Once I found out that this series is supposed to be connected to two other series — “Band of Brothers” and “The Pacific:” — it made me like the show even less. There’s no way a show with little introduction to the main characters can compete with TV shows developed by Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg.
When I kick back to watch a sci-fi movie, I want to feel that I can be a part of a great, different universe. I don’t want to be slammed with convoluted storylines.
From top to bottom, this film felt unfinished. The animation style felt stale, and the fight scenes were uninspired and lazy.
Since its launch in 2005, the video sharing juggernaut has become home to countless channels, videos and communities. There’s a never ending feed of content; from makeup tutorials to vlogs to animation — YouTube has it all.
I have always been very casual when it comes to Ariana Grande. “eternal sunshine,” Grande’s latest album, changed that.
Whitford had the crowd laughing constantly, with several moments when the crowd’s laughter interrupted his answers during the Q&A with John Forren, executive director of the Menard Family Center for Democracy. Many in the crowd of hundreds were excited to see the actor who played a role that defined television dramas.
In contrast to the eclectic influences of “Golden Age,” “Maybe Everything” sports an obvious dance-pop inspired sound featuring pads of synths, drum machines and vocal harmonies that transport Brandenburg miles away from her country sound she has been known for.
Christopher Nolan’s historical/legal epic was a dominant force, winning Best Actor for Cillian Murphy as the titular scientist and Best Supporting Actor for Robert Downey Jr. as politician Lewis Strauss, as well as Best Director for Nolan.
On Mar. 11, Bradley Whitford, who starred in “The West Wing” as Josh Lyman and in Jordan Peele’s “Get Out,” visited Miami University as part of the lecture series.
On March 1, Webster released her fifth studio album, “Underdressed at the Symphony.” The title, which is based on an experience that Webster has, captures the feel of the record — awkward adulthood full of yearning and simply living day-to-day.
Jon Stewart is exactly who we need for this upcoming election season.
I’m not kidding when I say I’ve played Festival at least once a day since season two launched. I mean, I can literally play as Lady Gaga — that’s enough of an incentive to get me to do just about anything.
The internet has transformed into a platform for mothers to vlog their children in front of a camera for anyone to see, having their audiences range from mothers to children to pedophiles, an unfortunate factor we need to consider when posting children online.
If you’re looking for a comedic, easy listen, I couldn’t recommend “The Broski Report” enough. Yes, this is me trying to recruit new members to Broski Nation, and no, I’m not being paid to do it — we work for free in Broski Nation.
Choraliers are divided into altos and sopranos with subsections within each group. Oftentimes, the girls play games to get to know each other in a large group gathering.
Artists frequently release new clothing items, accessories and variant album versions — almost too often, especially when the existing merch lines are a complete disaster.
What separates adult cartoons from live-action are the added affordances that come with animation. Creators can design unusual scenarios to demonstrate real-world situations without being limited by human actors.
The O’Neils decided to turn their idea into a reality when they realized that there were no baby books about Miami University on the market.
The words that define “Dune: Part Two” are scale and weight. Like the first “Dune” or “Oppenheimer,” this movie demands to be seen in a theater where the sound shakes your seat and you feel it every time the music swells.
Black Plastic sold a variety of records, with new releases from artists like Taylor Swift to older, used vinyl. On top of selling records, the store also held an early listening party for Mitski’s album “The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We.”