You may not have heard about “The Last Duel” yet, but you certainly will. Directed by Ridley Scott of “Blade Runner” and “The Martian” fame, the film stars Matt Damon and Adam Driver as two...

Self proclaimed “All-American boyband” BROCKHAMPTON broke onto the rap scene in 2017 with the explosive “SATURATION” trilogy of albums, quickly becoming an indie boy staple and achieving pop success...

Is the romanticization of poverty empowerment for the impoverished? Or is it merely sadist escapism for the wealthy? Based on a non-fiction work from journalist Jessica Bruder, director Chloé Zhao’s...

It may be less than two years old, but Archway Editions, a literary imprint of powerHouse Books, already has a promising catalogue, including a print-edition of Paul Schrader’s “First Reformed” screenplay. Chris...

There’s a fine line between making a film widely accessible and pandering to an audience, a line directors must toe carefully when producing inspirational historical dramas. This line is crossed when...

“Tenet” is a Christopher Nolan film. That may be a simplistic description, but it’s strikingly accurate. It’s polished, extravagant, intriguing, and entertaining: a textbook blockbuster, and yet...

With his first solo studio album since 2015’s “Carrie and Lowell,” Sufjan Stevens steps back from the acoustic sound he is best known for, instead embracing lavish electronic production. But while...

Celebration Cinema permanently closed their movie theatre at Woodland Mall early this May. The theatre had shown films that had already ended their runs at Celebration’s other locations, as well as some...

With theatres across the country shut down amid the current pandemic, many are yearning to go back to the movies. Although theaters in some states have begun reopening, if you would like to see a film...

“Bacurau,” written and directed by Brazilian filmmakers Kleber Mendonça Filho and Juliano Dornelles, is no doubt a political effort, following the path set by Mendonça Filho’s previous works such...

If no one believes what you say, can you really be “right”? Although loosely based on the novel by H.G. Wells, “The Invisible Man” really isn’t about the titular character. It’s a story...

Going into a Pixar film, the general assumption is that you will be satisfied. Aside from a few missteps like “Cars 2,” Pixar has a solid, if not inoffensive, track record. Still, while Pixar rarely...

In 2016, Tim Miller and Jeff Fowler began development on “Sonic the Hedgehog.” Two years later, in 2018, the ‘Floss’ dance peaked in popularity. Now, in 2020, although ‘flossing’ has gone the...

One of the headliners at Grand Rapids Comic-Con was Tobin Bell, who played John Kramer aka Jigsaw in the “Saw” franchise. His event was a moderated interview followed by a Q&A with the audience....

At Grand Rapids Comic Con last weekend, the final event of Saturday night was a showing of the original “War of the Worlds” film from 1953, with a special guest speaker: the star of the film, Ann Robinson....

The Grand Rapids Comic-Con Short Film Festival consisted of 22 films. Movie-goers trickled in and out as the day went on, but the room was never empty. The event was split into two blocks, each with 11...

At Grand Rapids Comic Con on Saturday, voice actor Patrick Warburton held a Q+A session with the audience in a packed auditorium. Warburton is best known for his voice acting roles as Kronk in “The Emperor's...

Dacus ended the night with a cover of Phil Collins' "In the Air Tonight."

For the 1,752 Calvin students participating, Calvin LifeWork (CLW) is a familiar program, but after this year the program will cease to offer the $3,000 scholarship given to those who complete all four...

Some of us never think about how we get around campus; for others, it’s a daily concern. James Turner, a mathematics professor, knows firsthand the difficulties of navigating campus, specifically North...