The Handmaid’s Tale and the Intrigue of Pain
Melissa Viger ’19 Staff Writer The second season of Hulu’s adaptation of “The Handmaid’s Tale” spends three episodes focused specifically on our protagonist, June, making... Read More
2019 Oscar Predictions
Kristin Cole ’21 Staff Writer It’s that time of year again. No, not because of the pointless day of candy and flowers, and not the... Read More
A Star is Born: Review
Kristin Cole ‘22 Staff Writer From poker faces and meat dresses to duets with Tony Bennett, Lady Gaga’s career has been filled with bold... Read More
Letterkenny: A Deeply Clever Comedic Masterpiece
Mike Cratty ‘20 Staff Writer If you ask people if they know about “Letterkenny,” chances are they will not know. This is partly due... Read More
“The Revenant”: Book vs. Movie
Daniel Proulx ‘19 Staff Writer Whenever a movie is made that is based on a book there is usually going to be one question:... Read More
The Well-Earned Hype of “Black Panther”
Sarah Tripp ‘21 Staff Writer “Black Panther” has taken the world by storm. When movies are surrounded by so much buzz, it makes one... Read More
Netflix Expands its Original Content from Television to Film and Comedy Specials
By Daniel Proulx ‘19 Looking for a good movie to watch this weekend? Your first thought is probably to just go to Netflix and... Read More
A Beautiful and Eye-Opening Trip into the Spirit World
By Adam Kalogeros ‘18 The world always looks different through the eyes of a 10-year-old compared to the way it looks through the eyes... Read More
Body Positive Documentary Screening Challenges Merrimack Students and Fat Stigma
By: Melissa Zimdars Communication and Media The School of Liberal Arts Interdisciplinary Institute recently hosted a screening of “Fattitude,” a body positive documentary addressing... Read More