“To The Stars” Is A Must-See Film This Fall
One of the highlights of this year’s 11-day RiverRun International Film Festival was the screening
Madison Zehmer
The “Pet Sematary” Plot is Slow, Muddled
Most people can agree that the 1989 cinematic adaptation of Stephen King’s novel Pet Sematary
Billie Eilish Produces Genre-Bending Album
It’s safe to say that Billie Eilish Pirate Baird O’Connell, known by her stage name
Hozier Combines Genres To Create A Unique Sound
For the most recent issue of the Old Gold & Black, I wrote a review
Hozier Releases Another Soulful, Dark Album
In 2014, Irish singer-songwriter Andrew Hozier-Byrne, known by his stage name Hozier, took the music
Campus Hosts Palestine Solidarity Week
Few modern political issues are as polarizing as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which our campus witnessed
2018 Ushers In New Era For Horror
The best horror films, TV shows and books are able to examine relevant issues through
Antisemitism Continues To Infect Our Society
There are few words to describe the shock, devastation and anger that I and many
New Movie Raises Questions Of Consent
Hollywood has a love-hate relationship with remakes. Either they fail to live up to the
Intuitive Eating Is Another Mindset For Healthy Living
Like many first-year students, I went into my first semester at Wake Forest absolutely terrified
Interview with Sasha Spielberg on her New EP
On Feb. 16, Sasha Spielberg released the first single, “Coolhand,” from her upcoming EP Facepaint,
“Wake the Beautiful” Campaign Promotes Body Positivity
For National Eating Disorder Awareness (NEDA) Week, which ran from Feb. 26 to March 4,
Weight Watchers’ new Teen-Targeted Initiative is Misguided
I think we can all agree that middle school sucks. Kids are undergoing rapid changes
Weight Loss Resolutions are not the Answer
Weight loss resolutions are an inevitable part of the New Year. Although often well-meaning, these
Spielberg’s The Post is out of Character but Outstanding
Steven Spielberg’s The Post is no E.T., Schindler’s List or Jaws. When your career highs
Horror movie highlights for halloween
As Halloween quickly approaches, it’s a great time to revist some horror movie classics. Horror
“Orange is the New Black” star urges social justice
Actress and author Diane Guerrero, known for her roles as Maritza on Netflix’s Orange is
Darren Aronofsky creates polemic new film
Darren Aronofsky is particularly skilled at depicting the destruction of obsession.
New horror film creeps out audiences
A fear of clowns seems to have worked its way into our collective unconscious.
Eating disorders need more awareness
According to the National Eating Disorders Association, full blown eating disorders are most likely to
“Lust for Life” introduces a new del Rey
Since the video for her single “Video Games” went viral in 2011, Lana del Rey
Netflix original covers important topics
Warning: Spoiler Alerts Netflix’s 13 Reasons Why takes an unflinching look at teen bullying, sexual
Get Out shocks, entertains audiences
Jordan Peele’s new satirical thriller Get Out begins as a young black man walks alone
Myths about eating disorders disproved
This week (Feb. 26 to March 4) is the National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, led
“Oscar” Gold & Black
With the 89th Academy Awards coming up on Sunday, Feb. 26, many film enthusiasts are