The King: A Film as Messy as the Middle Ages
Ushering in the beginning of Oscar season, Netflix has released a cinematic retelling of Shakespeare’s famous “Henriad” plays…
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Say Hello to Lulu Wang’s “The Farewell”
In a heartfelt and authentic story exploring the intersection between family dynamics and cross-cultural expectations, writer/director Lulu Wang’s…
Driftwood Hosts Open Mic Nite
The Driftwood, PLNU’s creative arts journal, invited Loma students to come share their poems, art, music, photos and…
Gaining Truth Back: A “Just Mercy” Interview
As a Point Loma Nazarene University alumnus transforms into an award-winning director, Destin Daniel Cretton continues to rock…
Writer’s Symposium by the Sea Welcomes Alice Walker in 2020
Point Loma Nazarene University bleeds green and gold, but Alice Walker bleeds the color purple. The 75-year-old author…
Spoiler, They Both Die: A Romeo and Juliet Review
“Romeo and Juliet”, an all too familiar play, is in the last week of its one month run…
Making Room for MOSAIC
As you make your way down to the textbook-pickup area on the first floor of Nicholson Commons, you…
The Movies of Summer 2019 That We Loved (and Didn’t)
Detective Pikachu: This movie split audiences and critics alike. Many thought it was a strange, but a good…
Lana Del Rey’s New Lyrics Rock with Rockwell’s America
Lana Del Rey’s fifth album, Norman F—ing Rockwell, elegantly and chillingly captures the decay of the American dream…
“IT” Returns: A Film Review
Stephen King created a demonic force that feeds on the deepest fears and insecurities of its prey every…