Arts & Features
“How does one get these things called comics?”
By: Robert Johnson Jr. Over the many weeks of this columns existence, I have written about comics and comic book-oriented TV shows, but I’ve never explicitly told you how to get these magical bundles of […]
“You’re alive. … and you are ‘A Real Boy!’” Marc Cote explores identity and three-dimensional form with his woodcuts
By: Tessa Jillson Marc Cote, dean of Arts and Humanities, said his “first love has always been art.” Before Cote was the dean of Arts and Humanities, he began his career at FSU in 1992 […]
“The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part”
By: Brennan Atkins “The LEGO Movie,” directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, wowed audiences back in 2014 with its top-notch animation, rib-tickling humor, and of course – awesome music. “The LEGO Movie 2: The […]
FSU basketball coach presents black contributions to athletics
By: Gordon Rupert Framingham State University men’s basketball coach Bill Raynor spoke about the impact of black athletes on American society during his talk, “Beyond Sports,” on Feb. 20. He explained his own history with […]
“About-face”: Local artists reverse the social constructs of identity
By: Tessa Jillson Curator Beth Kantrowitz created bkprojects as a versatile platform for independent curating. Her newest show, “about-face,” exhibited in the Mazmanian Art Gallery from Feb. 19 to March 22, displays a wide range […]
Head above water keeps Avril afloat
By: Cara McCarthy Avril Lavigne released her first album in six years, and frankly, she’s no longer the “sk8er” girl people grew up with during the early 2000s. Her new album, “Head Above Water,” tackles […]
“High Flying Bird” is a slam dunk
By: Tessa Jillson In the opening scene of the Netflix original film, “High Flying Bird,” Ray Burke (André Holland), a sports agent whose career is on the line during an NBA lockout, advises his client, […]
The wonderful and the “what?” – Grammys 2019
By Lauren Paolini and Caeley Whalen The 61st Grammy Awards’ red carpet was full of ruffles, suits, and sequins on music’s biggest night. While some artists won big at the ceremony, others made statements on […]
Couch Boys present: Oscars Predictions
By Brennan Atkins and Noah Barnes Actor in a Leading Role We predict: Rami Malek Whether or not you liked “Bohemian Rhapsody,” everybody is talking about Rami Malek’s performance as Freddie Mercury. On top of […]