Arts & Entertainment

Are you a poet? An artist perhaps? A hopeless romantic? Or maybe avidly anti-Valentine’s Day? Direly heart-broken? Send The Laurentian Magazine your best Valentine’s Day art or poem that either makes us swoon or breaks our heart. If you…

Just last week, this year’s Grammy Awards were hosted in Los Angeles on Feb. 5, 2023. About a month before the Oscars are set to happen (some of which may be given to songwriters who wrote pieces for movies), the Grammy Awards recognize…

Growing up, I was a huge Brendan Fraser fan. “Journey to the Center of the Earth” (Brevig, 2008), “Inkheart” (Softley, 2008), “Bedazzled” (Ramis, 2000), “The Mummy” (Sommers, 1999)—you name it, I’ve probably seen it. As I’m sure you might…

The fourth season of Netflix’s show “You” premiered on Feb. 9 and is already number one in Netflix’s Top 10 Shows in the U.S. Joe Goldberg, or now “Jonathan Moore” (played by Penn Badgley), moves to London to pursue yet another girl after…

While studying off-campus in Washington, DC, I found myself wandering through The National Gallery of Art, bewildered by the extensive collection in front of me. With every new room I entered, I encountered a new famous painting,…

If you’re fortunate enough to have access to HBO Max, chances are you’ve seen a film titled The Menu (Mylod, 2022) frequently advertised while perusing the site. Released in early January of 2023, The Menu has been making waves on social…

The Richard F. Brush Art Gallery is in the Griffith Arts Center at the end of Noble. There is a current exhibition, “Visual Thinking: Recent Works by St. Lawrence University Studio Art Faculty,” which is active from Jan. 18 to Feb. 24. The…

The Great British Baking Show is a classic. The show follows a group of twelve home bakers, people who have no professional baking experience, as they complete three baking challenges each week. At the end of each episode, one contestant…