Life & Arts
SP/N Gallery honors ATEC Professor
Richard Brettell, a prominent art historian and educator, transformed the Dallas art scene during his lifetime. His brief tenure as the director of...
Ask Sophie: Test Anxiety
After a long, hard week of studying, you take a deep breath and print your name on your exam booklet, eyes skimming over the...
‘Malignant’ movie is a mediocre mess
While there are well-written horror movies and comical horror movies, “Malignant” was a mediocre mash of overused tropes combined with a laughable script....
$5 for 5 hours: SNKRX
In essence, video games are just moving pixels on a screen given meaning by game developers. And while SNKRX is basically just a...
Music, mythology and Madonna
Touting an impressive three solo exhibitions this year alone, Dallas-based visual artist Armando Sebastian is dominating the DFW art scene. Sebastian’s work captures...
$5 for 5 Hours: Musynx
Can you feel the beat? Even if you can, it might not help you play this rhythm game. Musynx is a rhythm game...
Novel takes readers to new depths
“It is known where we come from, but no one much cares about things like that anymore.” Thus begins celebrated author Chang-Rae Lee’s...
What’s what: this month’s local art highlights
As this semester eases into its monotonous groove, it’s time for Comets to get cultured. How else are you going to sound smart...
$5 for 5 hours
“Rusted Warfare” is one of the few real time strategies (RTS)’s that can be confidently played “head empty.” Its basic premise is as...
Art Review: Ephemera(lity)
Reading the press release for Eli Ruhala and Tad Greenwald’s partner show, “Ephemera(lity),”a stark déjà vu set in. The purple descriptions of “transitory...