By: Caitlyn Bailey | Treasurer This past Tuesday, industry giant Live Nation faced a senate hearing for possible antitrustviolations within its secondary company, TicketMaster. Cries for action became deafening afterpop icon Taylor Swift’s presale ticket fiasco in November, and senators began to hammer thepresident of Live Nation Entertainment, Joe Berchtold, with various questions in order to fullyunderstand the depth ofRead More

By: Morgan Rizzo | Co-Editor-in-Chief A smile can go a long way. It can signal happiness and comfort. When someone is down, a smile can turn their day in the right direction. A smile is powerful. It radiates good vibes, cheerfulness and is often contagious. Drew Ceppetelli ‘23 of Salve Regina had the definition of a contagious, beautiful smile; oneRead More

By: Emma Liarikos | Social Media Coordinator If you’re like me, then you’ve struggled finding a workout routine that works. I have trouble sticking with one specific thing, because I so easily get bored. I’ve tried yoga, pilates, weight lifting, running, walking – I’ve done it ALL! But none of it was anything I particularly enjoyed doing. However, there wasRead More

By: Jane Benz | Staff Writer Is the art of film in decline? Can endings no longer be endings? Can a work of art be great without being done violence? Resurrected endlessly for profit until it is no longer great? Do we need a new Lord of the Rings saga? And by Amazon, no less? Our relationship with the mediaRead More

By: Caitlyn Bailey | Treasurer “If a movie’s bad, it is the director’s fault,” declared Don’t Worry Darling’s director, Olivia Wilde, on Stephen Colbert’s The Late Show. With the movie settling in with a lowly 38% on Rotten Tomatoes, one wonders if she’s living to regret her own words. Wilde’s film has opened itself up to continuous controversy– from castingRead More