The return of “Gilmore Girls” disappoints
The four-episode season of the cultural artifact unpleasantly surprised viewers.
“Fantastic Beasts…” provides hopeful introduction to new series
Though it has a slow start, the new Potter movie becomes a must-see for any fan.
Penny & Sparrow chat after playing the Eddy
The duo speaks about their origins and life as traveling musicians.
Spirituality retains presence in secular music
Students and faculty support a shift away from the dogmatics of Christian music.
Mel Gibson’s integrity rightfully ignored in “Hacksaw Ridge”
The polarizing icon continues to positively alter his public persona with the best war film since “Saving Private Ryan.”
Tyler the Creator’s carnival brought the noise
Camp Flog Gnaw’s fifth annual carnival manifests and expands the rapper’s ideas.
“Space Jam” dunks through 20-year window
With the ‘90s classic’s two-decade anniversary on Nov. 15, audiences take a look back at its singular impact.
Animals As Leaders acquire a lighter touch
Tosin Abasi and company leave djent in favor of their nuanced qualities.
Biolans need Zao
The metalcore legends’ vital perspective resurfaces with the impending release of their 11th album.
“3000 Nights” beautifully portrays human condition
Mai Masri’s latest film reveals protagonist’s struggle with love and resistance.
Punk rock becomes self-aware through “Sid and Nancy”
The movement’s destructive qualities become comedic in this 30-year-old biopic.
Marvel needs more Strange
Biola alumnus Scott Derrickson succeeds with the one of the most fascinating characters in the MCU.
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...