Courtesy of Illumination By Jeffrey Caicedo, Sol Casanas and Alfi Storrs Thirty years after the release of the live-action flop “Super Mario Bros.” the plumber brothers have returned to theatres
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Courtesy of Alfi Storrs | The Crow’s Nest By Jeffery Caicedo Have you ever tried to find a parking spot in downtown St. Petersburg, Florida, only to be met with
Courtesy of IMDb By Alisha Durosier “Oppenheimer” Written and directed by Christopher Nolan, “Oppenheimer” is a biographical film surrounding American theoretical physicist, J Robert Oppenheimer and his hand in the
An illustration from 1890 depicting jury trials by Gilbert Sullivan. Courtesy of The Gilbert and Sullivan Archive By Preston Kifer When you think of a court trial, what comes to
Courtesy of IMDb By Aubrey Carr This past week, The Crow’s Nest office got into quite a debate about the existence of Thanksgiving movies. I was firmly team “of course
Courtesy of Lily Cannon | The Crow’s Nest By Lily Cannon Oct. 22 marked the James Museum’s monthly “Sketching in the Galleries,” and artists of all experience levels came prepared.
Courtesy of Annalise Anderson | The Crow’s Nest By Sean Schrader Looking on Twitter the other day, I saw the experience of a hurricane summed up into three stages: the
(From left to right) Alanna Bland, Kerri Davis, Mary Rocha, Ariel Wallace and Rebecca Dunn are some of the students who participated in the summer study abroad program in Spain.
The plot follows struggling artists Johnny, Will and Tunny as they follow diverging paths on their journey to find meaning and purpose in their American lives. Courtesy of Chaz D.
Courtesy of Valentina Cardona | The Crow’s Nest By Valentina Cardona As a busy twenty-something-year-old, I barely have time for friends. With the hustle and bustle of life, it is