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You are not prepared for “Overlord.” No matter what the trailers have shown you, the posters have promised or what other reviews have said. Know this right here and right now: this film is a shock to every sense and a visceral powerhouse of terror, violence and pulse pounding thrills. It accomplishes everything it sets out to do in the most unexpected and satisfying of ways.
This year’s midterm election marked history as the most diverse election in United States history, with more women, people of color and LGBTQ+ Americans elected to the House of Representatives, Senate or gubernatorial positions.
Illumination's ninth film, and their second Seuss adaptation, has a bizarre behind the scenes situation behind it. This is the last Seuss movie Universal made before Audrey Geisel, Seuss’ widow, jumped ship to Warner Animation Group with the Seuss licenses, which doesn't bode well. It has a set of original songs by musician Tyler, The Creator, who is primarily known for the sketch show "Loiter Squad" and his adult-centric music. There was even a fake leak for the upcoming game "Super Smash Brothers Ultimate" that many believed to be true because of a piece of Grinch marketing in the background. There's a lot of weird baggage going into this animated flick, much of which doesn't even have to do with the film itself.
Takeoff is a member of the popular group Migos, who has been taking over the airways for a couple of years now. His fellow members Quavo and Offset already released their solo projects, with Takeoff being the last person to step up to the plate with his album “The Last Rocket.”
There’s a complexity about settling into essentially a new world, as many college students would concur. Adapting can serve as a maturation process, and for college athletes, the process extends stemming from their extracurricular work on the field.
Backed by redshirt senior guard Isaiah Walton’s 20-point performance, Longwood men’s basketball tipped-off their season under new Head Coach Griff Aldrich with a commanding 84-56 win over Division III Randolph College.
In this week’s Student Government Association (SGA) meeting, Associate Vice President for Wellness and Auxiliary Services Matthew McGregor presented on student wellness in campus recreation and other auxiliary services he coordinates.
In an effort to provide eco-friendly environments, stores near you are taking the initiative to alleviate material waste one by one.
“On November 5th, right after halftime against the Hawks, I had a panic attack.
Originally the article said the SGA had created a proposal for the Office of Disability Resources (ODR). The SGA representative, Catherine Swinsky, spoke with ODR and the SGA decided to not continue to pursue the matter at this time. No proposal was written.
CORRECTION: Originally the article said the SGA had created a proposal for the Office of Disability Resources (ODR). The SGA representative, Catherine Swinsky, spoke with ODR and the SGA decided to not continue to pursue the matter at this time. No proposal was written.
During the Student Government Association (SGA) meeting on Oct. 30, Director of the University Center and Student Activities Susan Sullivan came in to answer questions and take suggestions from the Senate in regard to Upchurch University Center.
For the first time in their history, Longwood University’s People Respecting Individuality, Diversity and Equality (PRIDE) organization, Longwood’s chapter of Gamma Rho Lambda (GRL), and Hampden-Sydney College’s Unity Alliance came together for a panel with about 60 in attendance. The panel was coordinated by Alex Abbott, area coordinator for equity, inclusion and programming at Hampden-Sydney College (H-SC) and Dr. Jes Simmons, assistant director of Citizen Leadership and Social Justice Education and “pride mom” at Longwood University.
At one point about a third of the way through “Bohemian Rhapsody,” the new biopic about Freddie Mercury and Queen, a record producer, upset at the band trying to push the film’s title track, states “Mark my words, no one will play Queen!” Now this is a line that the producer probably didn’t say, put into the film to give a fun winking nod to the audience. And it’s a perfect way to encapsulate the film as a whole.
“The Nutcracker and the Four Realms” could have easily been called “The Four Realms”, “The Four Realms of Christmas” or anything other than “The Nutcracker” because it isn’t about the Nutcracker or the story of the Nutcracker. It loosely references past events, but not even in a cohesive way. It has ballet on display for five minutes, but it seems to be using the name simply for popularity points. Because if there’s a pop culture property that is guaranteed to be popular in 2018, it’s the Nutcracker.
Editor's note: The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of the author.
Mick Jenkins, a Chicago born rapper like Kayne West and Chance the Rapper, entered the music scene on January 2012 when he released first mixtape called “Mickstape”. After a couple of mixtapes Jenkins then released his first album, “Healing Component,” which touched on some of the same topics from his mixtapes.
The transitional phase to college for student-athletes can be daunting. Adapting to a new atmosphere serves as a maturation process, leaving families behind to live on their own for the first time in their lives. College athletes are known for their extracurricular work on the field, and it takes time for them to settle down in an unfamiliar setting.
As the Longwood women’s basketball team inches closer to their first regular season game on the road at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU), excitement amongst the team is at a high as the team is looking to start fresh after a disappointing 2017-18 campaign.
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