Department chair honors Garry Winogrand in PBS documentary
Anya Sczerzenie, Contributing Writer Sasha Freyer was captivated by Garry Winogrand’s photos while she was an undergraduate studying photography and film. “I saw an exhibition of Garry Winogrand’s work at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art,” Freyer said, “and I wondered why there wasn’t already a film about him. In addition to being the […]
Brandon’s Angle: ‘Hellboy’ is a flaming disaster
Brandon Shillingford, Contributing Writer I should just jump right out and say that “Hellboy” is an absolute cinematic travesty that no one who truly values film, art or good things should support. It’s an incoherent, narrative mess that shows nothing but contempt for its audience, while at the same time begging on its hands and […]
Landon’s Outlook: Laika’s ‘Missing Link’ is full of hilarity, heart and beauty
Landon Roberts, Contributing Writer The studio heading the current revival of stop-motion animation is Laika — its newest film “Missing Link” is a pulpy action adventure romp filled with jaw-dropping achievements in stop motion. Laika made a name for itself by using stop-motion films to execute darker stories through creepy character designs and unsettling realistic […]
VCU plans to ban tobacco but keep Altria partnership
Adrian Teran-Tapia, Capital News Service VCU is considering a systemwide ban on cigarettes and other nicotine products — but the school will continue its partnership with Altria, one of the world’s biggest tobacco producers. VCU officials finished taking public comments April 12 on the proposal to prohibit smoking, vaping and any other use of tobacco […]
Hyatt and Slack Help Push Rams to Consecutive Victories
Andy Riddler, Contributing writer Lacrosse found its way back to victory with weekend wins over St. Bonaventure and Davidson to bring the season record to 7-9, 4-5 in the Atlantic 10. Davidson The Rams needed extra time against Davidson, but they finished on top with a final score of 16-15. Redshirt-senior midfielder Sky Hyatt scored […]