‘A fat man in a cell’: how ‘Nuremberg’ understands the banality of evil
James Vanderbilt’s newest film, “Nuremberg,” is a dramatic retelling of the Nuremberg Trials, in which the Nazi high command was prosecuted for war crimes they …
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‘The History of Sound’ review: a delicate yet striking ballad
“My grandfather once said that happiness isn’t a story. So, there isn’t much to say about those first weeks.” “The History of Sound” is the …
Locally made ‘Down to the Felt’ makes Columbus proud
Last spring, locally-made independent film “Down to the Felt” premiered on the opening night of the 2025 Cinema Columbus Film Festival. Months later, it finds …
Buckle your seatbelts: ‘Caught Stealing’ review
“Caught Stealing” is the latest film from Darren Aronofsky and stars Austin Butler as a baseball-loving bartender named Hank, who winds up in a stir …
How to relieve stress and do your best this finals season
As the semester comes to a close, another finals season is on the horizon. With all the stress of tests and papers, along with balancing …
The waiting game: U.S. Department of Education working on amending FAFSA delays affecting university careers and admissions
Federal Student Aid believes by July 1, 2024 the FAFSA award year will start covering university attendance. Photo by Megan Martinez Delayed financial aid packages …