Before his roles as “Aladdin’s” Genie and the title character in “Mrs. Doubtfire,” Robin Williams was known as Mork from Ork in the zany 1970s sitcom, “Mork & Mindy.” The show, airing on ABC from 1978 until 1982, was conceived from the sitcom spin-off craze of the late ‘70s and ‘80s, which showcased the transition from broadcasts that promoted traditional, […]
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In a Super Bowl halftime for the books, Kendrick Lamar’s show was simple in its complexity (a purposeful oxymoron), with pointed references to American minority culture and of course, all of Drake’s dirty laundry aired for hundreds of thousands to hear. However, not everyone was thrilled with the performance, particularly with the audio. If you were watching the show on […]
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What started as a joke within her Commons II residence hall turned into a decision that would put alumna Ivy Odom on TV screens in millions of homes. After applying on a whim, Odom was selected to be a part of the debut season of “Beast Games,” hosted by YouTube sensation MrBeast. As one of 1,000 contestants, she was given […]
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Liberty University’s Theatre Arts Department held its first showing of “The Three Musketeers” Feb. 14 in the Tower Theater. The play follows the adventures of D’Artagnan, a young man seeking to become one of the king’s musketeers, as he discovers more about himself and love along the way. D’Artagnan is assisted by his three musketeer friends: Porthos, Athos and Aramis. […]
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An eruption of Christian rap has exploded into both the gospel and secular music worlds, receiving attention and praise. With its raw sound and hard-hitting lyrics, Christian rap has set itself apart from typical worship music while still complementing it. A Christian hip-hop revolution seems imminent as several up-and-coming artists are experimenting with the genre, exploring modern themes and capturing […]
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Whether it be on the sands of Panama City Beach or in the humble homes of those living in the Dominican Republic, Liberty University’s Cru Ministry aims to serve others by meeting people where they are. Liberty’s chapter of Cru provides immense opportunities for students to get involved in a community of believers who desire to share the love of […]
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Galatians 5:1 says, “For freedom Christ has set us free; stand firm therefore, and do not submit again to a yoke of slavery.” Christians are called to embrace a life of freedom, living in the light rather than the darkness. Because of Jesus Christ’s sacrifice on the cross, believers are blessed with the incredible gift of freedom from sin, darkness […]
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TobyMac, renowned contemporary Christian artist and rapper, released his new single “God Did It,” Jan 10. ahead of his upcoming album “Heaven on My Mind,” which is expected to release on March 7. Following the success of his 2022 No. 1 Billboard album, “Life After Death,” TobyMac’s new album will feature 12 songs that explore the struggle of staying true […]
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The creepy, kooky, mysterious and spooky Addams family, with their iconic, finger-snapping harpsichord theme, has proved to be one of the most memorable sitcom subjects ever aired — and for good reason. The 1964 series ran for only two seasons before it was cancelled, yet it vividly lives on in cultural memory. The Addams family are outsiders — their […]
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With Valentine’s Day right around the corner and love filling up seats on the third floor of DeMoss, students have begun searching for an ideal date spot to take their significant other. From hikes to coffee shops, Lynchburg has plenty of romantic locations to offer both seasoned daters and those fresh in the game. Here are some staff picks for […]
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Ever since TikTok launched in 2016, it has grown exponentially, capturing the attention of impressionable minds and changing the culture of today’s youth. However, the Chinese-owned app does not come without its pitfalls as the Supreme Court approved a nationwide ban Jan. 17 due to potential national security risks. TikTok initially began in 2016 by the Chinese company ByteDance. Upon […]
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“Marvel Rivals” arrived hot on the scene over winter break, amassing 20 million downloads in its second week according to co-developer NetEase via X. Despite being another microtransaction-plagued multiplayer shooter game, the download is free and players have praised it for diverting from the typical pay-to-play model that killed its Avengers predecessor. This has not stopped “Marvel Rivals” from still […]
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The Super Bowl is a time for family, friends and fans to gather, watch good sports and spend quality time together. While the game itself leaves fans clinging to the edge of their seats, a good watch party elevates the experience to new heights. Typically, these parties include football-themed foods, such as wings or pizza, sodas and team-themed decorations. According […]
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“Lucy, you got some ‘splainin to do.” Ricky Ricardo’s classic line sums up the prankish nature of his unforgettable wife. The bona fide, yet sometimes controversial show, “I Love Lucy” has kept fans on the edge of their seats for 70 years. Decades later, very few things still compare to the slapstick sitcom starring married couple, Lucy Ricardo (Lucille Ball) […]
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From “Squid Game” to BTS, and even Korean BBQ, South Korean culture seems to have captured the hearts and minds of both millennial and Generation Z Americans. Including my own. I started listening to Korean pop (K-pop) the summer before my senior year of high school. My friends were big fans of what is known as “third generation groups,” (K-pop […]
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