Arts & Entertainment

Lillian-Yvonne Bertram’s poem, “Zombie Nightmare,” might be more relevant this year than when it was published.  Bertram's poem is a beautiful yet horrifying account of a zombie attack. The “zombies” Bertram speaks about people who follow the government, in

As we are approaching a new wave in the COVID-19 pandemic and are steadily searching for local businesses to support, this black-owned vegan food and beverage provider is making its

Billie Eilish has graced the public yet again with another single, "Therefore I Am." “Therefore I Am” is the second single Eilish has released, following July’s “My Future.” The two

Giovanni Turra is a SCAD alumnus and at his time at SCAD, switched his major from sound design to writing, to advertising and finally to branded entertainment. "OK, so" is

When COVID-19 hit, the world froze for a bit. Some people had to leave school while others lost their jobs. For SCAD student Ryan Henry Knight, it was the time

System of A Down: ‘Protect the Land’/ ‘Genocidal Humanoidz’   Sony Music Entertainment System of A Down, the rock band known for hits like “Chop Suey” has released two new songs after

Illustration by 'Ok, so' on ListenNotes. "OK, so" is a podcast created by artists that provides hope and inspiration that being an artist is worth it. "OK, so" is here

Episode 1: The Marshall"The Mandalorian" has done it again. The first episode of season two reminded me of classic cop shows, where the cop has a mission to be solved

Penguin Publishing Ronald Dahl's novel, "The Witches", follows an 11-year-old boy and his grandmother on a suspenseful adventure. The first movie was released in 1990 staring Anjelica Houston. The second

The SCAD Savannah Film Festival is the most anticipated event series at the Savannah College of Art and Design. There's always an eventful show that's playing or panelist discussion that