"American Made" sticks to the status quo
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Cruise’s latest cinematic endeavor, “American Made,” displays a unique biopic examining the true story of one man’s involvement in the most notorious drug empire ever comprised.
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True crime: the next American T.V. craze
/True crime on Netflix ranges from cases about murders to disappearances, sexual assault and more. Each show handles its narrative differently, but follow similar skeletal outlines that can feature recreations of events, long one-on-one interviews, and even rotoscope animation to chronicle the events.
Read MoreFemales redefine modern hip-hop
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2017 seems the year where the music industry as a whole begins to finally give female rappers the recognition they have always deserved. The hip-hop genre specifically needs to shed its institutionalized sexism and build towards developing a support system among male and female rappers alike.
Read MoreAnother Miley emerges in "Younger Now"
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This cleaner, inoffensive project marks Cyrus’ return home to her Nashville roots. Those who have enjoyed dancing to her upbeat, often provocative music may find it a bit too sleepy.
Read MoreCashing in on Commentary: the Future of Fair Use
/With such a large number of videos comes a wide variance of genres, too. And with so many users, content creators are constantly looking for ways to remain fresh and unique on an ever growing platform.
Read More"Kingsman" sequel falls to cliché
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Based on the comic book series written by Mark Miller and Dave Gibbons, both the sequel and its predecessor, “Kingsman: The Secret Service” create a blend of comedy, quirk, and action.
Read MoreLil Dicky unleashes Brain
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Lil Dicky’s “Brain” launched its rap career in the most random, yet entertaining EP the Hip-Hop industry has ever seen
Read MoreApple celebrates 10 years with new releases
/It is not a huge surprise that on the tenth anniversary of the iPhone, Apple released the iPhone X, the “X” standing for the numeral, 10. But there were a few unexpected changes.
Read MorePrintmaking, etching and lithography; oh my!
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As a little girl, Sophia Larsen would visit her mother’s art class and paint the room, using only her body as a tool. Years later, after leaving her hometown of Forest Knolls, Larsen came to Sonoma State to pursue her Bachelors of Fine Arts degree with an emphasis in printmaking; more specifically, in etching and lithography.
Read MoreStudents distribute published work through "ZAUM"
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Students in the English program here at Sonoma State get that chance when they enroll in ENGL 368: Small Press Editing. Classmates work together to create the latest iteration of ZAUM, a collection of student art, poetry and prose.
Read MoreSmokin' Bowls smothers menu with flavor
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From the outside looking in, the new restaurant Smokin’ Bowls, a mere 18 days old, seems like a randomly placed hole-in-the-wall in a secluded part off of Southwest Boulevard. However, this new addition proves to be a diamond in the rough.
Read MoreKiller movie, killer clown
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Only every so often does a movie come out that is truly disturbing, a movie that makes its audience audibly scream in every other scene. “IT” is a film that will have you squirming in your seat and peeking in between your fingers as you try to hide what's coming next.
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