Tag: Entertainment

The second movement begins with solo oboe. In the space of a held breath, she leads the audience into the ...

“No Time to Die” was first released in late September of this year, and has since surpassed $600,000,000 in box ...

“I just don’t understand why you torture yourself like that.” I was explaining to my brother my concept of “bad ...

A Des Moines theater landmark is set for reopening next spring as film lovers and Drake students eagerly await its ...

Drake University’s 2021-2022 theatre season began with “Medea,” directed by Michael Rothmayer. The show opened on Sept. 30 and was ...

Drake University Theatre Arts presents their production of the Greek tragedy, “Medea” by Euripides at 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 30 ...

The lights dim and the chatter of the socially distanced audience fades to a murmur. The full-moon sign, emblazoned with ...

Over the weekend, I got a free moment in the never-ending screen staring that are classes to stare at a ...

This fall, the Drake University Theatre Department is producing four student written and directed shows, which will be presented in ...

Michelle Buteau just turned forty and will not be wearing anything with buttons anymore. She makes that clear at the ...

The onset of the coronavirus pandemic brought with it a host of new vocabulary–words like ‘quarantine’ and ‘social distancing’ seem ...

To say that 2020 has been a difficult year would be an understatement, and many traditional forms of entertainment took ...

New York Giants? No, no, no. To be accurate, Sunday’s game was more like a giant New York-sized panic fest.  ...

This summer, I picked up "An Absolutely Remarkable Thing" by Hank Green (you probably know him from "Crash Course" or ...

“Last Week Tonight” covers the previous week’s events with a healthy dose of satire-anything from salmon cannons to the Canadian ...