Randall Elvin
Randall Elvin is the Entertainment Editor of The Collegian. A Philadelphia native, he is a senior Business Management major with a Pre-Law minor. He is also involved with the Rhos. To contact him, email ElvinRJ23@gcc.edu.
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Zach Bryan drops EP
By Randall Elvin · Entertainment Editor Zach Bryan returns with his newest EP, “Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs.” After listening, it…
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Too ‘East of Eden’?
By Randall Elvin · Entertainment Editor Can Netflix’s “East of Eden” live up to John Steinbeck’s 70-year-old classic? His book, rooted in…
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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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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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‘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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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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‘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.…
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What you missed at the Emmys
By Randall Elvin · Entertainment Editor The 78th Primetime Emmy Awards were filled with record-breaking moments and emotional tributes. In case you…
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Talk shows dying breed
A studio audience, a comical host and a celebrity guest. For decades, television talk shows repeatedly used that formula. But the equation…
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Brand New Day: Brand new records
Many movie adaptations have been made about Marvel’s wall-crawling hero, Spider-Man. Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield found huge success in their respective…
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Book v. movie ‘The Odyssey’
“The Odyssey” has been retold countless times; directors have repeatedly tried to translate Homer’s 3,000-year-old epic into a smash-hit movie. World-famous director…
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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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Now is the time
Amazon Prime Video released “Invincible” in 2021 and has since put out three full seasons, with the fourth coming out now. The…
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Controversial or credible?
Oscar-nominated actor, Timothée Chalamet, was recently thrust into the entertainment spotlight due to remarks he made about ballet and opera during an…
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Bruno’s back
Earlier this year, anticipation was building around Bruno Mars and his next solo album that fans had been waiting for since 2016.…
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One Super Bowl, two halftimes
Super Bowl LX was one game with two halftimes. While the official halftime show was inside Levi’s Stadium and boasted 128 million…
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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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How soon is too soon?
From “Feliz Navidad” to “All I Want for Christmas Is You,” everyone knows the popular songs that play in all places during…
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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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Turning Point’s halftime takeover
When Super Bowl LIX kicks off on Feb. 8, millions of Americans will tune in to see the two best football teams…
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Reflecting on the TikTok ban
Imagine it’s 1:47 a.m. and you swore you’d study in an hour … two hours ago. Instead, you’ve gotten up to date…
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Crossing time and sidewalks
Exactly 56 years ago on Sept. 26, 1969, The Beatles released what would be their last studio album titled “Abbey Road.” This…
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Wednesday rewards the wait
“Wednesday” is back, and Netflix’s gothic sensation has returned with more mysteries to unravel. Season two of “Wednesday” kicked off on Aug.…
