Album Review: Coldplay’s Music of the Spheres A Look at the Band’s Much-Anticipated Return By Madison Palmieri ’22 Although Fall 2019 was only two years ago, it seems like it was a lifetime ago. It should come as no surprise, then, that fans of Coldplay have been anxiously waiting for the beloved British rock band […]
Remembering Ruthie Tompson The Pioneering Animator’s Legacy Lives On By Grace O’Connor ’22 Animator Ruthie Tompson’s contributions to Disney did not go unnoticed over the course of her lifetime, and will continue to be honored after her passing. Through her work on films from Snow White to The Rescuers, she proved herself to be a […]
Squid Game: It Has Nothing To Do With the Sea Creature Viral Netflix Show Leaves Viewers Shocked and Wanting More By Riley Coyne ’24 Claiming the number one spot in the Top 10 Today section on Netflix for nearly a week, Squid Game is all people can talk about right now. Since the premiere of […]
WDOM’S Tune In Electrifies Campus PC’s Radio Station Hosts Live Event By Jack Downey ’23 On Friday, Oct. 15, there were quite a few events happening on Providence College’s campus: Late Night Madness, a scrimmage involving the PC Men’s Basketball Team, and a jazz concert in McPhail’s, just to name a few. However, the event […]
Album Preview: Adele’s 30 The Music Icon’s Much-Anticipated Return By Olivia Riportella ’25 Fans of Adele should prepare to get their tissues out, because the iconic musician is back to take them on an emotional rollercoaster with her fourth studio album. The singer’s newest creation is titled 30, continuing the tradition established by her first […]
Late Night Madness 2021 The PC Tradition Returns By Grace Whitman ’22 This year’s Late Night Madness was not the traditional event Providence College students know and love. Most called it “Late Afternoon Madness” because it started at 4:30 p.m. Nevertheless, hundreds of students packed into Alumni Gymnasium on Friday, Oct. 15 for the 2021 […]
Hidden Picasso Painting Found Using Artificial Intelligence New Technology Uncovers Century-Old Secret Beneath A Famous Work By Claudia Fennell ’24 Even from beyond the grave, famous Spanish artist Pablo Picasso is finding ways to continue to amaze art lovers. Picasso started creating his artwork at the turn of the 20th century, when modern art was […]
“Super News” for Fans of Superman New Installment of Comic Book Series Makes History By Nikki Idelson ’22 Fans of the Superman comics are being graced with a new issue this November. This installment of the “Superman: Son of Kai-El” series will push the boundaries of comic books in a way that no issue in […]
Album Review: Life of a Don Don Toliver’s Ingenuity and Inspiration From Travis Scott Talia Rueda ’23 Don Toliver released his second studio album on Oct. 8, 2021. Although the tracks were entirely original, they also sound quite familiar. This is because hip-hop legend Travis Scott doubles as Toliver’s mentor and friend. Scott discovered Toliver, […]
Global Citizen Live 2021 Combines Music and Social Justice Musicians, Activists Come Together for a Good Cause Madison Palmieri ’22 On Saturday, Sept. 25, hundreds of today’s most talented musical artists from all genres, as well as a smattering of celebrities, donated their time to come together for Global Citizen Live 2021—even though they were […]