It’s that time of the year where film junkies make their picks, girls go crazy over Twitter to check out the best dresses on the red carpet, and people pass out on their couches when the ceremony runs past midnight.
The 2019 Grammys were a wild ride from start to finish.
Less than six months after Sweetener was released, Ariana Grande decided to throw another record our way, in the name of her successful single thank u, next.
If you engage with social media it is more than likely that you’re contributing to one of the most widespread crimes committed on the internet: content stealing.
Beginning Feb. 20, Monmouth University and Asbury Park’s ShowRoom Cinema, located at 707 Cookman Ave, will proudly unveil a new event series, uniting well-known and topical films with insightful post-show commentary.
If you’re looking for new music, look no further: Sonic Blume, a local indie pop band, is guaranteed to become your next obsession.
Students, Long Branch residents, art enthusiasts, gender equality activists, and the general public alike all gathered at the Pollak Gallery to celebrate the opening of the Beyond #MeToo exhibit on campus last Friday, Feb. 1.
It was 1996 when the first Disney live-action remake was released, which starred Glenn Close dressed as a cunning fashion connoisseur with a large number of spotted puppies.
We’re in the midst of award season. The year’s best films are being honored and paraded around Hollywood ramping up for the Academy Awards later this month.
Last Sunday, Mercedes Benz Stadium hosted Super Bowl 53 in Atlanta, GA.