The entire open-air stadium vibrated from the applause of the most electric audience I’ve ever stood among. I looked toward my friend and saw that he felt it too: pure energy transferred from one individual...

The Academy Awards, otherwise known as the Oscars, are presented each year by Hollywood’s premier organization, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. They recognize the best of film that year,...

The Kennedy family has been nothing short of the hottest topic this month, thanks to the new Ryan Murphy Hulu show, “Love Story,” which follows the lives of John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette....

On March 27 and 29, the Piedmont Opera will perform George Bizet’s classical production of “Carmen” at High Point Theatre. Wake Forest Assistant Voice Professor Caryn Greco has spent a year preparing...

When Stuart Weitzman asks you what shoe size you wear, I now know the correct answer is “what size do you need me to be?”  Unfortunately, that was not the answer I gave on the evening of March...

Polly Findlay’s “Midwinter Break” unfolds, ever so slowly, over tables: in an elderly couple’s kitchen, outside the cafes lining Amsterdam’s canals, at bars, at altars. It is an intimate film...

Director John Patton Ford’s “How to Make a Killing” follows Becket Redfellow (Glen Powell), the son of a disowned daughter of a billionaire. Sick of his working-class existence, Becket starts killing...

Growing up, I explored museums mindlessly, never stopping long enough at any particular piece of artwork to consider its creator. But the Van Gogh Immersive Experience currently on exhibit in Winston-Salem...

We live for Thursdays and we weep when Saturday comes to an end. At Wake Forest, we joke about the predictability of our weekends: bars on Thursdays, fraternities on Fridays, “narties” (night parties)...

If Emily Brontë had lived to experience the big screen, I’m certain that she would have much to say about the 2026 “Wuthering Heights” adaptation. The story that played out in front of my eyes in...

Everybody knows that art is a status symbol. But this year’s Acquavella Distinguished Lecturers, Jorge and Darlene Pérez, are making strides to mitigate the inherent and historic elitism in the art...

The exhibit “Timely Conversations” opened at the Hanes Gallery on Feb. 5. The artwork on display, most of which is sourced from the Mark H. Reece Collection of Student-Acquired Contemporary Art, explores...