The Student Voice of Fordham Lincoln Center

The Observer
The Student Voice of Fordham Lincoln Center

The Observer
The Student Voice of Fordham Lincoln Center

The Observer
FILM & TELEVISION
Seligman’s lesbian-comedy film received significant praise from critics following its debut weekend.
‘Bottoms’: The Queer Fight Club You Didn’t Know You Were Missing
Two awkward teens start an all-female fight club in this lesbian comedy that received significant praise during its debut weekend.
Everything You Need To Know About the Hollywood Writer Strikes
For the first time since 1960, writers and actors strike together in hopes of better working conditions in the film and television industry.
Revisiting and Ranking the First 20 ‘Barbie’ Movies
Rewatching movies from the Barbie film series brought newer reflections in anticipation of "Barbie" (2023).
Existence According to Wes Anderson
Wes Anderson’s “Asteroid City” reflects on progress, religion, time and, most importantly, fear.
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LATEST STORIES
The Public Theater’s adaptation of “The Tempest” serves audiences with a delightful, accessible musical for them to experience Shakespeare’s work collectively.
Rodgrigo’s second album resolidifies her reign as one of the most popular singer-songwriters in pop music today.
‘Guts’: A New Teenage Rage Anthem
Qureshi and Berggren hold up their homemade sign during the Club Fair on Aug. 31.
Arts Club at Fordham: A Place to Relax and Create
Aespa playfully greeted the 20,000-person audience for their eighth sold-out show at Barclays center.
Welcome to Aespa’s World, in Brooklyn
The gallery draws parallels between the U.S.’s violent history of enslavement as well as the ongoing gentrification of communities of color in New York City.
Ildiko Butler Gallery Shines Light on Centuries of Black Displacement
MUSIC
UMO performed songs from their fifth and most recent studio album release, “V,” and other hits from their discography.
Unknown Mortal Orchestra’s Weekend at Webster Hall
New Zealand psychedelic rock bank, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, gave an energetic performance at Webster Hall on April 13
Ram Jams: Depeche Mode Transcend Tragedy with Renewed Radiance on ‘Memento Mori’
“Memento Mori” sees Depeche Mode marrying the darkness while harkening back to old tricks for refreshingly new and simplistic effects
Ram Jams: Fall Out Boy, New Album and Era
March 24 marked the release of Fall Out Boy’s (FOB) eighth studio album, “So Much (for) Stardust,” the first after a five-year hiatus.
NCT Dream Lights Up Prudential Center in Green
Green lights fill the Prudential Center as South Korean boy band NCT Dream performs in Newark while on their first ever U.S. tour.
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ARTS & CULTURE FEATURE
Fordham students gather around Mollin and Chen on Fordham’s Outdoor Plaza to participate in a video.
‘Have No Fear, the Crew Is Here’
By CAROLINE SENSENIG • April 28, 2023
The members of the Have No Fear Crew hope their viewers perceive them as a group of friends appreciating their time at Fordham.
PERFORMING ARTS
“Camelot” opened on April 13 and will play at the Vivian Beaumont Theater at Lincoln Center until Sept. 3.
‘Camelot’ Is a Timeless Tale
With the turbulent state of the world, Aaron Sorkin's revival of Camelot provides a sense of optimism for its audience
World Premiere of ‘La Cocina’ Leaves the Stage Sizzling
Fordham Mainstage's final production of the year depicts the overlooked, the overworked, and the underpaid in the service industry.
‘Copland Dance Episodes’: A Nod to the Golden Age of American Film
Justin Peck gives the audience a taste of the midcentury in his first evening-length work with the New York City Ballet
He’s an Actor, He’s a Host, He’s Elliott Fullam!
At the beginning of a very promising career, we take a journey into the art and voice behind the rising star, Elliot Fullam.
Miss West Virginia Teen USA Takes on Fordham Dance Team and Big City Dreams
The responsibility of representing her state as Miss WV Teen USA requires her to learn how to balance life as a student, dancer and leader. For Kitchen, there is no such thing as looking back on the “no’s.”
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VISUAL ART
The large floral structures in I Spend Each Day Embracing Flowers speak to Kusamas beliefs that flowers, and nature, grant her life and youth.
Kusama’s Newest Exhibition: ‘I Spent Each Day Embracing Flowers’ Opens in Chelsea
Japanese contemporary artist Yayoi Kusama unveiled her newest exhibition “I Spent Each Day Embracing Flowers” in NYC.
Fordham students and faculty mingle at the opening reception.
Fordham Visual Arts Department Presents Senior Showcase
The visual arts department displays the works of three seniors in the Ildiko Butler Gallery as part of their Senior Seminar Showcase
CULTURE
Fans of the cherubic doll laid blankets throughout Washington Square Park and traded from their collections.
Fordham Alum Hosts Meet-Up for Sonny Angel Fans Alongside Toy Store An.mé
A rising fascination with Sonny Angel dolls brings fans across New York City together to attend events hosted by a New York City toy store.
The Wondrous World of Harry Potter, Explored in NYC’s Newest Exhibition
Featuring iconic movies props and scenes, 'Harry Potter: Exhibtion' offers an immersive and magical experience for any NYC Potterhead.
Juneteenth and the Rising Recognition of the Holiday
The federal holiday commemorates the day Union troops marched into Galveston, Texas to announce the fall of slavery.
‘The Stranger’s Project’: Connection in a World of Disconnect
The Stranger’s Project was developed in 2009 by Brandon Doman and involved the collection of stories of strangers around the world over a 10-year period.
The Resident Evil 4 Remake Successfully Revives the Game in Modern Times

Warning: This article contains spoilers for the Resident Evil game series. The Resident Evil franchise began in 1996, and is a Japanese horror...

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