The first two episodes of ‘Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty’ are half slam dunk and half air ball Charlie Recchia • March 25, 2022 “Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty” will attract not only the biggest sports fanatics, but anyone who appreciates solid filmmaking.
The leading films and nominations from the 94th Academy Awards Kara Ellis • March 24, 2022 The nominations for the Oscars were released on Feb. 8 and with the ceremony coming soon, here is a summary of the awards.
From a meme to achieving a dream: Abby Uphoff’s road to success Carrington Peavy • March 21, 2022 How a playwriting class put junior Abby Uphoff on the track to a regional win
Hedda is the pinnacle of vintage and sustainable fashion Grace Miller • March 20, 2022 When investing in your future fits, look no further than Columbia’s greatest treasure.
Avoiding meat for Lent? Try these five restaurants for vegetarian meals in Columbia Gracie Hedenberg • March 18, 2022 These five Columbia restaurants offer a variety of meat-free options.
Nintendo Direct showcases upcoming titles for the first half of 2022 Catie Polo • March 17, 2022 For the first time this year, Nintendo showed off its future game releases and brought plenty of excitement to its fans.
Have the luckiest St. Patrick’s Day with these five traditions Kylie Mesmer • March 17, 2022 Learn about the rich traditions behind St. Patrick’s Day, from the green color to those mischievous leprechauns!
‘Where Are We Headed’ profiles a bustling metro system and a bristling nation Chamberlain Bauman • March 15, 2022 The documentary film, directed by Ruslan Fedotow, observes the cultural richness of Russia in an unexpected arena: the Moscow Metro.
‘We Met in Virtual Reality’ takes viewers into a new realm of filmmaking Egan Ward • March 15, 2022 Director Joe Hunting’s debut feature is the most visually exciting documentary of the year — it is a must-see experience.
‘I Didn’t See You There’ tackles being seen but not heard Carrington Peavy • March 11, 2022 Reid Davenport flips the mirror on audiences and tests them on their preconceived notions about disabilities.
“Drive My Car” is Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s spellbinding ride Egan Ward • March 10, 2022 The pervading forces of grief and contemplation make “Drive My Car” the newest must-see drama.
“2nd Chance” platforms a man’s descent into madness Carrington Peavy • March 9, 2022 At a late night showing this past Saturday, True/False showed one of its wildest documentaries thus far.
