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Entertainment

Wakanda Forever … In Our Hearts

By Brianna Weber

The phrase “Wakanda Forever” brings a joyous meaning to our hearts representing the fictional country, Wakanda, from the 2018 superhero film “Black Panther.” Now, it means much more than…

Entertainment

Quibi: The New Way to Stream Shows

By Lauren Edwards

“Got a few minutes? That’s all you need to be entertained, informed, and inspired. Quibi presents fresh content from today’s biggest stars — one quick…

Entertainment, Features

Meet VALLEY’s Spring 2020 Entertainment Section Opener: Amara Eke

By Kelsey Lentz

If you scroll through Amara Eke’s art account on Instagram, you’ll be met with an explosion of vibrant colors and abstract patterns along with the…

Entertainment

Instagram Challenges Are Saving Us From Boredom…Until Tomorrow

By Kira Sarsfield

In today’s society, college students can all relate to one thing: the never-ending cycle of constant boredom. Besides completing (online) schoolwork, college students are left…

Entertainment

The Ultimate Quarantine and Chill Playlist

By Julie Jastremski

Here at VALLEY, we believe in making the most of these days in quarantine by staying home and focusing on ourselves! Honestly, we’ve lost count…

VALLEY

Taylor Swift Is “The Man”… Literally

By Kira Sarsfield

Let’s face it — it’s Taylor Swift’s world and we’re all just living in it. Recently, Swift dropped a new music video to her ultimate…

Campus Culture, THON

Daya Brought the Energy to THON 2020

By Kira Sarsfield

Which holiday weekend in State College is your favorite? Some may say State Patty’s weekend, or some will even say Arts Fest weekend. However, for…

Entertainment

“Parasite”: Breaking the One-Inch Barrier

By Kristine Wang

The South Korean movie “Parasite” made Oscars history at The Academy Awards on Feb. 9, 2020, when it won a slew of awards — most…

Entertainment

Redefining “Sex Education”

By Kristine Wang

We’ve all sat through awkward health classes and gendered sex-ed lectures, but many schools have come under fire for their traditional and non-informative curriculum. However,…

Entertainment

Whose Kid is That? Nepotism in Hollywood

By Morayo Ogunbayo

Celebrity status is now bigger than ever. From streaming services demanding new films and shows per week, to the exacerbation of celebrity presence on social…

Entertainment

A Guide to the Best Picture Nominees

By Amanda Flynn

With the 92nd Academy Awards on Feb. 9 quickly approaching, it is the perfect time to get up to date on the buzz surrounding each…

Entertainment

The Category Is: Jeopardy Legends

By Kira Sarsfield

SPOILER WARNING: This article contains spoilers from the Jan. 8, 2020 “Jeopardy!” GOAT Tournament. Even though you may not know his name, Ken Jennings is…

Entertainment

Swimming in Circles – A Look at Mac Miller’s Final Album

By Tierney Smith

On Jan. 17, a new album by rapper Mac Miller was released — over a year after his unexpected death. Let’s take a look at…

Entertainment

Greta Gerwig Warms Hearts With “Little Women”

By Amanda Flynn

Critically acclaimed and beloved director, Greta Gerwig, did it again with a beautiful film adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s book, “Little Women”. Since its release…

Entertainment

On Thursday, Dec. 12 at 8 p.m., student-made film “The Fallen” will premiere at The State Theatre in downtown State College. The film is a psychological thriller written and directed by Grant Donghia and produced by Lilly Adams.

Campus Culture, Features

Meet VALLEY’s Fall 2019 Entertainment Section Opener: Natalie Ruiz

By Kelsey Lentz

For most people, seeing a movie does not hold much significance beyond the purpose of entertainment or to have something to do. For Natalie Ruiz, however, going to the movies with her family while growing up in Puerto Rico was something she looked forward to not only for the quality family time but also, for the powerful affect the movies had on her.

Entertainment

Kanye West’s “Jesus Is King” Album

By Rachel Waxenberg

Kanye West’s promise to his fans of a new studio album has gone unfulfilled for over a year now. Since September of 2018, West has gone through numerous blown release dates, but he’s also experienced a religious awakening, which in turn left the public with his new album “Jesus Is King.”