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Point Park University's Student-Run Newspaper

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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Local comic book artist begins working with Marvel

Written By Aidan Segal October 24, 2017

Picture two of cinema’s most distinguished films, arguably at the peak of their respected genres, clashing between panels of grotesque, yet genius illustration. Michael Mettlen was 25-years old,...

Kamasi Washington continues hot streak on new EP

Written By Mick Stinelli, A&E Editor October 10, 2017

Kamasi Washington came to mainstream prominence in early 2015 as a massive contributor on Kendrick Lamar’s album, “To Pimp a Butterfly.” His saxophone played a massive role in the song “U,” and...

Thrival Music Festival to showcase rock, hip-hop acts

Written By Josh McCann September 26, 2017

The Thrival Music Festival will be held for the second straight year at Carrie Furnace’s in Braddock on Sept. 29 and 30. This year’s headlining acts include Pittsburgh native rapper Wiz Khalifa,...

Artist Ian Cheng answers questions about his new exhibit, “Emissary Sunsets the Self,” at Carnegie Museum of Art.

Art museum event brings together international artists, local outreach

Written By Mick Stinelli, Co-A&E Editor September 26, 2017

The Carnegie Museum of Art (CMOA) showcased internationally recognized art and community interaction on Thursday, Sept. 21. Los Angeles artist Ian Cheng presented the opening of his new piece, “Emissary...

‘Ninjago’ is colossal misstep for LEGO movie franchise

Written By Michael Richter, Co-A&E Editor September 26, 2017

Movies, of course, are a source of escapism. We, the audience, are meant to get lost in a film’s world and forget about our problems. Sometimes, we confront our issues during movies as well. Nonetheless,...

Fall movie slate promises Oscar contenders, blockbusters

Written By Michael Richter, Co-A&E Editor September 26, 2017

With October right around the corner, that means we are moving into Oscar-bait season. It’s the time of year in which films become a little more daring and thoughtful. While this fall does include a...

The Killers’ first album in five years boasts a diverse tracklist

Written By Matt Petras, Co-Features Editor September 26, 2017

I was crammed in a car with my parents on the way to visit my sister in North Carolina when someone told me that not only is The Killers, my favorite band, releasing a new album, “Wonderful Wonderful,”...

Album Review – The District’s “Popular Manipulations”

Written By Emily Bennett, Editor-Elect September 19, 2017

Stepping into their third full length, The District’s “Popular Manipulations” chronicles the concurrent depth and superficiality of the Philly-based rock quartet’s changing sound. It’s no...

‘Mother!’ is a chore to endure

Written By Michael Richter, A&E Editor September 19, 2017

Upon completing a single viewing of "Mother!," I felt as though I had ran a mental marathon. This movie repeatedly warns viewers to the point of nauseam about the downfall of fame. After leaving the theatre,...

‘It’ clowns around too much

Written By Michael Richter, A&E Editor September 12, 2017

Fear is the central theme of "It," but the movie's demonic clown Pennywise does little to strike fear in the audience. The latest film adaptation of Stephen King's novel "It" is akin to what would happen...

2017’s upcoming fall TV lineup will provide good replacements for shows ending in the summer

Written By Zachary Matthew September 12, 2017

Summer does not officially end until Sept. 22, but the fall season of TV has already begun. Viewers are coming off the high of shows like “Game of Thrones” and “Twin Peaks” and need new addictions...

Twin Peaks goes out with apt almost perfect two-part finale

Written By Michael Richter, A&E Editor September 6, 2017

Twenty-six years after the original series left the “Twin Peaks” pure, boy scout-esque protagonist Special Agent Dale Cooper (Kyle MacLachlan) possessed by the show's ultimate evil Bob, the third season...