Mixing food and family
"Chef" bursts with cinematic and culinary flavor, renewing faith in Jon Favreau's ability to craft a lively narrative.
Taylor Swift completes transformation with 1989
Taylor Swift leaves country music behind for good with her new album "1989."
Horror taps into primal truths
Horror films serve as a reminder of the unexplainable and seemingly irrational, and provide an opportunity to tell theologically forward stories.
How Spotify has changed us
With the innovations of music streaming sites such as Spotify, the individuality of music collections has become a thing of the past.
Birdman soars into the imagination
"Birdman" excels as a blend of magical realism and industry satire, with an Oscar-worthy performance from Michael Keaton.
Context is everything in Theater 21’s new production
Theater 21 returns with a hilarious modern reimagining of, "The Importance of Being Earnest."
Not just somebody that you used to know
Kimbra continues to electrify audiences with her dynamic vocals and engaging stage presence.
Love through pain: Redbox Film Club, “The Fault In Our Stars”
"The Fault in Our Stars" remains true to its poignant, painful, and quirky source material.
Dear White People and the shiny, new racism
Weaving biting satire with thought provoking questions, "Dear White People" examines the pressures, stereotypes and contradictions of black identity and white guilt.
Cold War Kids’ latest release feels right at home
Cold War Kids strike the perfect balance of grit and polish in, "Hold My Home."
The Hollywood Problem: Why We Need Women in Film
The lack of female filmmakers in Hollywood not only reflects a lack of equality in the film industry, but denies the unique perspectives on narrative and technical aspects of film that women have to offer.
At the start of every semester, the Torrey Honors College holds a series of lectures for each class of students called “Why You Read What You...