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.
Johnny Cash preserves and furthers American melancholy
The 20th anniversary of “Unchained” brings the sweeping legacy of the infamous outlaw into perspective.
Nick Dear’s “Frankenstein” catches its fourth wind
The play’s irreplaceable tone and atmosphere maintain vitality five years after the event.
Sigur Rós’s ex-keyboardist releases an opera
Kjartan Sveinsson’s solo debut reaches evocative supremacy.
“Stranger Things” realizes its legacy
The Netflix phenomenon’s effect on the nature of filmmaking continues gaining momentum.
Biola’s music conservatory displays its talent
The annual prism concert encapsulates the passion and discipline of this university’s musicians.
M83’s raw instrumentation enhances its immersive ambience
Although less intimate live, M83’s live performance emanates unparalleled atmospheric bliss.
All across America, on city streets, college campuses, in public parks, and a multitude of other places, evangelism can be encountered. However,...