Arts & Entertainment

By TESSA YANG COLUMNIST Just what is Professor Malik Solanka so furious about? Is it the corruption of his beloved character “Little Brain” from a fearless intellectual into a brainless pop star? Is it himself, for abandoning his wife…

By HANNAH DZIEZANOWSKI COLUMNIST Whether you love her, hate her, or fall somewhere in between, you have an opinion about Taylor Swift. Everyone does. A self-proclaimed underdog, she has successfully been rising to the top of contemporary…

By JAKOB HAND COLUMNIST War is Hell, as they say, but how do you tell that story again and again and keep it interesting? David Ayer decided to tell the story from the inside of a Sherman tank. Fury follows the film’s namesake tank and…

By Sam Weber Staff Writer Flowing, purple silk robes emblazoned with bold calligraphy swayed in the brisk October breeze as a seemingly nondescript Vietnamese man scuttled about painting vast gestural characters in black ink on a large…

Hanna Hamblen Columnist In two weeks’ time The Acting Machine, a play written by Elmer Rice in the 1920s, will be performed at the Gulick Theater. I asked Leah Ruggierioto tell me a little bit about herself and the upcoming performance.…

By Maeve Walsh Columnist The Ticker has once again opened its doors; while some SLU students look forward to celebrating on the infamous checkered dance floor, others have begun to dread the long, freezing cold walk to and…

By Kaden Weaver Staff Writer 2. House of Cards Kevin Spacey plus David Fincher equals crazy delicious. What more do I need to say? Spacey, the actor from Se7en, The Usual Suspects, and American Beauty teams up with the director that…