Life & Arts
Scriptwriter shares career tips, stories at AnimeFest
Scores of people dressed as their favorite anime characters flocked to the Sheraton in downtown Dallas for the annual AnimeFest. Not only was...
‘Sin’ sequel offers nothing new
Stunning monochrome visuals fail to supersede shallow female roles, lack of novelty in ‘A Dame to Kill For’ If presented as a shameless...
First freshman class faced unprepared administration
Unforeseen challenges marred Class of 1994 experience Every year, campus lights up around the end of August as students return for the fall...
Student moonlights as stripper
Updated: A previous version of this article was printed in error. The Mercury regrets this error. At the start of his shift, he...
Jack of all trades
Correction: Anwarul Abedin’s name was incorrectly spelled in the article. The Mercury regrets this error. Bangladeshi band, pingpong among prof’s passions In his...
The Barona Bus comes to the Art Barn
The Barona Bus made a stop at the Art Barn on the evening on August 22. UTD alumna Leah Foster and the bus...
DIY at Central Trak
2014 may be one of the most exciting years for independent art and music in Dallas right now. Six panelists met at the...
Star performance keeps James Brown biopic afloat
James Brown, the godfather of soul, gets the biopic treatment in “Get On Up.” It won’t disappoint. The film goes against the classic...
Miyazaki 101
Anime aficionados, professors to speak at Forth Worth film series focused on Japanese animator Hayao Miyazaki Acclaimed animator Hayao Miyazaki’s films will be...
Creative twists engage viewers
Moss, Duplass keep “The One I Love” real A romantic comedy disguised as a dramatic indie film in science fiction wrapping, the genre-crossing...
By The MercuryAugust 25, 2014