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Video game to movie adaptation garners mixed reviews

Video game to movie adaptation garners mixed reviews

Mario Crispin May 2, 2025

crispinm@lopers.unk.edu A popular video game to film adaptation began as a rumor over a decade ago and was first teased to the public last year. “A Minecraft Movie” hit the theaters on April 4,...

Film cautions against seductive dangers of technology

Film cautions against seductive dangers of technology

Sixto Delgado Sandoval May 2, 2025

delgadosandovals@lopers.unk.edu In “Companion,” director Drew Hancock delivers a genre-blending film that fuses science fiction, horror and dark comedy into a subversive exploration of artificial...

Alumni from the Department of Music, Theatre and Dance and current students came together to perform in the program's last musical production. Photo by Jenna Heinz / Antelope Staff

Final production brings together theatre alumni, students

Sami LaMarre May 2, 2025

lamarres@lopers.unk.edu UNK’s Music, Theatre and Dance Department is preparing for their final production, “and Happily Ever After,” a revue that marks the end of an era. After 30 years, the program...

Graphic by Kersie Delaney

‘The Life List’ delivers a heartfelt journey of self-discovery

Kersie Delaney Apr 25, 2025

delaneyk@lopers.unk.edu Released in late March, Netflix’s original film “The Life List” — based on the novel by Lori Nelson Spielman and starring Sofia Carson, Kyle Allen and Connie Britton...

Yahaira Mendoza interned at Cunningham's last summer. Photo by Yahaira Mendoza / Antelope Staff

Nearing graduation: Rating my college experience

Yahaira Mendoza Apr 25, 2025

mendozay@lopers.unk.edu If I had to rate my college experience like a product on Amazon, it would get 3.8 stars. Not perfect. A little unpredictable. Mixed reviews. But still worth it. College...

Disney's 'Snow White' reimagined in new musical

Disney’s ‘Snow White’ reimagined in new musical

Sixto Delgado Sandoval Apr 11, 2025

delgadosandovals@lopers.unk.edu Disney’s 2025 live-action adaptation of “Snow White” has ignited a spectrum of reactions, blending nostalgia with modern reinterpretations. Directed by Marc Webb,...

Video games’ storytelling goes beyond its gameplay

Video games’ storytelling goes beyond its gameplay

Mario Crispin Mar 15, 2025

crispinm@lopers.unk.edu Video game lore is the history of its world that gives the audience more context of the game they are playing. It is a different way of storytelling that sometimes isn’t outright...

Photo by Muryn Haight / Antelope Staff

7-Brew serves up sweet signature drinks at new location

Muryn Haight Mar 15, 2025

haightm2@lopers.unk.edu 7-Brew, a franchise coffee shop, has recently made its way into the Kearney community. With different drinks on their menu such as coffee, smoothies, sparkling water and energy...

'Sorry I'm Here for Someone Else' tells a sweet story

‘Sorry I’m Here for Someone Else’ tells a sweet story

Kersie Delaney Mar 15, 2025

delaneyk@lopers.unk.edu American singer-songwriter Benson Boone released his new single, “Sorry I’m Here For Someone Else,” in late February. The track marks his latest drop since the launch of...

'Anora' proves deserving of Academy Awards nominations

‘Anora’ proves deserving of Academy Awards nominations

Sixto Delgado Sandoval Mar 15, 2025

delgadosandovals@lopers.unk.edu Sean Baker’s 2024 film, “Anora,” is a compelling exploration of ambition, identity and the complexities of modern relationships. “Anora” has taken the film...

'So Close to What' mixes upbeat dance anthems with nostalgia

‘So Close to What’ mixes upbeat dance anthems with nostalgia

Kersie Delaney Mar 7, 2025

delaneyk@lopers.unk.edu Canadian pop star Tate McRae released her highly anticipated third studio album, “So Close To What” last week. The album highlights McRae’s journey as a young woman navigating...

Wagon Spicka plays Barbra, a scientist working in a museum in "boom." Photo by Jenju Peters / Antelope Staff

‘boom’ : World ends but love endures

Muryn Haight Mar 5, 2025

haightm2@lopers.unk.edu As the UNK Theatre Department prepares to close its curtains in May, the last standing production “boom” is set to hit the stage Wednesday. The production follows characters...

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