Chapman community reflects on Alex Trebek’s legacy
Television personality Alex Trebek, who earned seven Emmys for his work on “Jeopardy!,” died of pancreatic cancer Nov. 8.
Review | Apple TV Plus’ newest foray into ‘On the Rocks’ is charming success
In a year where theaters are hurting and good movies are a rare commodity, “On The Rocks,” is a beacon of light ushering us to shore.
Review | A24’s ‘Boys State’ challenges developing masculinity
“Boys State” is compelling, funny and a poignant commentary on the current state of politics and of masculinity.
Music club aims to inform students about industry
Chapman seniors founded the Music, Business and Technology club as a way to open students’ eyes to career opportunities.
Cross-Cultural Center presents virtual ‘Spooky Drag Night’
Chapman’s Cross-Cultural Center organized a virtual “Spooky Drag Night” event, hosted by lead assistant Ricky King.
2020 Halloween Costumes: the good, the bad and the ugly
What are the best and worst – or the good, the bad, and the ugly – 2020 Halloween costumes? Here’s a comprehensive guide.
Review | ‘Tenet’ movie experience, interrupted
Christopher Nolan’s latest blockbuster ‘Tenet’ hit theaters Sept. 3. My movie-watching experience, unfortunately, was cut short.
Creators who got me through quarantine
Despite the insanity of this year, there’s been one thing keeping me sane: watching comedians, creators and influencers. Here are my favorites.
Women in music make quarantine worthwhile
The Chicks, Dua Lipa and HAIM released a wide array of music during the pandemic for audiences to enjoy during their seemingly endless downtime.
Student film challenges notions of cultural identity
Sophomore Wendy Medina Herrera created “Oportunidad,” a short film that replicates her dual Mexican and American identity.
Films that make us yearn for fall in California
Halloween is approaching. The Panther put together a guide of seven films that make us wish we were outside, smelling the crisp autumn air.
Review | Netflix’s “The Haunting of Bly Manor” is horrifyingly human
The sequel to “The Haunting of Hill House,” “Bly Manor” delivers a tantalizing follow-up with the mysterious tale of two orphaned children and their eccentric au pair.
Local theaters struggle to fill seats, rent out private screenings
Regal Cinemas will temporarily close all of its 543 movie theaters in the U.S. Meanwhile, rival company Cinemark announced a private watch party program.
LGBT History Month kick-off explores entertainment representation
Chapman’s Cross-Cultural Center hosted a screening with members of the cast and crew of the festival-admitted student film, “Foundation.”
Review | Sorkin’s latest is a prescient Oscar contender
Despite its flaws, don’t be shocked when you see “The Trial of the Chicago 7” at the Oscars next February.
‘The world is insane’: SNL reminds us what we missed
Going into the 46th season premiere, I wanted a comfortable moment of reassurance that “we’re stronger together.” I didn’t get it. I got something better.
Review | ‘Women Don’t Owe You Pretty’ uncovers true feminism
This book is a must-read, especially for college-aged women. Never forget that women don’t owe you pretty. In fact, women don’t owe you anything.
Review | A timeless film about an old concept
“Palm Springs” is authentic, thought-provoking and clever, utilizing sound and production design to emphasize both style and subtext within the story.
Academy establishes inclusion standards for award eligibility
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced new representation and inclusion requirements to take effect in 2024.
Review | ‘Unpregnant’ makes the political feel personal
Aspects of the film are certainly formulaic, but the movie emphasizes riveting emotional moments and the importance of women’s reproductive rights.