Kenneth Goldsmith, the First Poet Laureate of the Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art, stood in front of a nearly-full Tyrrell…
Metal Gear Solid V captures ugliness of revenge
The Metal Gear Solid series is now nearly two decades old. It originated in the grainy, polygonal renderings of the…
Shepherd’s Cross Pumpkin Festival delights visitors
Shepherd’s Cross Pumpkin Festival began last week and will be continuing through Halloween. Located in Claremore, just short of an…
An overly simplistic take on good and evil buries “Black Mass”
Twenty five years ago this month, Martin Scorsese unveiled Goodfellas, a knockout success that gained immediate entry into the American…
Metric’s Pagans in Vegas may be polarizing for fans
Metric was formed in 1998, the brainchild of vocalist Emily Haines and guitarist James Shaw. Their first album, Old World…
“Stanford” proves chilling and dramatic, seldom strays from reality
Stanford Prison Experiment is based off a simulation of the same title, conducted by Philip Zimbardo in 1971, in which…
Australia’s power struggle hits home
Australia has had five Prime Ministers in the last eight years. How does that even happen? The Australian government is…
Presidential debates don’t (and shouldn’t) matter
On September 26, 1960, presidential candidates John Fitzgerald Kennedy and Richard Milhous Nixon took the stage in CBS studios in…
Sanders falls short
Bernie Sanders, the independent senator from Vermont, has raised much excitement in certain segments of the left. There are no…
Sanders offers hope
The American political landscape is extremely disheartening. Bernie Sanders is the only candidate that offers a glimpse of hope in…