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by Ronak Chadha ‘25 Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania kicks off Marvel Studio’s “Phase 5” after a convoluted “Phase 4.” This is third installment of the Ant-Man franchise and brings together the super hero pair of Paul Rudd as Scott Lang aka “Ant-Man” and Evangeline Lily as Hope Van Dyne aka “The Wasp” with a…
by Wyatt Bose ’23 Yes, THAT JUST HAPPENED. But does it change anything? After he broke Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s scoring record Tuesday night, LeBron James took his typical passive-aggressive approach to his postgame interview on TNT. When asked whether breaking the record solidifies his case as the greatest player of all time, LeBron said initially, “I’m…
by Jake Kwon ’26 AP Studio Art was a class provided long ago at Bellarmine, and it will soon be returning next year, open to juniors and seniors passionate about different forms of art! In this class, students will be able to construct an art portfolio, with a combination of two and three-dimensional art, as…
Read an interview with two Bellarmine actors who will give you some inside information on this year’s Winter Musical.
Welcome to the second review of “Matt’s Movie Thoughts,” where Mateo Coulson ’24 gives his thoughts on films both old and new. The following movie review will contain spoilers for Venom: Let There Be Carnage.
An interview with Nate Lanier ’22 provides a deeper perspective of Sanguine Humors, Bellarmine’s amazing improv-comedy group.
Mateo Coulson ’23 shares his thoughts on the recently released James Bond film, “No Time to Die.”
An Interview with Bay Area Film Critic and Journalist, Fernando F. Croce By Domenic Brunet ‘23 For a while now, I’ve been following Fernando F. Croce on the film community website known as Letterboxd and have read many of his capsule film reviews. I’m fascinated by his idiosyncratic approach to writing and his ability to…