Dolores Slagle, junior general studies major, said she first watched “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” during her sophomore year of high school when her friend “plopped [her] down in front of the TV and said [she] wasn’t allowed to leave until [she] saw it.”
As much as I loved the first season of The End of the F***ing World, I can honestly say that I 100% did not want a second season, and now that I’ve heard the announcement that it is coming, whether I like it or not, I have some doubts. Before anyone crucifies me as a “fake fan,” let me explain myself.
If you’ve never read a comic book, have no worries! Because this article will break down the backgrounds of all the characters that are expected in the Venom-verse.
While we’re on this dark timeline, let’s take a moment to think about what it’d be like if Undertale got the Hollywood treatment. While Toby Fox has yet to sell out his critical darling to the hands of Hollywood yet, I’d like to take a moment to think about what kind of disaster a live-action adaptation would be like.
With the release of the new film Joker opening in theaters on October 4th, many people have been questioning the movie because of the level of violence the film is supposed to contain. Many people have also been raising concerns about whether or not the film will invoke violence in people, and potentially influence people to cause crime, similar to what the main character does in the movie. These concerns have further been raised when it was announced that the FBI had found on the dark web threats of potential violence towards certain unidentified theaters. With all of this, many people have begun to question whether the film should be shown at all, and if violent movies should even be allowed to be produced.
Weather Forecaster Adam Feick has the latest on this upcoming spooky next couple days.
Ball State Women’s Volleyball Libero Kate Avila has entered a new echelon of the record book.
After a burglary at Lafollette Complex Friday, Oct. 25, Ball State University Police Department wanted to emphasize the importance of the nationwide action called the “9 P.M. Routine.”
"I can only hope the small number in attendance is a reflection of those affected by suicide. Sadly I don't believe that is true." These are the words fireman James Harless said while opening up a discussion on suicide awareness.
The High School Bowling season is at full pace. Muncie Central Senior, Scotty Kramer III is already well on his way to continue his impressive career.
Weather Forecaster Nathan Gidley has an evening update on widespread rain expected for your Wednesday and a look ahead to the Halloween forecast.
On Monday, Oct. 28, students and climate activists gathered at Shafer Tower to hold a climate strike. The strike, titled BSU Climate Strike: Block McKinley, took place at noon and was announced through a Facebook event post.
A wet Wednesday and a rain filled Halloween show up on the forecast, all of that and more with Weather Forecaster Cameron Chinn!
The College Football Playoff needs to leave the four-team concept in the past and give the best eight teams in the country an opportunity to fight for the National Championship.
Updates on President Donald Trump’s impeachment inquiry, uncertainty over the 2020 Democratic primaries, California’s wildfires, a gerrymandering ruling in North Carolina and the Air Force’s record-breaking space plane make up this week’s five national stories.
The Yorktown Tigers wrapped up their season on Friday with a loss to Guerin Catholic in the first round of sectionals.
Welcome to this week’s episode of Remixed! This week, we discuss the latest album from Caroline Polachek. How does the artist explore their own story within these new tracks? Also in the news, Amazon has started making their own concerts? Find out all of this and more on this week’s episode of Remixed!
Lloyd the People Cat is still in recovery after he was hit Friday, Oct. 25 near the Lafollette Complex. Sources say, that the cat was hit by a truck while chasing a chipmunk on campus.
