Category: Arts & Entertainment

You Belong With Me… In Theaters! Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour Movie

Couldn’t seem to snag a ticket to the record-breaking Eras Tour back in November 2022? Well, now you have the opportunity to see the performance for only $19.89 (but not in the way you think). Despite dominating the cultural calendar since March when she began her iconic billion-dollar Eras Tour, Swift has decided to continue […]

Caitlin Ariel '24

Niall Horan’s New Standout Album 

While PC students are sad about leaving campus and their friends as summer approaches, another summer means the return of some of life’s greatest pleasures. Sunshine, seeing friends and family at home, free time, and best of all: new music. Summer is arguably the best time to listen to music, with warm weather and the […]

Mary Catherine Craig

Book Review of Normal People by Sally Rooney

Normal People by Sally Rooney follows the on-and-off relationship between main characters Connell and Marianne from their final year of high school in a small town in Ireland to their time at Trinity College in Dublin. Connell is a popular high school athlete from a working-class family who is struggling to find his place in […]

Liz Keating '24

Behind the Scenes of Six Gents: Providence College’s Comedy Club

“What if Willy Wonka led tours at Providence College?” This is a question that would never cross the minds of most Providence College students. But to the members of Six Gents, PC’s sketch comedy club, creativity never ceases to surge.  Six Gents is composed of around a dozen students of all grades, and includes both […]

Kendall Headley '26

Stuartstock 2023 is the Biggest Yet

On April 22, Providence College’s radio station, WDOM, held its annual music festival: Stuartstock. Each year, the club invites student performers of all genres to play for their peers. Over the past few years, the event has quickly grown in size, partially as a response to the pandemic shutting down events, including those featuring live […]

Jack Downey '23

Most Recent PC Music Showcase at The Met Continues Hype

In the past year, one of the most anticipated events of each semester is the concert, sometimes plural, at The Met. The last one, which took place in February during the coldest day of the year, was a surprise hit, with nearly 300 people coming together to dance away the icy blast. After that success, […]

Jack Downey '23

When to End a TV Show: Balancing Quality and Quantity

Spoiler Warning: This article contains spoilers for Grey’s Anatomy. In the current entertainment industry, there always seems to be a television series that seems to lack the ability to accept its winnings and make the difficult decision to announce the final season. This mindset is reasonable: if a television series is successful, tells a good […]

Chelsea Adonteng '25

A Review of Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves

Despite being one of the most culturally enduring intellectual properties of all time, Dungeons and Dragons has never really made its way into film. There’s the really awkward Jeremy Irons one from the 2000s and its straight-to-DVD offspring, but it is unlikely that  anyone is going to legitimately claim those as personal favorites outside of […]

Patrick Smith '26

Looking Back at Early Barbie Movies after the Live-Action Barbie Trailer Release

“I’m just like you!” “You’re just like me!” from Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper is ringing through all of our minds after watching the new Barbie trailer and witnessing the massive amount of love this film is getting even before its release. There could not be a more perfect casting for the main […]

Nina Miscioscia '24

A Literary Love Affair: A Review of Beach Read by Emily Henry

As the weather warms up and the days turn longer, there is no better time to pick up a nice book. If you are looking for a heartwarming contemporary romance to enjoy at the beach, look no further. True to its name, Beach Read by Emily Henry is a novel that perfectly captures the essence […]

Liz Keating '24