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‘The Substance’ is a fantastically tasteless film

‘The Substance’ is a fantastically tasteless film

Coralie Fargeat’s latest film mixes body horror with feminism and camp
Om Dighe, Arts & Entertainment Columnist October 3, 2024

“The Substance” is a satirical body horror film from Coralie Fargeat (2017’s “Revenge”), and it follows a middle-aged celebrity who, after being fired on her 50th birthday, takes a black market...

KRTU music director says farewell, for now…

KRTU music director says farewell, for now…

The familiar voice of Trinity’s jazz enthusiast Kory Cook is stepping back from KRTU
Al Stubblefield, Arts Reporter October 3, 2024

After 14 years working with KRTU, Kory Cook, music director and chief announcer, has resigned, leaving a massive legacy on the radio station and the people he’s worked with. If you’ve ever listened...

‘Speak No Evil’ is a mixed bag of a thriller

‘Speak No Evil’ is a mixed bag of a thriller

Both a solid thriller and an unnecessary remake
Om Dighe, Arts & Entertainment Columnist September 26, 2024

“Speak No Evil” is the newest film from British filmmaker James Watkins (“Eden Lake”) and a remake of Christian Tafdrup’s acclaimed 2022 Danish film of the same name. The story follows an American...

“Irrationally Speaking” opens with a pop

“Irrationally Speaking” opens with a pop

Ruby City reveals new exhibition celebrating collage and assemblage
Al Stubblefield, Arts and Entertainment Reporter September 26, 2024

Looking for a free, unique exhibition to visit this weekend? Contemporary art center Ruby City just opened “Irrationally Speaking”, an exploration of the art mediums of collage and assemblage with...

First-year Trinity student makes waves in the local music scene

First-year Trinity student makes waves in the local music scene

Nellie Clark uses creativity to support up-and-coming bands
Evelyn Ragsdale, Arts Reporter September 26, 2024

Nellie Clark, first-year psychology and communication double-major, uses her in freelancing in photography and position as on-camera skills on TigerTV to uplift local artists and promote diversity in the...

‘The Casting of Frank Stone’ is a new low for Supermassive Games

‘The Casting of Frank Stone’ is a new low for Supermassive Games

This disappointing spinoff of ‘Dead by Daylight’ is dead on arrival
Om Dighe, Arts and Entertainment Reporter September 20, 2024

“The Casting of Frank Stone” is the latest interactive horror game from developers Supermassive Games, who are more well-known for the cult classic “Until Dawn.” Another notable thing about this...

Charlotte Sloan

A guide to San Antonio thrifting by San Antonio thrifters

Veteran thrifters reveal the best places and tips for thrifting around the city
Evelyn Ragsdale, Arts and Entertainment Reporter September 20, 2024

Navigating the San Antonio thrifting scene can be daunting. Fear not; experienced Trinity thrifters will tell you the best places near campus to thrift for clothes, luxury items and furniture — and how...

25th-anniversary celebration: KRTU’s Music for Listeners features indie bands

25th-anniversary celebration: KRTU’s Music for Listeners features indie bands

Three Texas-based bands commemorate ‘Music for Listeners’ impact on local music scene
Evelyn Ragsdale, Arts Reporter September 13, 2024

Mark your calendars because KRTU is hosting a free live music event tomorrow, Sept. 14, at 6 p.m. in Trinity’s Laurie Auditorium. The event, open to the public, features three Texas-based indie bands...

‘The Boys’ is kind of a hot mess now

‘The Boys’ is kind of a hot mess now

This new season is the worst one to date, but not for the reasons you would think
Om Dighe, Arts and Entertainment Reporter September 12, 2024

SPOILERS FOR EVERY SEASON OF "THE BOYS” AND SEASON ONE OF “GEN V” “The Boys” is a satirical superhero show created and showrun by Eric Kripke (“Supernatural”). Based on the comic book...

Hello, ‘ALOHA INOHA’: Local artist’s debut review

Hello, ‘ALOHA INOHA’: Local artist’s debut review

A review of San Antonio-based band’s newly released ‘beach-punk’ album
Jacob Palmer, Arts and Entertainment Reporter September 5, 2024

INOHA, a San Antonio-based band with a Trinity student member, recently released their first album titled “ALOHA INOHA.” It is iconic. The album combines elements of classic surf rock, modern indie...

A guide to the best movies of the summer

A guide to the best movies of the summer

Extraterrestrial creatures, hooded women and dancing Emma Stone. Oh my!
Om Dighe, Arts and Entertainment Reporter September 5, 2024

Our summer vacation may be over, but movies are forever: here are my three favorite movies that I watched in theaters over the summer. “Cuckoo” is the second film from Tilman Singer (“Luz”)....

Montse Waissman, Junior

The Burgundy Label: Upcoming magazine redefines fashion

Three juniors create an in vogue magazine on campus, reforming the fashion scene
Evelyn Ragsdale, Arts and Entertainment Reporter September 5, 2024

For many college students, clothing serves a purely aesthetic purpose. However, for three Trinity juniors — Janka Rutkovszky, Montserrat Waissman and Sumaya Tandon — fashion is an indispensable outlet...