‘The Invisible Man’ is an unsettling, tense ride
Screen time columnist Patrick Gunn says “The Invisible Man” reflects the lingering trauma of domestic abuse through a slow, quiet build of tension. Read more »
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'BoJack Horseman’ explores human experiences through complex characters
Screen Time columnist Patrick Gunn says that the attention to detail applied to the show’s characters and gags makes the series both emotional and entertaining. Read more »
Whitney band member Julien Ehrlich talks success on their latest record
The band Whitney will perform on Feb. 12 at The Westcott Theater. The Daily Orange spoke to Julien Ehrlich, one of the members of the band, about the lyrical style and honest messages in its latest album, “Forever Turned Around.” Read more »
P.K. Rez talks about viral Walt the Crane song, unity through music
SU senior Oladeji Awe released a song titled “Walt the Crane” as an homage to the 580-foot crane being used to renovate the Dome. Read more »
Rock music lives on at The Westcott Theater’s 80s, 90s show
Three tribute bands embodying U2, Oasis, and R.E.M. will perform rock music from the ‘80s and ‘90s at The Westcott Theater. Read more »
‘Sex Education’ continues its phenomenal run in season 2
Screen Time Columnist Patrick Gunn discusses season 2 of Netflix's hit show "Sex Education." Read more »
SU Bandier student Aidan Ochre to perform his indie records at Reneprom
Inspired by Steve Lacy, SU junior Aidan Ochre creates and records music from home. The indie music artist also does live performances and will perform at Reneprom on Jan. 25. Read more »
SU sophomore Charel Zeitoune expands DJ career from NYC to Tel Aviv
SU sophomore DJ Charel Zeitoune said that what began as a family trip to Tel Aviv, Israel, turned into the opportunity to perform at some of the biggest nightclubs in the city. Read more »
Otto Tunes releases “Other Lover” EP about love and heartbreak
Otto Tunes released an EP titled “Other Lover” on Spotify and other streaming services on Jan. 1. Consisting of three songs, the EP details the stages of a relationship between two individuals. Read more »
‘1917’ is a technical masterpiece but storytelling falls short
Screen time columnist Patrick Gunn says the film “1917,” despite flaws in storytelling, incorporates mesmerizing technical elements such as natural lighting and a smoothly flowing camera. Read more »
VPA seniors exhibit work in 2020 Transmedia Photography Annual exhibition
Seventeen art photography seniors will display some of their work from their senior theses in the 2020 Transmedia Photography Annual exhibition. Read more »
‘The Rise of Skywalker’ provides lackluster addition to Star Wars franchise
Screen time columnist Patrick Gunn says “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” serves as a lacking conclusion to an otherwise solid trilogy. Read more »
‘Richard Jewell’ is straightforward but slow due to pace, lack of music
Screen time columnist Patrick Gunn says the simple storytelling approach used in “Richard Jewell” showcases strong performances but also creates unnecessarily slow pacing. Read more »
SU architecture students use plexiglass in 'Cognitive Awareness' exhibit
Architecture students Benson Joseph and Parinda Pin Sangakaeo created an art installment that includes a diverse array of mediums. Read more »
Mister Rogers is back with ‘A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood'
Screen Time columnist Patrick Gunn says “A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood” provides messages of forgiveness and openness for people of all ages and honors the legacy of Fred Rogers. Read more »
A24 “Waves” brought humor, shock during student screening
In partnership with Syracuse Film Society, A24 offered an advance screening of its film “Waves,” building campus’ film scene. Read more »
ArtRage Gallery To Show ‘American Dreams: Immigration Stories’
ArtRage Gallery To Show “American Dreams: Immigration Stories” a play that delves into the lives of immigrants in America through a series of monologues. Read more »
Adam Milner incorporates bodily fluids in new art exhibition at The Everson
Artist Adam Milner will have his exhibit, “Light Night Space Force,” presented at the Everson Museum of Art. Milner’s work is anchored in creating work that depicts intimacy; he often uses his own bodily fluids and blood from his boyfriend. Read more »
SU alumna speaks about art exhibit on surrealism, printmaking
SU alumna hosted a lecture in Shaffer Art Building on the work of surrealist Boris Margo. Read more »
‘Telepathic Moon Dance’ performs at Funk ’n Waffles
Telepathic Moon Dance performed at Funk ’n Waffles on Oct. 15. Read more »
How 'El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie' was kept in almost complete secrecy
Screen time columnist, Jason Conolly breaks down how the cast and crew of the Breaking Bad film, "El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie." The film was released on Oct. 11. Read more »
3 SU professors collaborated on a live, folk-driven album
Excerpt: SU professors will drop their new folk album, “Live and Listening” Oct. 16., which was originally recorded during a show at the 443 Social Club & Lounge in Syracuse, this gave the inspiration to produce the album. Read more »
'Joker' presents disturbing depiction of society
Screen time columnist Patrick Gunn review’s DC’s latest movie, “Joker,” a film that depict show society can be responsible in forming its own worst enemies. Read more »
Car Bomb experiments with sound, composition in new metal album
Music columnist Jack Messing calls Car Bomb’s “Mordial”: a masterclass in technicality, composition and experimentation. Read more »
