In our first episode back for the 2017 fall quarter, we introduce the freshmen to DU in a candid conversation with guest Chrissy Sharp. Next…
Writer-director Darren Aronofsky (“Black Swan”) is known to be a filmmaker with an inclination for shocking his audience. From his surreal debut “Pi” to his…
Despite its endless popularity and infamy, many people seem to forget how strange and imperfect Stephen King’s “It” really is. An overly detailed book roughly…
In this week's episode, Opinions Editor Grace Carson joins us to talk about technology in the classroom and how that has affected learning. Next entertainment…
This month, the Mayan theatre is featuring “Frantz,” a German-French period piece from director François Ozon (“Jeune et Jolie”). The drama shifts back and forth…
For a franchise whose original book series has a reputation for exciting women with its spontaneous acts of BDSM (bondage, domination, submission and masochism), the…
If there was any kind of entertainment that needed a kick in the teeth over the past decade, it was the action film. In an…
When “The Lego Movie” was released in 2014, it became an unexpected hit that seemed destined for franchise glory, using a seemingly bottomless toy chest…
Only weeks away from the 2017 Academy Awards, the film community is waiting in anticipation over which films will take home the industry’s most coveted…
In June of 2009, Eric Knudsen posted a series of black and white images for a photoshop contest to the forum Something Awful. The photographs…