Denell Marshall | Special to The Herald
Arts & Entertainment
“Dragon Ball Super: Beerus” shines in its debut episode
After “Dragon Ball Daima” brought new additions to the franchise, the premiere episode of “Dragon Ball Super: Beerus” (DBS: Beerus) winds the clock back and re-introduces viewers to the beginning of the sequel series. With the first episode of “Dragon… Read More ›
Everything you need to know before “VisionQuest”
Marvel Studio’s newest miniseries premiers today, and serves as the final Marvel project before “Avengers: Doomsday’s” release in December. Before you dive in, here’s everything you need to know before watching “VisionQuest.” The eight-episode series follows “White Vision,” a government-rebuilt… Read More ›
“Primetime”: A Movie Critics Love but Hansen Hates
Ben Morris | Special to The Herald
Is Taylor Swift Officially Done?
Kathryn Holmes | Special to The Herald
My hypothesis is that I love “The Love Hypothesis”
Circa 2023, high-school aged me bought a random book from the public library in my grandmother’s town during their clean-out sale. I took this book home and read it all in one night. That book was “The Love Hypothesis” by… Read More ›
“Silent Hill 2” showcases the best of psychological horror
SPOILERS AHEAD As the halloween season approaches, there is not a better time to celebrate the 25th anniversary for one of the greatest pieces of psychological horror ever made: “Silent Hill 2”. Released for the Playstation 2 back in 2001,… Read More ›
The VMAs: Video Madonna Awards
Brooke Wanamaker | Special to the Herald
A&E Editor takes on Arkansas Comic Con
From Sept. 18-20, crowds of people across all fandoms traveled from all corners of the state to attend Arkansas Comic Con in Little Rock. This is the ninth annual Arkansas Comic Con in 10 years, and it was a completely… Read More ›
“Somebody loves me, over country” just like I love Lizzy McAlpine’s new album
Lizzy McAlpine released her fourth studio album “Angel” last Friday after two years of anticipation, giving fans an indie-folk album that paints themes of love and longing through her creative lyricism. The 14-track album follows McAlpine’s typical sound with haunting… Read More ›