorization for almost 30 years. The group continued this...

Movie Review: Masterminds

Movie Review: Masterminds

By Austin Hong and technology October 14, 2016

Starring Zach Galifianakis and Kristen Wiig, “Masterminds” hits predictable comedy notes abreast mediocre writing. However, it is partially redeemed by one feature: many of the on-screen events are...

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