All posts under: Arts & Entertainment
Katie Livingston Staff Writer Warning: spoilers ahead. As the first episode of the hit Netflix series Black Mirror’s fourth season, “USS Callister” makes clever commentary on the toxic fan boy archetype and forces us to question … Read More »
ArtNow 2018 Exhibition: Liontas-Warren Showcases Watercolor Artwork
Sarae Ticeahkie Student Life Editor @SylviaSeeks From Dec. 15 to Jan. 19, the annual ArtNow 2018 Exhibtion showcased art from 25 contemporary Oklahoma artists, including Cameron University Professor of Art Katherine Liontas-Warren. ArtNow took place at … Read More »
Drue Watkins Sports Editor At 6:30 p.m. on Jan. 19, the Magic Lantern Film Society held a public viewing of the spaghetti-western film “The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly” in the CETES Conference Center Room … Read More »
Reel Talk: Anger and Honesty in ‘Three Billboards’
Payton Williams Voices Editor @YoureSoVanya Anger makes things happen; it is a great provocateur. It motivates, creates and destroys in equal measure. Many movies incorporate anger as a storytelling device. It’s an obvious choice. It moves … Read More »
YouTube podcasts for Millennial Viewers
Madison Lyda Staff Writer As a major multi-media platform, YouTube has risen in popularity, with signature YouTube stars beginning to branch out to even broader audiences with help from YouTube management. These original stars are beginning … Read More »
Follow Up: ‘Texoma’ Wins Award at Film Festival
Sarae Ticeahkie Student Life Editor @SylviaSpeaks Last Summer, the western film “Texoma” entered and won first place at the Monkey Bread Tree Film Awards in England for Best Feature Film Made for less than $5,000. The … Read More »
Student Searches for New Coffee Shop in Lawton
Emily Lepien Staff Writer Avid coffee drinkers have likely noticed the recent shut down of the Percolator Coffeehouse in Lawton. Often referred to as “The Percolator,” the coffee house presented a prime location for many students … Read More »
Art, Music and Theatre presents ‘November’: President Gives Up Re-Election; Thanksgiving Turkeys Explode
Robert King A&E Editor @wckdrjtk At 7:30 p.m. from Nov. 16 – 19 in the Fine Arts Center Little Theatre, Cameron University’s Department of Art, Music and Theatre presented performances of David Mamet’s play, “November.” “November” … Read More »
