On Sept. 14, the 193 Coffeehouse hosted their first music show of the Fall ‘23 semester, featuring bands Dirty Glitter and Namé (pronounced Nah-May). Both bands are locals to southern Rhode Island, with members simultaneously attending school at the University of Rhode Island as well. The entire event was first orchestrated by Fin Maloney, founder…
Ryan Estus I’m sure I probably won’t be the first person to say this, and I certainly won’t be the last – Barbie was a fantastic movie. I saw the blockbuster film twice, after deciding that another visit to ‘Barbieland’ was the only way to do this movie justice. This film has everything; dead-on casting…
Crossing over from video game to film, The Super Mario Movie does a good job at making referencing to the game. PHOTO CREDIT: mubi.com For almost the entirety of my life I have been a continuous fan of the Super Mario Bros. franchise. From the countless afternoons I’ve spent playing Mario Bros. Wii over my…
How fictional female characters define dynamic duo friendships. Graphic by: Maddie Bataille | Photo Editor While I’ve exclusively reviewed films that are currently out in cinemas, I’ve decided to make a special exception this time and review a classic, so to change things up but more importantly because March is Women’s History Month. “Thelma and…
Friday night concert held in Memorial Union Featuring pop-punk music, URI Musicians Guild held a concert to showcase bands, Foxtails, Minus Points and T!lt. Photo Courtesy of: Musicians Guild This past Friday, the University of Rhode Island Musician’s Guild hosted another concert featuring local bands Foxtails, Minus Points and T!lt. This was hosted inside the…
Two authors go head to head to determine which is better… DC or Marvel. Graphic by: Maddie Bataille | Photo Editor Jake Fahey: In terms of the comics, it’s obvious to state that DC has the more remarkable characters in their roster, some which Marvel went as far as borrowing traits from to make some…
“Everything Everywhere all at once” was an experience which should not be missed. PHOTO CREDIT: IMDB Taxes, karate, bagels, googly eyes, hot dog fingers. What do these things have in common? Absolutely nothing. And nothing is what the film “Everything Everywhere All At Once” is all about. Directed by duo Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert,…
Dreamworks stays true to their fun and memorable characters. PHOTO CREDIT: shrek.fandom.com “Puss in Boots: The Last Wish” is the most recent animated feature to come out from Dreamworks Animation Studios. It features the titular feline, played once again by Antonio Banderas, on a “light-hearted” adventure, where he finds out that he almost used up…
“The Whale” tackles themes of unconditional love and addiction. PHOTO CREDIT: IMDB “The Whale” is Darren Aronofsky’s latest film, based on the stage play of the same name written by Samuel D. Hunter. It stars Brendan Fraser as Charlie, a morbidly obese man who secludes himself in his apartment. His only consistent visitor is his…
Babylon feels like it goes too far. PHOTO CREDIT: Babylonmovie.com From director Damien Chazelle comes his latest work “Babylon,” a very ambitious film which showcases the evolution of early Hollywood, from silent to sound films. This is being told through the perspective of three main characters, Manny Torres (Diego Calva), a Mexican immigrant who wants…