To close out UMassD’s Mental Health Day, student and faculty bands took to the amphitheater to showcase their talents. Staff Writer Noel Eckert shares his experience with the event, speaking to band members and highlighting the importance of music and community. Read the full article on our website! Continue reading Ghosts, Goblins, Ghouls…Guitars?: Spooky Sounds Take Over UMassD
This year, 20 Cent Fiction put on their 33rd annual Rocky Horror Picture Show. In this article, Staff Writer Maya Pontes describes the special performance this year, with bonus footage to honor the passing of Tim Curry. Read the article on our website! Continue reading 20 Cent Fiction Gives You Over to Absolute Pleasure!
Staff Writer Tony Le reviews up-and-coming Slovakian pop artist Adéla’s newest album, PRIMA. Le takes us through each track, the songs ranging from electronic pop to R&B jams, giving the listener a sense of Adéla’s production capabilities as she enters the mainstream pop world. Read the full article on our website! Continue reading Adéla: PRIMA Album Review
Volunteer Writer Chris Holmes shares his analysis and opinions of “Resident Evil,” a video game now adapted for the big screens. Holmes also notes that UMassD students can get access to hundreds of movies and TV shows for free with ResLife Cinema! Read the article on our website. Continue reading Cregger’s “Resident Evil” Redefines Video-Game Cinema with Original Flair (Spoiler Free)
Staff Editor Aidan Danforth shares his opinions on Nessa Barrett’s newest release, “Tough Love.” From emotional, slow-paced ballads to energetic, guitar-filled beats, Barrett’s newest album has taken over the ‘girly pop’ community. Continue reading Nessa Barrett’s Dark and Messy New Album Review
Nintendo fans can rejoice as the company announces a Direct centered on the Zelda franchise, revealing the Ocarina of Time Switch 2 remake releasing on November 5. The approximately 35-minute presentation showcased enhanced graphics, gameplay features including new dialogues, and voice acting. Anticipation builds as this beloved classic returns with enhancements. Continue reading Ocarina of Time Remake Trailer and Gameplay Analysis
As the Oscars approach, predictions for major categories are heating up. Jessie Buckley is favored for Best Actress, while Best Supporting Actress is competitive, with Amy Madigan having the edge. Sean Penn leads Best Supporting Actor predictions. Michael B. Jordan emerges as a frontrunner for Best Actor, and “Sinners” is gaining momentum for Best Picture. Continue reading Oscar Predictions 2026
Tate McRae’s album “So Close To What” celebrates its first anniversary, showcasing her evolution in pop music. Each track, from energetic hits like “Sports Car” to emotional ballads such as “Nostalgia,” reflects her unique artistry. Fans praise the album’s storytelling and creativity, marking it as a significant milestone in her career. Continue reading Happy One Year Anniversary to So Close To What!
Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime performance ranked as the third-most-watched in history, igniting debate over his use of Spanish. Set in a sugar-cane field, it showcased Puerto Rican culture while addressing immigration issues. Through music and imagery, he emphasized love, unity, and authenticity, concluding with a message of hope and resistance against hate. Continue reading How Wonderful it is to be Latino: Bad Bunny’s Extravagant Super Bowl Performance
Catherine O’Hara, the beloved Canadian actress known for her roles in Schitt’s Creek and Home Alone, passed away at seventy-one due to pulmonary embolism linked to rectal cancer. Her five-decade career earned her accolades, while tributes highlight her talent and kindness. O’Hara’s legacy endures through her unforgettable performances and impact on fans. Continue reading The Renowned Catherine O’Hara
