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Taylor Swift brought "The Eras Tour" concert film to theaters on Friday, Oct. 13. — Arts & Entertainment Editor / Al Harmon

From stage to screen, Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour creates feelings fans remember “All Too Well”

Sarah Shockey October 18, 2023

In the midst of the Taylor Swift renaissance, the pop artist has brought her record-breaking tour to movie theaters, a technical marvel that takes viewers on a spectacular journey through Swift’s nearly...

"Some men have made claims that Barbie is an 'anti-man' or 'man-hating' film that dehumanizes or even 'emasculates' its male characters, particularly Gosling's character Ken. - Graphics Editor / Julia Quennessen

Harmon: How “Barbie” can teach its male viewers that they are “Kenough”

Al Harmon September 14, 2023

We dressed in pink during the month of July. When the "Barbie" movie eventually opened in theaters on July 21st, women and girls all around the country swept the internet and theaters by storm. It was...

From “Avatar: The Way of Water.” - Photo via Dylan Field at Lightstorm

Prof. Tara Bennett discusses her newest book “The Art of Avatar: The Way of The Water”

Maryela Gallardo March 30, 2023

College students navigating their stressful lives often think about where their degree will take them, but one may not realize just how different life will be after they graduate from college. This...

Poster for Psychology of Neo-Nazis: Another Journey by Train to Auschwitz. - Photo / RCHGHR

RCHGHR screens “Psychology of Neo-Nazis: Another Journey by Train to Auschwitz”

Bryant Lopez February 1, 2023

On Jan. 31, a film screening and discussion of “Psychology of Neo-Nazis: Another Journey by Train to Auschwitz” was hosted by Professor Jody Russell Manning, the program director for the Rowan Center...

"Elvis," released on June 24 of this year, showcases the reality behind the star's fame. / Graphic via Tatiana Retamar

“Elvis”: A Glimpse into the Real King of Rock ‘N Roll

Tatiana Retamar September 28, 2022

From the moment Baz Luhermere’s film “Elvis,” was announced, I knew the film was going to be glamorous yet realistic — showing the truth behind the glitz, fortune and fame. As shown in his previous...

"The creators use a unique style to convey some dark themes that will make you think. Animation comes in many different advanced forms these days, but “The House” does an effective job of bringing stop motion to the forefront." Arts & Entertainment / Al Harmon

Behind the Facade: A closer look at the symbolism & hidden messages in the stop-motion masterpiece, “The House”

Allison Cassidy February 9, 2022

Divided into three separate stories, “The House” is a complex stop-motion film that displays some profound psychological concepts with hidden messages throughout. Directed by Niki Londroth, Von Bahr,...

"Harley Quinn’s jokes are well-placed and effective and were arguably one of the most enjoyable aspects. This kept you on your toes during action sequences, but also laughing in your seat." - Arts & Entertainment Editor / Al Harmon.

“Birds Of Prey” sees a newly-single Harley Quinn spread her wings

Tara Grier February 19, 2020

In "Birds of Prey," Harley Quinn gets more than she bargained for when she breaks up with her iconic beau, the Joker... and after not-so-discretely blows up the chemical plant she shared with Joker. Without...

JoJo Rabbit Sheds Light on Modern Media’s Plight

Jason Licitra October 2, 2019

There are a lot of opinions that people hold on modern media. Some say that we have become too sensitive, and prefer to shield ourselves from the harsh realities of our world. Others think that we aren't...

Joaquin Phoenix to play a spectacular Joker

Will New ‘Joker’ Movie Change Anti-Hero Status-Quo?

Jason Licitra September 10, 2019

As a huge fan of both the comic books and movies featuring Batman’s arch nemesis, I was overjoyed when I discovered last year that he would be getting his own film starring the always fantastic Joaquin...

"Crazy Rich Asians" was shown in the Chamberlain Student Center pit. - Photo courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures

‘Crazy Rich Asians’ showing examines stereotypes, rom-com tropes

Paige Stressman February 13, 2019

A recent box office hit, "Crazy Rich Asians," was played at Rowan for one of February's Student University Programmers (SUP) events. The film was played in the Student Center Pit and started at 9:30 p.m....

"The Meg" was screened in the Student Center Ballroom. - Arts & Entertainment Editor/Tara Lonsdorf

‘The Meg’ movie night makes a splash

Tara Lonsdorf November 28, 2018

There may be plenty of fish in the sea, but film-savvy Rowan students got the biggest one to fry as part of their weekly Tuesday-night movie program. The Student University Programmers (SUP) held a screening...

"The 30% score on aggregate rating site Rotten Tomatoes for "Hocus Pocus" is misleading; this movie is heartwarming and entertaining and worth the watch!" - Arts & Entertainment Editor / Al Harmon.

“Hocus Pocus” stays spooky after 25 years

Gianna Hill October 17, 2018

This year marks the 25th anniversary of the timeless Disney Halloween movie, "Hocus Pocus." The film, which first premiered in 1993, chronicles the tale of a young boy named Max and his little sister...

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