The state of cinema in 2022 is more alive than ever. Ambitious spectacles from the likes of Marvel, Tom Cruise, and James Cameron brought everyone back to theaters. At the same time, ground-breaking indie...
Every awards season, I always keep an eye out for Asian prestige films that, in my opinion, eventually receive the accolades they deserve. I’ve sung praises in the past for the likes of “Parasite”...
The city of New Orleans has entered carnival season, a holiday that may be new to some and a classic tradition to others. While carnival is not a New Orleans invention, the way it is celebrated in the...
Caroline Williams, known by most as Phant, broke down in tears last Thursday when she was greeted at the door by someone who mistook her for the realtor of the building where her beloved coffeeshop Neutral...
Ella Michna, Assistant Reviews Editor
• February 1, 2023
What better way to ring in the spring semester than by watching some newly streamed shows or taking a trip to the theater? Here are some things to watch and stream this week.
That 90’s...
It’s the End of the Carafe as We Know it, Bow to the Absurd, and Bless Your Heart were just three of the dozens of brews offered at this year’s Winterfest.
Run by the Crescent City Homebrewers...
Veronica Offner, Life and Times Assistant Editor
• January 30, 2023
The second season of "The White Lotus" attempts to warn audiences about the dangers of lust and greed, but ultimately falls flat in its pacing and character development.
Directed by Mike White, “The...
College stereotypes may leave some questioning if sobriety as a student is sustainable but students, like Loyola alumnus Grayson Gibbs, said sobriety is infinitely more fulfilling than dropping $50 at...
For the first time ever, the 71st Miss Universe was crowned in New Orleans.
Recent Loyola graduate Aria Jackson worked as production assistant for the competition, and she believes that the competition...
Damien Chazelle, writer and director of “Whiplash” and “La La Land,” presents audiences with yet another awe-inspiring masterpiece that depicts the rise and demise of starving artists in the blooming...
Alana Thompson, Assistant Sports Editor
• January 27, 2023
Loyola students participated in this year’s Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic playing music instead of football.
On Jan. 2, Loyola band members accompanied the Tulane University Marching Band as the Green...
Planet of the Little Green Men, a Loyola sophomore-led psychedelic rock band, released their first single, “Arrival/Monsters in Your Head”.
The single dropped on Jan. 27 and was two songs released...
