The long-anticipated “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” released in theaters last Wednesday, marking the beloved Nintendo character’s first adventure on the big screen in animated form. With the goomba-stomping plumber being such a recognizable and internationally-renowned character, it was only a matter of time before we’d see another attempt at […]
Arts & Entertainment
Love hits the road in ‘The Playlist’
BookTok and Instagram indie romance writer Morgan Elizabeth released the fifth installment of her “Springbrook Hills” series. Elizabeth is a somewhat new indie author, but her name is already well-known in the world of spicy romance due to her endearing love interests and kindhearted protagonists. From small towns to colleges, […]
Aaron Tveit returns to ‘Moulin Rouge’ on Broadway
It was announced in November of 2018 that “Moulin Rouge” would be coming to Broadway. Based on Baz Luhrmann’s 2001 hit film of the same name, many were ecstatic to have the glitz, glamour and drama brought to the stage. The following July, the show opened starring none other than […]
Boygenius returns with debut album
Boygenius’ debut album “the record” was released this Friday, and to say it was highly anticipated is an understatement. The singer/songwriter supergroup consisting of Julien Baker, Lucy Dacus and Phoebe Bridgers – all who have their own successful solo careers – released a self-titled EP in 2018. Since then, fans […]
Former art professor unveils new installment
Dr. Judith Peck worked at Ramapo for 42 years teaching various disciplines of art including sculpture, life drawing and art therapy. Her accomplishments included developing a program that would train students how to teach art to people in jails, nursing homes, psychiatric centers, domestic violence shelters and homes for abused […]
‘PORTALS’ takes Cry Babies to a new dimension
Melanie Martinez is not just a musician, but a storyteller. For years, her fans have followed her character, Cry Baby, through the trauma of growing up in an abusive household, escaping toxic relationships and existing within a controlling system. The last we had heard of her was in Martinez’s “K-12” […]
Jersey-based opportunities for spring fun abound
Spring: a season filled with rebirth, renewals and awakenings. Days become longer, flowers blossom on trees, birds begin their good morning chirps — cue the applause! The highly awaited mild weather means now is the time to indulge in the outdoors, and the New Jersey area has plenty to offer […]
Documentary follows Mexican immigrant’s journey to settle in New York
Professor of documentary Marta Bautis has a history of creating independent documentaries focusing on identity and representation. As an Argentine filmmaker and immigrant, she heavily focuses on stories of struggle and hope that highlight global social issues. She believes that through her work she can share the stories mainstream communication […]
Fall Out Boy keeps emo alive in ‘So Much (For) Stardust’
When was the last time you filled yourself with existential dread to the sounds of upbeat music? Well, if you’d like to go through it again, Fall Out Boy’s new album, “So Much (For) Stardust,” will give you the experience you desire. As you move through the album, lead singer […]