Category: Arts & Entertainment

A Review of The Benji’s new EP, Kitty Pills

The Benji’s are without a doubt one of the coolest bands in Rhode Island. They’ve been releasing music since 2015 and are one of the state’s most beloved live acts, opening for bands such as The Motels. So, when they reached out to me a few months ago and asked me to review their newest […]

Jack Downey '23

The 2023 SAG Awards

On Sunday, February 26, 2023, Hollywood’s most famous actors and actresses gathered at the Fairmont Century Plaza in Century City, California, to celebrate the 29th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards and award the best of film and television of 2022. This year, Netflix broadcasted the award show live, drawing in a larger audience. On the […]

Claudia Fennell '24

Going Over the 2023 Oscar Best Picture Nominations

Like a seasonal influx of plague-carrying rats in 14th century Europe, the Oscars return once again to present a handful of films as the supposed best of the year. Here is a short breakdown of each best picture nominee so you can brag to your friends that you’re a cinema expert after picking the incredibly […]

Patrick Smith '26

Grammys Recap 2023

Music’s biggest night proved that they are back and better than ever after the historic 65th Annual Grammy Awards this past weekend. With performances from icons such as Harry Styles, Bad Bunny, Mary J. Blige, Steve Lacy, Lizzo, Stevie Wonder, Luke Combs, Kim Petras, and Sam Smith, and among others, this award show was jam […]

Olivia Riportella '25

Top Five Rom Coms You Need to See

Valentine’s Day has come and gone, but now it’s time to break out those discounted chocolates you bought days after the holiday and marathon some of my favorite romantic comedies! Being a hopeless romantic with a slight chocolate addiction myself, I decided it was high time to share my top five all-time favorite romantic comedies […]

Nina Miscioscia '24

Book Review: The Secret History by Donna Tartt

Donna Tartt’s The Secret History (1992) is a gripping novel that explores the lives of a group of elite college students who become entangled in a web of secrets, deception, and murder. The story is narrated by Richard Papen, a young man from a humble background who is fascinated by the idea of studying at […]

Liz Keating '24

PC Wants the Airwaves: WDOM Continues to Grow in Popularity

Most people you talk to will probably tell you that radio is a dead medium. However, Providence College students would tell you otherwise. The school’s radio station, WDOM 91.3 FM, has been steadily gaining a reputation as a club to be a part of. This year, the club hit a milestone: every single time slot […]

Jack Downey '23

Jimmy Kimmel Live Celebrates Twenty Years

The start of a new year is always exciting for everyone, but it is especially sentimental for late night host Jimmy Kimmel, who has been on air now for two decades. ABC is celebrating 20 years of Jimmy Kimmel Live, which officially makes Kimmel the longest serving late-night host in the industry. While many congratulated […]

Riley Coyne '24

A Review of HBO’s The Last of Us

Video game adaptations are a tricky thing to get right. There have been some films and series that break the mold, but most end up somewhere in the range of “meh,” “terrible,” and “so terrible it’s kind of funny.” This I believe stems from a combination of factors, including a general disdain for the idea […]

Patrick Smith '26

A Review of Teen Wolf’s Spin-off Series, Wolf Pack

“He’s back! Voldemort’s back!” Oops, wrong franchise! But after six long years, devoid of wolfish beasts of burden, Teen Wolf is finally back along with a brand new spinoff series Wolf Pack! Unfortunately I will not be reviewing the new Teen Wolf movie just yet, as I have sworn an unbreakable oath to my sister […]

Nina Miscioscia '24