“The Menu,” released on Nov. 18, stars Anya Taylor-Joy as Margot Mils, a woman who gets more than she bargained for when her date with Tyler (Nicholas Hoult) takes a deadly turn. They go to an exclusive...
America’s favorite Kazakhstani reporter returns to the “US and A” for the first time in 14 years to learn more about Western culture and to complete spontaneous missions along the way. As a precaution,...
On January 16, in the Joseph M. Bryan Jr. Auditorium, historical comedian Ben Turin presented “1954,” a comedic examination of whether the United States is living in a post-truth era. Turin began by...
In the world of comedy, it seems that the topics that comedians choose to talk about are discussed more so than anything else. Political correctness has defined the conversation about comedians in the...
“Dear White People” is a 2014 comedic drama, co-produced, directed and written by Justin Simien. Simien is an author and filmmaker who received critical acclaim for the film at its release.
According...
“It’s not about the audience,” said junior and member of Squirrel! Improv Lee Sisson. “It’s about the rehearsal process. It’s about being together as a community.”
Former CCE student Sarah...
“Now, if you’ll excuse me, I have to go grind a gap in my front teeth,” Stephen Colbert said, regarding his replacement of David Letterman on the Late Show.
After 32 years of being a late-night...
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