When people think of the Mummy, they usually picture the 1999 film starring Brendan Fraser. The film itself leans more into modern, gritty supernatural horror than its ’99 predecessor. It feels more...
Independent animation has gained momentum in recent years, with the Youtube series, “The Amazing Digital Circus” (TADC) being on the forefront. There will be many spoilers, so if you haven’t watched...
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream released on April 16, pulling several students away from the stress of finals towards a chill, make-your-own utopia island.
The first Tomodachi Life was released...
Author Ashley Elston captures the essence of Louisiana in her latest thriller novel, Anatomy of an Alibi. Set in the heart of Louisiana, specifically St. Francisville and Baton Rouge, the story focuses...
Blade Gowen, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• April 28, 2026
The sound of trading cards being shuffled echoes across the room as players lean over tables locked into intense rounds of Magic: The Gathering and Pokémon battles. Nearby, customers flip carefully through...
With recent news surrounding Mike Flanagan’s adaptation of Stephen King’s “Carrie,” many fans have begun clutching their pearls in anxious anticipation. “Carrie” is King’s most adapted novel—also...
Tilt Studios is one of the three main arcade centers available to Monroe residents and serves as the closest to the ULM campus. It gives students a place to destress and have fun after classes. The colorful...
Blade Gowen, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• April 23, 2026
Boosie Badazz delivered a high-energy headlining performance at Fant-Ewing Coliseum, capping off a night that highlighted regional talent and school pride during ULM’s Spring Fever concert. Special...
Blade Gowen, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• April 21, 2026
The trajectory of video game movies has changed a lot over the years, and the Mario franchise is probably one of the best examples of that shift. What used to be risky, weird adaptations has now turned...
A special kind of exhaustion hits you towards the end of the spring semester—the kind where your brain feels static and the idea of relaxing somehow sounds like just another task on your to-do list....
Rachael Boyer, Contributing Reporter
• March 31, 2026
In Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella, viewers see the characters’ lives on stage. The actors and actresses’ lives, however, go unseen. Ara Arcilla performed as the lead, Ella, and has an interesting...
