By Megan Riordan Staff Writer Many strive to get a laugh out of others, but few can imagine the fear of performing in front of a crowd. Performing improv is difficult in an intimidating situation, […]
By Zack Gill Copy Editor In James Salter’s first novel in 30 years, “All That Is,” he describes the primary backdrop of post-war New York City as “a tremendous opera with an infinite cast and […]
By Zack Gill Copy Editor The Strokes’ 2001 record “Is This It” is a monument in 21st- century American music. Unfortunately, its retro-cool revivalism spawned a milieu of copy-cats, largely resigning the sound of 21st-century […]
By Zack Gill Copy Editor Last year the Pulitzer Board decided, amidst great controversy, not to award the Pulitzer Prize for Literature to any of its three nominees, which consisted of expected literary giants like […]
By Zack Gill Copy Editor In Platinum Games’ “Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance,” players jump across missiles in mid-flight in order to reach a clocktower, which they proceed to slide down the side of while avoiding […]
By Zack Gill Copy Editor “Victory Lap,” the opening story of George Saunders’ latest short story collection, “Tenth of December,” opens lucidly and audaciously. Through a lyrical, cryptic stream of consciousness, Saunders enters the mind […]
Ubisoft’s “Far Cry 3,” an open-world first-person shooter, features some of the most tone-deaf, borderline-offensive storytelling in video gaming this year, as well as some baffling design decisions, while simultaneously providing the player with the best sandbox gaming experience since that of 2011’s “Skyrim.”
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Costa’s ComedySportz team kicked off the 2012-13 season on Nov. 30 with its first match against El Segundo High School in the Costa drama room. […]
Decades after its opening, “The King’s Speech” director Tom Hooper has finally adapted the musical of Hugo’s novel for the screen. At times, and perhaps in spite of Hooper, the film achieves a commendable intensity, the high drama Hooper seeks, but the film’s successes are drawn from its cast and source material, rather than Hooper’s filmmaking. […]
By Zack Gill Copy Editor Daniel Handler’s writings under pseudonym Lemony Snicket have always been somewhat paradoxical. “A Series of Unfortunate Events” novels are a rare combination of charm and pretension; they are thematically rich […]
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