Mia Nguyen

“Where the Crawdad Sings” lacks character development

The waters of the marshes are quiet with the exception of the few boats that rev across its surface and the gentle buzz...

By The MercuryAugust 22, 2022

Editorials Opinion

Farage needs to be removed from the classroom

Students, alumni, members of the LGBTQ community nationwide and many allies are clamoring for UTD to cut ties with computer science instructor Timothy...

By The MercuryJuly 24, 2022

Life & Arts

Girl in Red, Holly Humberstone at the House of Blues in Dallas

Most indie fans are well aware of the holy trinity of bedroom pop: girl in red, Clairo and Beadoobee. They are known for...

By The MercuryApril 11, 2022

Life & Arts

Adam Melchor takes audiences on a ’Joyride’ throughout the US

Indie folk-pop musician Adam Melchor opened for Chelsea Cutler’s “When I Close My Eyes” tour along with ROSIE at the House of Blues...

By The MercuryMarch 28, 2022

Opinion

Robby Patty best Batty

While some Batman fans were left unsatisfied after viewing an angsty Robert Pattinson clad in a trenchcoat and greasy bangs, I left the...

By The MercuryMarch 7, 2022

Life & Arts

Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2022) Review

With the roar of a chainsaw and rotting flesh dangling from the jowls of a killer, Leatherface returns with a vengeance – and...

By The MercuryFebruary 21, 2022

Life & Arts

Conversation with the director, cast of new ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre’

Warning major spoilers ahead. “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” (2022) follows its iconic 1974 predecessor in a blood-fueled extravaganza that will terrify (and delight) old...

By The MercuryFebruary 21, 2022

Life & Arts

Screaming for stronger finale

There is an expectation among moviegoers that sequels must be original while maintaining iconic aspects of the previous films; that is especially true...

By The MercuryJanuary 24, 2022