Marriage and dating are factors in many roleplaying games, and with the amount of dating simulators on the market, finding a suitable digital romance is a breeze.
Although queer people can have an odd relationship with cinema, hopefully this list can give you a couple of ideas for films to watch when you’re in a bit more of a romantic mood.
Preconceived notions about which career fields women do and do not belong in make it easy to maintain a technology industry with little representation for women. Allowing more brilliant minds to flourish in technology would advance the technological sphere even further.
‘Velvet Buzzsaw’ follows in the footsteps of Gilroy’s 'Nightcrawler' by being a critique. It may fall short of the aforementioned film, but it is still a unique horror film that stands out from its competition.
‘thank u, next’ does not have the extravagant, larger-than-life pop mammoths that her previous album brought to the table; there is no “Into You”, “breathin”, or “Love Me Harder”. However, not only is this Grande’s most consistent record yet, it is her strongest statement as an artist that is much more than just a collection of songs.
This week on Pop Tabs Matthew, Tt, and McKenna discuss the Super Bowl hitting an all time low, Zac Efron’s Ted Bundy controversy, and Liam Neeson’s brief racist past.
Matthew and Tt break down the news of rapper 21 Savage’s arrest and his potential deportation.
Matthew and Tt break down why Rooster Teeth fired Vic Mignogna from RWBY.
If the "Grateful Dead" arc’s main falling is that it dragged on for too long, then “Baby Face” suffers from the exact opposite problem of feeling too rushed.
Overall, “The Grateful Dead, Part 2” was full of plot holes and unanswered questions which can leave viewers upset. The voice acting for Pesci and the music certainly helped this be a more positive episode though, but we can’t ignore the amount of plot holes that don’t add up.
‘The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part’ manages to redo the impossible and craft a worthy follow-up to one of the most memorable features of the last decade.
'Life is Strange 2: Episode 2' is a beautiful continuation of Sean and Daniel’s story. The brothers’ relationships with each other and with other characters in their world are fleshed out very well, but major technical issues take the player out of the story.
‘Kingdom Hearts III’ is a beautiful game from start to finish. The characters experience growth from start to finish and the player finally gets answers to almost everything.
Piranha Plant’s inclusion should get fans excited for the nearly limitless possibilities of future DLC fighters for Super Smash Bros.
Welcome back to this week's episode of How It's Played. On this episode we are discussing the recent breakup between Activision and Bungie. What caused all of this between the two companies and what does it mean for the consumers going forward? Are we going to see more big companies like these two have fallouts like the one here? All of this and more on this week's episode of How It's Played.
From a sequel to Frozen to Cartoon Network's viral series Infinity Train, here are all the most anticipated new animation films and TV shows coming in 2019.
'Polar' is a movie that is trying to ride off the coattails of the better-made action films like 'John Wick.' The visual aesthetic and music, solid acting, and occasional well-done action scenes cannot make up for the lackluster plot and underdeveloped characters. The movie is worth a watch on Netflix, but there other, better action films out there to watch.
In hopes of starting a conversation about today’s perception of mental illnesses, junior theatre production major Lauren Aldaba submitted the play “Sunday, Sunday” by Sandra Fenichel Asher as a possible performance for the Department of Theatre and Dance last year.
