Discovery Channel announced last week that “Mythbusters” will officially go off the air in 2016 after its 14th season.
It’s no myth
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Entertainment
Your New Favorite Podcast: “It’s Wet Outside with Ollie Bergh”
I sat down with Ollie Bergh, a BFA Acting/Music major at WOU and creator and host of the
podcast “It’s Wet Outside,” to talk about his show.
Thrills and chills
October is slowly coming to a close, but the horror movies keep playing in my house.
“Pan” doesn’t fly in weekend box office
Warner Brother’s (WB) “Pan” was a huge disappointment at the box office opening weekend. The film cost more than $250 million to make and market, but took home about $40.5 million worldwide.
Goosebumps: frights, delights, pretty alright
When I was a kid, I was a wimp.
Gory and Groovy: The Triumphant Return of “Fargo”
When my father asked me several years ago if I had ever seen “Fargo,” the Coen Brothers’ 1996 cinematic masterpiece, I told him I hadn’t.
Adam Carter Sets out to find America’s Sound
I sat down with WOU Student and musician Adam Carter over a pint this weekend to talk about his upcoming documentary project.
Dead by dawn
Continuing my October horror movie marathon, this week brought me … “Coraline” (2009), “House on Haunted Hill” (1999), “Nightmare on Elm Street” (1984), and “The Babadook” (2014).
Late Night’s New Kid: The Daily Show with Trevor Noah
Like a great many Americans, I was very sad to see Jon Stewart leave “The Daily Show.” I first started to watch “The Daily Show” in my freshman year of high school, and seeing Jon Stewart take on all the hypocrisy and stupidity in the world was where I got most of my news. But after sixteen years in the captain’s chair, Stewart decided it was time to move on.
The Empire Strikes Back
Set for a release date of Nov. 17, 2015, EA and Dice’s collaborative effort at reviving the Star Wars Battlefront series is already surrounded by huge hype.
