The newest film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) brings out dark trauma in old and new characters, creating one of the franchise’s most emotional stories in recent memory.

The co-directors, co-writers and stars of the new comedy-slasher talk location scouting, conceptualizing the film and the production process of their first feature.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe’s 35th film offers great characters but shoddy visual effects.

The Chapman community gives The Panther their thoughts on the Big Game, the halftime show and all of the commercials that ran in-between. 

The film highlights the importance of having compassion — and the complexities that come with trying to reach that headspace.

The Panther’s Features and Entertainment Editor helps you pinpoint acts to look out for.

Reitman and co.'s film is just as bedlam as the behind-the-scenes of its titular program’s debut.

The ‘Transformers’ film is a fun feature that celebrates its titular franchise — this time, in animation form.

In the midst of his “Kikuoland: Go-Round” world tour, the artist sat down with The Panther to discuss his creative processes.

Alex Garland’s latest directorial effort is riveting, offering its audience more intriguing questions than straightforward answers.

Contrary to popular opinion, Denis Villeneuve’s science-fiction epic left me wandering the desert for the awe-inducing feeling the franchise’s first half provided.

Following a screening of her film “Scrambled,” Chapman alumna Leah McKendrick stuck around for a Q&A moderated by theater professor John Benitz, which covered the process of telling personal stories and McKendrick’s tips for navigating the industry.

On Jan. 17, The Panther sat down with actor and singer Kevin Quinn to chat about exploring mental health through music and how his creative endeavors reflect his personal growth.

The Panther compiled a list of our staff’s favorite moments surrounding entertainment and pop culture from the past year.

The second season of the Disney+ series “Loki” ups the stakes from its first season, creating a series that is fun, enjoyable, dramatic and intense.

The acclaimed director visited the Folino Theater for a Master Class where she discussed her career as a filmmaker and the making of her Oscar-winning feature “Nomadland.”

The Disney director presented his short film “I’m Hip!” to Chapman students, faculty and other guests while explaining aspects of its production and its numerous easter eggs. Musker is known for co-directing Disney classics such as “The Little Mermaid,” “Aladdin” and “Hercules.”

While offering impressive aesthetics that the director is known for, Wes Anderson’s shorts struggle to overcome creative hurdles.

Oscar-winning producer Jeremy Thomas (left) visited Chapman’s Digital Media Arts Center to discuss his career and to provide insight and advice to students. He is known for his work on “The Last Emperor,” “Naked Lunch” and “Crash.”