The fantasy-adventure genre is very common among movies and literature aimed at children, because it serves as a perfect metaphor for growing up. These stories often involve kids traveling to far, unknown fantasy lands where they must adapt and learn how to survive in. And by overcoming obstacles, they become masters of their environment and mature… Read more →
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To All The Boys I Loved: P.S. I Love You Movie Review
Jillian Bradford Class: Senior Major: Communications and Writing Hometown: Tyler, TX This Valentine’s Day, I hope you found yourself at a romantic dinner with the love of your life, but if yours was anything like mine, then it may have included a night in watching rom-coms with buckets of popcorn and tissues right next to you. The… Read more →
Fort Worth’s Newest Tapas and Rooftop Bar
Victoria Way Class: Senior Major: Writing Hometown: Houston, Texas Local Fort Worth chef Tim Love has opened up a brand-new tapas style restaurant and rooftop bar in the Stockyards area above the Springhill Suites by Marriott hotel. Ático, meaning attic in English, has panoramic views of the Stockyards and notable Fort Worth landmarks such as Amon G. Carter Stadium.… Read more →
“Trinkets” Review
Alyssa Johnston Year: Senior Major: Writing Hometown: Southlake, TX If you’ve ever found yourself scrolling endlessly through the LGBT+ section of Netflix after finishing Sense8 for the hundredth time—then ultimately giving up in favor of Marathon #101—this is the review for you. As fun as it is to stick with characters already familiar to us, it’s healthier… Read more →
“It: Chapter 2” Review by Caroline Pope
For the movie-goer who can handle a good jump scare, It Chapter 2 is a film you do not want to miss. Directed by Andy Muschietti, the film is simultaneously frightening and alluring. With a winning combination of quality acting, detailed set design and costumes, as well as artful cinematography, you will not want to close your eyes during… Read more →
Within the Wires by Alyssa Johnston
In a state of meditation with closed eyes and open ears, I sat and listened to ten relaxation cassettes made for a different world. From the very beginning, Night Vale Presents’ fictional podcast, Within the Wires, creates a sense of mystery and deep unease in the listener as it becomes more and more apparent that we are not the… Read more →
Gemelle by Hayden Ferrari
Are you looking for an exciting new restaurant in Fort Worth to spend your weekends watching the TCU football games? Well, Gemelle is the perfect Euro-American restaurant to hang out with your friends while eating delicious homemade pasta and pizza. The restaurant opened on May 29th, but it is slowly becoming a Fort Worth favorite after TCU students have returned… Read more →
Ed Sheeran’s No. 6 Collaborations Project: A Tribute to Art and Authenticity by Caylie Jordan
The first time I heard a song off of Ed Sheeran’s No. 6 Collaborations Project album, I was crammed in the backseat of a rental car with a dead phone and no aux cord, inching through D.C. traffic on my way to the airport. I had just left from my cousin’s high school graduation, and the sweat from a suffocating… Read more →
Hollywood’s Bleeding Album Review by Kiana Giddings
Post Malone has been one of the hottest artists recently. His unique sound and his lack of commitment to creating music for a certain genre has captivated listeners. His new album Hollywood’s Bleeding release was a shock to his fans. Compared to his other album releases, Post Malone did not have a release date that was shared with the public.… Read more →
The Upside- A review by Megan Nun
Drama-comedy, 2hr 6min In this heartfelt drama, millionaire quadriplegic Phillip, portrayed by Bryan Cranston, is seeking a live-in caretaker to assist in his daily needs. While many apt candidates present themselves for interviews, Dell, played by Kevin Hart, surfaces as a man on parole with no desire. His attitude runs him the risk of being written off by many, and… Read more →