2011 Oscars preview: a guide of what to expect
Wondering what to expect from the Oscars on Feb. 27? Elisa Walker shares her predictions and gives a rundown of the nominees.
Cold War Kids avoids indie rocker cliche on new album
The Biola-alumni alt-indie band delivers a mature, unique sound on their new album “Mine is Yours.”
“Into the Woods” tells stories
Biola's musical, "Into the Woods" opens Friday, February 11. See a preview of what to expect.
“Sanctum” worth seeing once
James Cameron's newest film, "Sanctum," deserves more credit than it's been given, but isn't worth seeing more than once.
2010 dramas in review
Andrew Lycan looks back to tell us what the top dramas from the end of 2010 were and who to look for in the Oscar competition.
Cage the Elephant lets loose on sophomore album
"Thank you, Happy Birthday," the second album from up and coming rock band Cage the Elephant delivers an intriguing blend of distortion, melody, and social commentary.
Narnia franchise sails on with “Voyage of the Dawn Treader”
The third film installment from C.S. Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia series is an adventure on the high seas of imagination.
Phil Wickham exceeds expectations on “Songs for Christmas”
Wickham’s first Christmas album delivers refreshing takes on Christmas classics as well as several originals.
David Bazan wrestles with Christianity on upcoming album
When David Bazan came to Biola last week, Chimes reporter Joshua Watson sat down with him and questioned him about his music, beliefs, and Bazan's rejection of Christianity.
“The Next Three Days” engages audience with storyline and acting
Russell Crowe and Elizabeth Banks star in the suspense thriller “The Next Three Days,” which keeps the audience wondering what will happen next.
“Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows” impresses
"The Deathly Hallows," the seventh Harry Potter movie, opened last weekend to $125 million. Christian Bearup reviews the franchise's newest installment here.
“Unstoppable” takes audience on wild ride
A runaway train takes center stage in Denzel Washington’s latest action thriller “Unstoppable,” which educates as well as entertains.
On the evening of Nov. 15, the stage in Ethel Lee Auditorium was set with a purplish-blue hue and a light fog. The Biola Jazz Ensemble, led by...