Local artist Nordista Freeze releases new beach-inspired single
Photo courtesy of Nordista Freeze Story by Alyssa Poston/Contributing Writer Nordista Freeze, a local artist and fan favorite for students at MTSU, released his newest single this past weekend. Although he is currently touring southeastern states until early April, he’s managed to continue producing content. “Dolphin” is the third release he’s done in three months. …
TV review: BoJack Horseman series finale
Photo Courtesy of Bustle Story by Naffie Njie/Contributing Writer This post contains spoilers. Netflix’s BoJack Horseman is coming to an end after 6 seasons. The show has taken us through BoJack and friends’ journeys of growth and self-discovery. Its portrayal of mental illness, addiction, sexuality and love is layered with nuance and humor. The show …
Album review: BTS marches forward in the world of K-Pop with “Map of the Soul: 7”
Photo Courtesy of Soompi Story by Salina Vongsanith/Contributing Writer BTS fans, also known as ARMYs, are probably either bopping, sobbing or dancing with joy to BTS’s latest album, Map of the Soul: 7. BTS, the gigantic K-pop boy band, just released their 20-track album. It highlights BTS’s accomplishments, the struggles they faced and the relationships …
A call to be wild: “Call of the Wild” movie review
Photo Courtesy of Indiewire Story by John Cantor/Contributing Writer A cast involving animated dogs and a lack of emotional depth in characters—that were originally very dark and brooding characters—leads to a film void of the painfully biting story written by Jack London. This reimagining of the tale features a digitized lead character in the form …
Romance gone wrong: a recounting of tragic dates
Photo Courtesy of Eharmony Story by Sam War/Contributing Writer Dating is a word many people love to hate, especially on a day like Valentine’s Day. We date to find love even as we’re skeptical of the outcome. We date because we are hopeful. When the topic arises, people often cringe or shudder and that’s when …
Fair is foul, foul is fair: Nashville Shakespeare Festival’s “Macbeth” review
Photo by Rick Malkin Story by John Cantor/Contributing Writer The clash of swords and a mother crying are heard as a battle rages on and a baby is dying. That’s is the entry point into the Nashville Shakespeare Festival’s current production of “Macbeth.” This version of the Scottish play is set a hundred years after …