Meet VALLEY’s Spring 2018 Entertainment Section Opener: Grant Donghia
Everyone loves films but who is actually behind the scenes? A State College native, Grant Donghia is pursuing a film major with a theatre minor and…
Entertainment
Nostalgic Netflix
There is nothing more exciting then when a new show gets released on Netflix, but sometimes a little throwback TV can give you all the…
The Eyes Have It: Netflix’s A Series of Unfortunate Events
Violet, Klaus and Sunny Baudelaire: the three names we immediately recognize as impossibly unfortunate and as the subjects of the iconic books that gave our…
Queer Eye: The Feel-Good Binge of the Year
If you’ve been on social media or perused Netflix within the past month, chances are you’ve come across a show by the name of “Queer…
We Love “Love, Simon”
Romantic comedies are nothing new to us. Their plots almost always surround a cheesy love story between a man and a woman battling predictable twists…
The Best Documentaries of Netflix
Who doesn’t love to watch Netflix? However, rather than rewatching “The Office” for the hundredth time, why not watch a documentary and learn a little…
A Taste of HUNNY
Spring is here, and although we are all still suffering from the cold, VALLEY wants to give you some cheer by giving you the 411…
Going Bonkers for “Black Panther”
Marvel has done it again, folks. The plight of Wakanda is taking the globe by storm this year in a movie that both fans and…
Female Artists to Know in 2018
In the age of fourth wave feminism, VALLEY believes it is important to be conscious of the media we consume and open up our eyes and ears…
Spring Must-Sees On The Big Screen
Spring. We’re all excited for it. Warmer weather, green grass, trees with leaves and … movies? The next few months are full of blockbusters you won’t…
From Manuscript to Screenplay: “Call Me By Your Name”
Peach pits, Monet’s berm, red, blue, yellow and green swim trunks; miscommunicated glances, arbitrary shoulder rubs, and drunken hours of the early morning in Rome….
Netflix Spotlight: “Black Mirror”
Technology has become a huge part of our daily lives. Most of us struggle to not look at our cell phones for more than five…
Empowering Women with Music
One thing that goes unnoticed in the music industry is the fact that a lot of the lyrics are aggressive towards females. This has become…
Going for Gold: Women Win Big at the Winter Olympics
The torch has burnt out on the Olympic games in Pyeongchang, South Korea, and Team USA finished with 23 medals and a fourth-place finish overall….
The Oscars: The World’s Ultimate Viewing Party
It’s that time of the year again – the time movie buffs everywhere have been waiting patiently (or impatiently) for. This Sunday, March 4, is…
Take Your Photos From Bleak To Chic
Taking a picture with your friends and immediately opening Instagram to upload it is something of the past. Spending time to edit pictures through some…
Artist Spotlight: Charlie Burg
Half past noon on a rainy Friday in February, the HUB was filled with an inescapable feel-good vibe, unusual even for the first day of…
Must Watch: “The Assassination of Gianni Versace”
Sex, money, murder and fashion—the underlying themes of ‘The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story.” The story behind the assassination of one of the…
Staff Pick Of The Week: VSCO
The best photo editing app for a variety of styles, photos and cameras is VSCO by Visual Supply Company. The company boasts an app and…
Country Stars Take On The BJC
In 2017 we saw The Weeknd at the Bryce Jordan Center, A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie at the HUB and Riff Raff at Champs. Kicking…