Arts & Entertainment

By Kiera McGuire On Friday night, I had the pleasure of watching “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” put on by Wooster Activities Crew (WAC) for Wooster students. “The Rocky Horror Picture Show,” an independent film directed by Jim Sharman, details the journey of two young …

by Payton Maclean This Saturday marks 20 years since the tragic loss of Steven Paul Smith, known professionally as Elliott Smith. His constant tension between polish and texture has left a lingering allure that has influenced the likes of many contemporary artists such as Sufjan …

You’re not too late for Teezo Touchdown Teezo Touchdown, a magnetic musical force hailing from the vibrant city of Beaumont, Texas, has burst onto the global music scene with undeniable charisma and a genre-blurring sonic signature. In an era where artists often strive to fit …

By Luca Napora The Writers Guild of America (WGA) and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) have reached a tentative agreement that would end the ongoing writers strike. The WGA represents over 11,000 screenwriters, while the AMPTP bargains on behalf of studios. …

by Amanda Crouse As a fledgling first-year at The College of Wooster, my experience with The Underground had been limited before this past weekend. I had gone to a trivia night and a grocery-themed bingo night (at which one of my friends won a coveted …

by Miles Rochester In the first ever Artist Hour, I had the pleasure of talking with Daimei Sakaguchi ’25. Sakaguchi was born in Tokyo, Japan, but moved to the Philippines at a young age with his mother and two brothers to attend an international school …