Queen’s Eight Best in Honor of “Bohemian Rhapsody”
On Nov. 2, the movie “Bohemian Rhapsody” was released to theaters all over the country. This film chronicles the rise and reign of the British…
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The Women Behind Blockbusters
The film industry has traditionally been dominated by male directors, executives, producers and actors. However, in recent years, woman have been creating and directing major…
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Old Movies to Revisit this Halloween
It’s always fun to break out the vintage stuff, especially during the spookiest season of the year. While the horror films of today have impressive…
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Jaw-Dropping Halloween Festivals
Trick or treat, bag of sweets, ghosts are walking down the street. As Oct. 31 rolls around, people everywhere begin to put finishing touches on…
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FaceAge: Unifying Generations
Looks can be deceiving – and it’s because of this that there is a disconnect between younger and older generations. A disconnect that prevents us…
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I Got It From My Mama: The Debate About “Hereditary”
When critics hail a film as “this generation’s exorcist,” horror movie junkies can be expected to line up outside their local theaters in anticipation of…
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Calling All Dancing Queens: Mamma Mia! is Back
Just when we thought we would never know the juicy details of Donna Sheridan’s iconic summer abroad, our painfully long 10 year wait is over…
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Pacino as Paterno: HBO’s take on PSU
When the news was released regarding a movie about Joe Paterno, with Paterno being played by Al Pacino, many Penn State fans were thrilled about…
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We Love “Love, Simon”
Romantic comedies are nothing new to us. Their plots almost always surround a cheesy love story between a man and a woman battling predictable twists…
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Going Bonkers for “Black Panther”
Marvel has done it again, folks. The plight of Wakanda is taking the globe by storm this year in a movie that both fans and…
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From Manuscript to Screenplay: “Call Me By Your Name”
Peach pits, Monet’s berm, red, blue, yellow and green swim trunks; miscommunicated glances, arbitrary shoulder rubs, and drunken hours of the early morning in Rome….
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The Oscars: The World’s Ultimate Viewing Party
It’s that time of the year again – the time movie buffs everywhere have been waiting patiently (or impatiently) for. This Sunday, March 4, is…
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Get Out: This Year’s Biggest Blockbuster
Now that Jordan Peele, one-half of Comedy Central duo “Key and Peele,” has made his directing debut, it’s time to talk about his movie “Get…
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The Results Are In: Oscar 2017 Nominations
It’s easy to see that this was a successful year in the film industry. Setting records and taking names, these nominees will find out the results Feb. 26, when Jimmy Kimmel hosts the award show.
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Highlights of The 2017 People’s Choice Awards
The stars stepped out onto the People’s Choice Award’s red carpet last Wednesday to witness a night of fun, fashion, and talent recognition. Just like the rest of the country, Valley was watching we have the highlights from another lovely awards season evening.
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What Everyone Can Learn from J.Law’s Wage Gap Essay
If you’ve been keeping up-to-date in the world of feminism, you’ve probably heard about Jennifer Lawrence’s pay gap essay.
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PSNtv Shines at First Annual Awards Ceremony
Penn State Network Television (PSNtv) pulled out all the stops Wednesday night for its first annual awards ceremony celebrating all the hard-working members and their shows.
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Controversy in the Film Industry: Lack of Diversity
In just a couple of weeks, the world will be watching one of my favorite award shows, The Oscars. However, behind all the smiles we’ll see on our televisions there is something Hollywood is reluctant to bring to our attention.
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