arts and entertainment

Strolling into Canton’s movie theater, my mother at my side, and popcorn in hand, I sat down in the cracking leather seats and waited for Paul Feig’s newest film “A Simple Favor” to grace the screen. I had very high expectations for this…

Man, this week has been a doozy, between the Kavanaugh confirmation, the betrayal of one of our own (looking at you Susan Collins) and midterm stress. But fear not, for here are some recommendations for how to remain happy through this…

October here, heard you’ve been fiending for some fat boom baps and trill skraat tats. You’re hype for YANDHI? Well, this ain’t it, chief. What we do got is two large albums by industry icons Logic and Lil Wayne. Independently, both are…

This week, “the best boy-band since One Direction” saw their new album, “Iridescence,” hit #1 on the Billboard 200. The success of their new project came as a major triumph for the rap collective, as they rose from obscurity last year with…

Things I’d rather do than rewatch “Peppermint:” scrape a cheese grater along my face, watch any Adam Sandler film, wait in line at the post office, etc.  The film is terrible, needless to say, so anytime terrible is not used as an…

The two-act special featuring Golden Boy Music and 99 Neighbors was not a show to be missed. I have to believe that this was one of our most popular shows of the semester so far. The opening act of Golden Boy Music took the stage and kept…

We kicked off the night with Seller, a grunge-pop band from New Haven, Conn. I caught up with Matt Cristo before they went on, and he filled me in on the band’s backstory. They formed in January 2017 and have shared stages with acts that…

“Mandy” is the movie that I never asked for, but god was I satisfied when watching it. This movie doesn’t have a whole lot of plot to get in the way of itself, but it doesn’t need one when it’s running on unhinged Nicolas Cage, an insane…