Song Review: Can “Kill Bill” remix return with a vengeance?
by Sequels rarely match up to their predecessors, and the latest remix of SZA’s chart-topping song “Kill Bill,” is no exception. In 2021, R&B singer SZA …
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Album review: Black Country, New Road delivers worthy follow-up with “Ants From Up There”
by By Kaitlyn Seawood Black Country, New Road’s extraordinary second album, “Ants From Up There,” is a steady build to a triumphant conclusion with an array …
Film review: Stunning scenery can’t save ‘The Banshees of Inisherin’
by This tragicomedy takes place in the mid-1920s, in the fictitious island of Inisherin – of beautiful coastline, tall stones and extraordinary landscape. The real location …
The best of quarantine binge watching
By Cade O’Connell Everyone faced a unique set of challenges during the pandemic, but one thing many of us had in common was binge-watching hours …
“Koyaanisqatsi” – We regret to inform you that Mother Earth has been mortally wounded
My favorite film: Koyaanisqatsi, appeared in “The Guardian” decades after the great movie’s release in 1982. ”Too old” — you may say. “Great movies are …
A review of the Golden Globes
by Another year, another tacky award ceremony. That tends to be the trend nowadays when it comes to special award ceremonies like the Oscars or the …
A look at “Man With A Movie Camera”
“The best ever documentaries” was a poll launched by “Sight and Sound,” the magazine of the British Film Institute in 2014. Almost one-third of …
NCC grads, RA!D’s rock is rugged and raw
by In May of 2018, Daniel and Robert Sadler drove from Pennsylvania to South Carolina to attend their older brother’s wedding. They passed the time listening to …
Star Wars: The Clone Wars
by Spoiler Review Disclaimer: From this point forward, there will be major spoilers for the final season of Star Wars: The Clone Wars. Proceed at your …
Star Wars: The Clone Wars
by Final Season Review A war left unfinished….until now. On May 4th, Star Wars: The Clone Wars is officially over and the story on how the …
Photo Essay of a Blooming Campus
by Eva Labram/The Commuter Plants on NCC’s campus thrive amid the pandemic, serving as a reminder that growth still happens no matter what else is happening.
Arts / Campus News / Features
Culinary practice virtual cooking
by Culinary can be hard to keep up with at school when students have to help run a restaurant. The difficulty increases when a stay-at-home order …