Shocking TellTale Games closure speaks to larger industry issues
If you look at the numbers, the video game industry is flourishing, with players worldwide projected to spend nearly $138…
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FBI agent quits after surveilling Wellesley student
“It was a combination of factors, to be honest, but if I had to pick the thing that pushed me…
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Wellesley Watches Summer Movies
What do Wellesley students do in the summer without midterms, readings or unpredictable buses to fill our days? Well, the…
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“The Handmaid’s Tale” season 2 lives up to the original, for better and for worse
How can you tell an uncomfortable, painful and more or less joyless story and still make people want to watch…
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Wellesley Watches: The Marvel Cinematic Universe
“This is an impossible choice. AN IMPOSSIBLE CHOICE,” wrote one anonymous voter in response to our survey asking Wellesley students…
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“A Quiet Place” is fine, but not nearly as clever as it thinks it is
In 2020, the world goes to hell. Or at least, it does in “A Quiet Place,” thanks to the sudden…
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“A Wrinkle in Time” is an important kid’s movie that’s not for grown-ups
Have you ever had the experience of going back to watch a favorite childhood movie several years later, only to…
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What’s the deal with Timothée Chalamet? Two writers elaborate on their opposing views
Life imitates art as “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri” protest tactic spreads
Since its release last November, the film “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri” has never strayed far from the headlines. Between…
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“Stranger Things 2” lives up to first season but still has room for improvement
The first season of “Stranger Things” was hands-down the breakout pop-culture phenomenon of 2016 and perhaps the most successful appeal…
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