Caelin Bragg Advertising & Distribution Manager Album – Cinematic Owl City’s newest album takes a more personal approach in contrast to the grand, bombastic feeling Adam Young’s previous releases have had. Each of the 18 songs in Cinematic focus on Young’s life and that theme is strengthened through his choice of simple instruments and the… Continue reading Staff Picks: Summer Entertainment Review
Sophia Allen Lantern Staff The Miseducation of Cameron Post, which was released on Friday, Aug. 10, is a new film based on a novel of the same name. Set in the 1990s, the film follows Cameron (Chloe Grace Moretz) as she gets caught kissing another girl at prom and is sent to God’s Promise, a… Continue reading ‘Post’ showcases struggles
Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff Season six of Orange is the New Black brings back something we got a taste of in the beginning of season two: maximum security (Max). Of course, there had to be overlaying consequences for every character, for their involvement in the riot that took place over the course season five.… Continue reading ‘Orange is the New Black’ leads series in new ‘untapped’ direction
Sophia Allen Lantern Staff Reimagined classics. Intricate creations. Chef’s Table, a Netflix show featuring all varieties of chefs is back for season four, titled Pastry. In this season, the show focuses on four different pastry chefs from varying backgrounds. The first episode centers on Christina Tosi, the chef, founder and owner of Milk Bar in… Continue reading New season of Chef’s Table does not disappoint
Kratos and Atreus explore many areas within their world, Midgard. God of War released worldwide on Friday, April 20. Caelin Bragg, Dom Brown Caelin Bragg Lantern Staff While the gameplay feels like a drag during some portions, it’s worth it for God of War’s story of a son’s coming of age and a father learning… Continue reading Kratos takes on new challenges in ‘God of War’
J.Cole’s fifth studio album was released on Friday, April 20. KOD earned 8.1/10. Photo courtesy of YouTube music video Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff Two years after reaching critical acclaim for his work “2014 Forrest Hills Drive” Jermaine Cole, known by the persona J. Cole, brought us an album that caused the most uproar and controversy… Continue reading KOD: Return of a legend
The side-by-side multiplayer view is a new approach we have not seen in an online game before. Occasionally, the split turns horizontal rather than vertical. Photo courtesy of YouTube trailer Matthew Will Lantern Staff As Nic and I sat down to begin this game, we were unsure what to think. As the game approached its… Continue reading ‘A Way Out’ destroys expectations upon release
Marcus Smith Lantern Staff “Antigone” is a Greek tragedy that is taking stage at Butler Community College. Professor of Theatre and Speech Sam Sparks, who is directing “Antigone,” has directed other plays at Butler such “Frankenstein: A New Musical,” which took the stage during the fall semester. The play’s opening night is on Thursday, April… Continue reading Butler theatre ends their year with a tragedy
Caelin Bragg Lantern Staff While its premise is out there and its gait way too fast, Uma Musume: Pretty Derby has something to it that’s keeping me along for the ride. Imagine my process of choosing what anime to watch each season. I look through all the new anime airing and pick out the ones… Continue reading ‘Pretty Derby’ needs to be reined in
Darrah Walker Lantern Staff The final band concert has arrived, and the students are preparing to leave the crowd pleased and wanting more. Most of the ensembles started preparing the music early in the semester, as some students were also involved in the Pep Band. With what seems like “little time,” the students are busy… Continue reading Band students prepare to blow away the audience
