Entertainment
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Anniversary chart toppers
Welcome back, Wolverines! The Collegian staff has been carefully curating content to share with our alumni returning for Homecoming. In honor of…
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AI-generated music causes concerns
By Randall Elvin · Entertainment Editor Writing music isn’t for everyone. Music can take anywhere from days to years to make. But…
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A masterclass in casting
“Happy Hunger Games! And may the odds be ever in your favor!” Well, for fans of the beloved young adult series, the…
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75 years of Snoopy
This fall, Peanuts fans gather once again for the timeless holiday classic “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown.” This year, it will…
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25 years of Gilmore Girls
Three things in life are certain: death, taxes and “Gilmore Girls” resurging popularity in the fall. As soon as the leaves begin…
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24k celebrities
This past week, the 83rd Annual Golden Globes were held in Los Angeles, Calif. The event marks the first significant award show…
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2001 Movie chart toppers show impact 25 years later
By Luke Paglia · Managing Editor As we welcome back the Grove City College Class of 2001, take a trip back in…
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100 years of entertainment show cultural changes
By Randall Elvin · Entertainment Editor Class is over. You just discussed ethical issues in SSFT with Dr. Anderson, learned new Spanish…
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‘Wondering’ what he’s been up to?
By Randall Elvin · Entertainment Editor At 76, most people have set their careers behind them. Retirement usually means taking it slow…
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‘With Heaven on Top’
Zach Bryan is no stranger to the spotlight. Following his very public, very messy breakup with Brianna Lapaglio in October 2024 and…
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‘The Romantic’
Going eight years without a solo studio album is usually the mark of a declining artist or one that is irrelevant in…
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‘The Great Divide’
After years of waiting, the king of modern folk and New English mental anguish has finally blessed the world with a new…
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‘Star Wars’ returns
By Jed Arico · Contributing Writer The year is 1976. A 31-year-old man is in the middle of the Tunisian desert, a…
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‘Queen of Christmas’ defrosts
Halloween is over, which means one thing in the world of pop culture: Mariah Carey has officially thawed out. At least, that’s…
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‘Project Hail Mary’ film: A success or a failure?
“Project Hail Mary” premiered in theatres on March 20, 2026. The short and sweet? You should go and see it! Light spoilers…
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‘David’ disappoints
My criticism of the movie “David” stems from the disrespectful portrayal of David’s character. To be clear, this is not to say…
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‘Count’ (of Monte Cristo) me in
On Sept. 25, I had the opportunity to attend The Institute for Faith & Freedom and the Department of Modern Languages collaboration…
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‘Bring it on home’
The Pogues that viewers watched run around Kildare County for years finally finished their ride after six years on the air. The…
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‘ALL THE LOVE’ for Kanye’s latest
“Kanye is back and a little unpolished, but nothing is perfect, nobody can bat a thousand,” junior Max Turner shared. Kanye West,…
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‘… Disco, Occasionally’
Harry is back! With the release of his fourth studio album, “Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally,” Harry Styles builds off the…
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‘Why don’t you have a seat over there?’
By Randall Elvin · Entertainment Editor Anyone who has watched “To Catch a Predator” will remember hearing these lines: “Why don’t you…
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‘Man’s Best Friend’
Sabrina Carpenter just released her newest album “Man’s Best Friend,” and it’s proving divisive among fans. The X-rated lyrics are a long…
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‘Cancel culture’ can’t cancel culture
By Randall Elvin · Entertainment Editor Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, returned home to Chicago, and Soldier Field was sold out.…





