MC reader: Guilty summer reading pleasures
Right now, we are in the home stretch of the semester. Term papers, projects and finals are the only things…
Arts/Entertainment
Sherlock Holmes adaptations make prominent resurgence
Sherlock Holmes was a central character created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in 1887. Ever since his appearance alongside his…
‘Injustice: Gods Among Us’ pits DC heroes against each other
Since “Justice League Task Force” was released in 1995, a fighting game based in the DC Comics universe has not…
Movie beat: Geoff ‘Hollywood’ Bokuniewicz and Ritchie’s ‘Sherlock Holmes’
Let’s calm down, Guy Ritchie. I had such high hopes for you after “Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels” and…
Hall’s ‘To Hell and Back’ on display in Blackberry Farm Gallery
April 1-30, Maryville College’s professor of art’s, Mark Hall, “To Hell and Back, Mark’s Divine Comedie and More” will be…
Knoxville Watercolor Society celebrates 50 years, presents exhibit
Founded in 1963, this year brought forth a new era of celebration for the Knoxville Watercolor Society. Started by the late…
Movie beat: Geoff ‘Hollywood’ Bokuniewicz, decades in movies
I have this theory about decades in film. Generally, you hear stuff like “the 70s were the time for gritty,…
‘Bioshock Infinite’ brings back familiar mechanics in a new world
After the release of “Bioshock” in 2007 at the start of the seventh generation of consoles, Irrational Games developed another…
Goats and shakes: The 2 biggest YouTube trends in February, March
In two months, two different types of viral trends started sweeping the Internet: the Harlem Shake and Goat Remixes. These…