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The 2025 Emmy Awards took place on Sept. 14, with many winners making history — “The Studio” took home more Emmys than any comedy series has in a single year, a donation counter kept speeches short and a star from “Adolescence” became the youngest male to ever win an Emmy for acting. The event was full of memorable moments and firsts.
Last year, the former culture editor Chloe Southard started the tradition of publishing what she’s been listening to recently as part of her “In the editor’s rotation” column. Now, as the current culture editor, the responsibility to inform the readers of what I’m listening to has fallen to me.
Stella Powers shares what she's been listening to recently.
With the new semester approaching, students are packing their things and preparing for move-in. Every year, Miamians are faced with the tough decision of what to bring with them and what to leave at home, especially those coming from out of state. But what happens if they forget an essential, or find out later on that they weren’t as prepared in the fashion realm as they thought?
Looking for some fun entertainment to kick off the school year? Miami University and the Oxford community are offering a variety of events ranging from live theater performances to food trucks and local vendors.
In January, Vanessa Cannon, a professor in emerging technology in business and design (ETBD), turned in a 20-page promotional document explaining the work she has done for her department, the university, her students and her service. On July 1, she was promoted from assistant lecturer to associate lecturer.
When people see a Marvel movie, they can typically expect fun action sequences, some comedy and almost always, a post-credit scene. “Thunderbolts*” (now being marketed as “The New Avengers"), the latest addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), delivers all of that. Additionally, it also battles a new villain: mental health.
Nostalgia has been prominent within recent media, especially that with a focus on the 1980s and 1990s.
Summer is finally approaching, which means the long-awaited summer blockbuster season is right around the corner. While it may not be “Barbenheimer” summer anymore, here are some films to look forward to once school lets out for the year.
Summer is right around the corner, meaning it's time for summer blockbusters.
If you’ve been on social media at all recently, chances are you are familiar with the chicken jockey scene from “A Minecraft Movie.” For those of you fortunate enough to have avoided this, fans have been screaming and throwing things after Jack Black delivers the line, “chicken jockey.”
Following the release of 'A Minecraft Movie,' audiences seem to have forgotten a key factor in a positive theater experience: movie theater etiquette.
Wendy Williams fans grew worried about her whereabouts after she abruptly disappeared from her talk show.
In addition to the well-known restaurants, Oxford is home to a lot of hidden gems.
For those looking for a tropical escape from the gloomy Midwest weather, look no further than Mike White’s “The White Lotus.”
Seeing “Saturday Night Live” live in the studio has been a dream of mine since I was 14 years old. However, it isn’t exactly easy to do.
Matthew Lillard, known for his iconic roles in “Scream,” “Scooby Doo” and “Five Nights at Freddy’s,” has stepped beyond acting and into Dungeons and Dragons, entrepreneurship and more. On April 7, Lillard visited Miami University as part of the school’s lecture series.
Students, faculty and community members filled the seats of Hall Auditorium on April 7. Some fans dressed in “Scooby Doo” gear and brought along “Scream” merchandise, celebrating actor Matthew Lillard’s long-standing career.
From a very young age, I dreamed of being a Disney princess. Ballgowns and princess dresses flooded my costume chests, and the Disney version of Pretty Pretty Princess was by far my favorite game.
It’s women’s history month, and through working on this piece, it has come to my attention just how few films are actually directed by women — it’s upsetting.