Entertainment

  • “Arrival” arrives as a stunning existential sci-fi masterpiece

    Think of any typical science fiction film and images of aggressive extraterrestrials, militaristic flying spacecrafts and advanced laser guns immediately come to mind. This is not so for “Arrival”: focusing on the philosophy rather than the action of sci-fi, its aliens are peaceful elephant-like heptapods, the spacecraft is an inactive oblong block, and the…

  • Fantastic Beasts disappoints Harry Potter fans

    The Harry Potter franchise is a masterpiece. I spent years obsessing over the books, watching the movies every week, collecting Harry Potter merchandise and dreaming about going to Harry Potter World. However, this was years ago, any my Harry Potter days are behind me. So, when I heard about Fantastic Beasts and Where to…

  • Self driving cars: The key to the future

    Since cars were invented during the 1800’s, they have continually progressed with new features added on every model. Recently, cars have started to become more and more self-reliant to the point where they don’t even need a driver. Most cars only do things like brake when they sense an object or keep the car…

  • Latest albums rise to the top

    24k Magic The Bruno Mars time machine is back and better than ever! He presented us with his first album since 2012’s ‘Unorthodox Jukebox,’ and it was an interesting ride. As Mars’ newest album, “24k Magic” brings us back to the classic funk 80’s and 90’s, and although it was a huge risk, he…

  • billy is on the street

    “What’s your favorite Sandy Bullock movie?” Billy Eichner asked an unsuspecting woman, walking amongst the streets of New York. Eichner typically asks questions like this, whether it be about movies, songs, or just celebrities in general. “Billy on the Street” is a TV rendition of Eichner’s popular video series that aired on Funny or…

  • Strings strikes a chord with the audience

    With instruments tucked under a chin or grasped between knees, they lift their bows gracefully. Only an inch of space hovers between the bow hairs and the coiled metal strings. Silence fills the room. The conductor’s raised hands quiver above the players’ intensely watching eyes. Then, his hands swoop up and drop, bows meet…

  • December music: Joy to the World

    Just as the radio station KOST 103.5 has been playing Christmas music way before the actual date, here at the Panther Prowler, we have been Mariah Carey level festive all year long. Enjoy these merry tracks that will brighten any mood. “Santa Tell Me” by Ariana Grande- If you are tired of the same…

  • Best TV releases of this fall

    This Fall, while many of the shows we know and love have returned, several new series have gained the spotlight and excited audiences as well. The first major release of the fall was Atlanta, starring the rapper Childish Gambino, airing on FX in September. It is a comedy about two cousins trying to improve…

  • Origin of Evil packs a surprise

    Using a Ouija Board  to talk to dead people is all fun and games, until of course you break literally every rule there is to abide by while playing: Don’t play alone, don’t play in a graveyard, and ALWAYS say goodbye. Seems simple enough, right? In the new Ouija Board movie, Ouija: Origin of…

  • DR. Strange Review

    Dr. Strange, the newest addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, took to the screens on Nov. 4. It follows the story of Dr. Stephen Strange, an arrogant and egotistical neurosurgeon. After he suffers a severe car crash, Dr. Strange is gravely wounded and loses almost all use of his hands. Failing to find a…