Theatre department premieres “A Doll’s House” by Christopher Falkiewicz, Staff Writer Schoolcraft College will be performing the modern classic “A Doll’s House” by Henrik Ibsen. Auditions have finished, and the cast is eager to show their talents to Schoolcraft and the local community. “A Doll’s House” premiers Oct. 26 and 27 and will have showings […]
Continue Reading
by Marvin Poindexter, Arts & Entertainment Editor Hallowe’en in Greenfield Village 20900 Oakwood Blvd, Dearborn Michigan 48124 313-982-6001 Oct. 12 to 27 Ticket Prices, Admission, Fees: Adult Member $13.75; Youth Member $13.75; Adult Non-Member $16; Youth Nonmembers $16; Children under 2 Free Adventures unfold in Greenfield Village with spooky and magical encounters along a path […]
Continue Reading
“Amnesia: The Dark Descent” holds up eight years later by Christopher Falkiewicz, Staff Writer 9/10 Horror, thrills, and spooks can all be found in a classic bone chiller, “Amnesia The Dark Descent.” Released Sept. 8, 2010, with quite a large following thanks to popular youtubers such as PewDiePie and CrazyShootin, who gained a large amount […]
Continue Reading
Bungie promises new direction with newest expansion by Alexis Tucker, Managing Editor 6/10 Reviewed on PlayStation 4 Before getting into the thick of things, Guardians that have never enjoyed “Destiny” in the past will probably not enjoy “Destiny 2’s Forsaken.” All of the same problems are there, but Bungie has made promising progress in the […]
Continue Reading
Photo and Photo Edits by Mia Nakhalla
Continue Reading
by Christopher Falkiewicz Staff Writer Sony is enabling the ability for PlayStation customers to cross-play in third-party games starting with “Fortnite.” “Fortnite” fans now have the chance to play with their Android, iOS, Nintendo Switch, PC and Xbox One friends. Sony has been working on new idea to help deliver a beyond satisfactory gaming experience […]
Continue Reading
by Marvin Poindexter, Arts & Entertainment Editor A Future in the Arts: Selections from MFA Portfolios Opening Paint Creek Center for the Arts Rochester, Michigan 48307, 407 Pine Street (248) 651-4110 Sept. 22, 4 to 7 p.m. Ticket Prices, Admission, Fees: FREE Join Paint Creek Center for the Arts as they celebrate A Future in […]
Continue Reading
Cactus Jack’s true sophomore album by Marvin Poindexter, Arts & Entertainment Editor 9/10 Good things come to those who wait, and after two years, the wait was well worth it. A project that essentially was announced back in 2016 alongside the announcement and release of Travis Scott’s sophomore album “Birds In The Trap Sing McKnight,” […]
Continue Reading
PlayStation, Marvel Games entraps players in their web by Christian Hollis, Editor-in-Chief 9/10 Reviewed on PlayStation 4 Developer Insomniac, with the help of Marvel Games and PlayStation, have crafted one of the best Spider-Man stories of all time with extremely fluid gameplay but falls short when it pulls the player out of combat. “Marvel’s Spider-Man” […]
Continue Reading
More like burnout by Christian Hollis, Editor-in-Chief Reviewed on Playstation 4 3/10 Mad Games’s “Brawlout” is an uninspired platform fighter that finds success in filling a specific need in the market. It is no secret that “Brawlout” is heavily influenced by Nintendo’s iconic series “Super Smash Bros.” Identical stages, fighting settings and even character movesets […]
Continue Reading
by Evan Cerezo, Assistant Layout Editor The newest installation in the “Super Smash Bros.” series is coming this December for $60 on the Nintendo Switch. This classic fighting series has all characters from previous installments and many references from different Nintendo games and series. As with any new game coming out, “Super Smash Bros. Ultimate” […]
Continue Reading
Great Story, Broken Gameplay by Christian Hollis, Editor-in-Chief Reviewed on PlayStation 4 6.5/10 In Hangar 13’s “Mafia 3,” you play as Lincoln Clay, a half-Puerto Rican half Italian mobster. Set in 1968, Lincoln returns home to New Bordeaux (inspired by New Orleans, Louisiana) after his tour in Vietnam. It is clear that Lincoln suffers from […]
Continue Reading
by Marvin Poindexter, Arts & Entertainment Editor Star Wars and the Power of Costume Detroit Institute of Arts 5200 Woodward Ave. Midtown Detroit 313-833-7900 Tuesday to Sunday until Sept. 30 Tickets vary from $7 to $24 Visitors also have the opportunity to view videos featuring designers, actors and concept artists to better shed some light […]
Continue Reading
Drake delivers one-year summary by Marvin Poindexter, Arts & Entertainment Editor 8/10 In 2017, on what he called a 22-track project a “playlist” of sorts titled “More Life,” Drake made a statement on a song called “Do Not Disturb,” revealing that he would be taking a break from music to focus more himself and well-being. […]
Continue Reading
How does the 2013 platinum hit hold up five years later? by Connor Wellington 9/10 Gamers play the hardened veteran with a complicated past Booker DeWitt in the 2013 hit “Bioshock: Infinite.” Seeking to erase his past and pay his debts, Booker accepts a mission, which is to travel to the floating city of […]
Continue Reading
by Mikey Cebulski, Staff Writer Tens of thousands of music aficionados gravitated to Detroit’s West Riverfront Park on July 28 and 29 for the sixth annual Mo PoP indie music festival. The park provided the perfect backdrop to the city with a 20-acre green oasis overlooking the Detroit riverfront. Concert-goers of all ages expressed themselves […]
Continue Reading
Marvel Madness comes to an end, ranking of all the movies By Alexis Tucker, Managing Editor Winner: Avengers Avengers created a format for which many people are trying to copy. The movie created a way to easily connect most of the extended stories, and there are several Netflix shows that also use the Avengers movies […]
Continue Reading
By Alexis Tucker, Managing Editor The case for Avengers: Age of Ultron Age of Ultron begins the introduction to many of the plot points that are now coming together for Infinity War. Ultron went to Wakanda for Klaue, which stole vibranium from the Wakandans, and it begins to set up for the Wakandan story. […]
Continue Reading
Avengers vs Black Panther By Alexis Tucker, Managing Editor The case for “The Avengers” Marvel has taken their time to craft a world where superheroes could exist, and they even omitted much of the comics to fit the big screen not just for practical purposes but for believability purposes. When Avengers comes around, everyone is […]
Continue Reading
By Christian Hollis, Editor-in-Chief The case for “Spider-Man: Homecoming” There are two meanings behind the name “Spider-Man: Homecoming.” After two failed universes, Sony finally partnered with Marvel Studios to bring Spider-Man home, in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Tom Holland is the best Spider-Man yet. He really makes the audience believe he is just a 15-year-old […]
Continue Reading
By Christian Hollis and Alexis Tucker Editor-in-Chief and Managing Editor The case for “Iron Man” Kevin Feige, president of Marvel Studios, stated in a Vanity Fair article that originally, there was no big plan to make The Avengers movie. Iron Man was the first movie to test the waters and did so well that not […]
Continue Reading