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Horror fans are all smiles for terrifying sequel, 'Smile 2'

It's rare to confidently say that a sequel is better than the original film, but "Smile 2" indisputably shines compared to its predecessor. Oct 20

'It's showtime': 'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice' is classic Tim Burton, flaws intact

As the camera glides down the misty streets of Winter River, set to a spooky, whimsical tune, Tim Burton's uncanny direction transports the audience back into the eerie charm of his earlier works. With the familiar autumnal spirit of the opening credits alone, we are reminded of one thing: Beetlejuice is back. Sep 13

Rutgers Sinfonia gives perfect performance, no notes

Last Friday, folks gathered at the Nicholas Music Center on Douglass Campus, the largest performance stage on campus, to witness Rutgers Sinfonia's Spring 2024 semester show.Apr 19

'Quiet on Set' casts light on child actors, not fans

The new Max and Discovery+ four-part docu-series, "Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV," unveiled the grotesque operations of the beloved channel Nickelodeon, or Nick, from the 90s to the late 2010s. The series highlighted how the network hired problematic figures which resulted in the endangerment of its child actors and employees. Mar 31

Rutgers Theater Company's 'The Giant Void In My Soul' resonates with lost souls

On Thursday, the Mason Gross School of the Arts acting troupe, Rutgers Theater Company, held the first of six performances of Bernardo Cubría's "The Giant Void in My Soul."Mar 7

Queer Caucus starts conversations with 'Let's Talk About Love' event

Throughout February, Queer Caucus, the governing body for LGBTQ+ organizations at Rutgers—New Brunswick, celebrated all forms of love, whether platonic or romantic. Last Wednesday at the Douglass Student Center, the organization hosted "Let's Talk About Love," an event that invited visitors to discuss all things love and relationships. Feb 26