The Oswegonian

The Independent Student Newspaper of Oswego State

Laker Review

New James Bond film ‘No Time to Die’ delayed over coronavirus

On March 4, the studios behind the upcoming James Bond film, “No Time to Die,” made the shocking decision to delay the film from its international release date of April 2 and U.S. date of April 10, all the way…

Spotify drops new playlist ‘Lorem,’ tailor-made for Generation Z

“Music that breaks the rules, just a little bit.” A rather ominous description for one of Spotify’s vastly popular new playlist titled: “Lorem.” The playlist, which appeared on the music platform rather unassumingly in early 2019, features some more well-known…

‘Borderlands’ movie nabs director of ‘Cabin Fever,’ ‘Green Inferno’

Director Eli Roth (“The House with a Clock in its Walls”) has been set to helm a movie based off of the “Borderlands” video game series by Gearbox Software. The combination seems like a match made in heaven, as Roth…

Film Laker Review

Top 4 Netflix hits to binge during spring break

With Spring Break coming about, and classes being moved online, it’s safe to say that a lot of free time is going to be opened up in the coming weeks. With schedules opening up, it is  time to finally start…

A Million And One

Nobody important saw what was behind the sky, but those of us that did could not understand why. I cannot describe it, for certain I can’t. Something behind the stars, a thousand bloated, blinking bugs, or the moon, which stared…

Just because ‘Indiana Jones 5’ can happen does not mean it should

In Hollywood, nothing ever truly ends. If a beloved film franchise makes a big deal of taking a final bow and closing out an iconic story, one can reasonably assume that within five to 10 years, it will be back…

Doomed ‘Uncharted’ movie to finally start shooting

It has been about 10 years since it was first reported that a seemingly doomed film adaptation of the “Uncharted” video game series was to be made by David O. Russell (“Joy”) and starring Mark Wahlberg (“Instant Family”). However, this…

International breakdown visits Italy, Colombia, the Netherlands

Following the trend set out by the last international music countdown, this week’s breakdown will feature hits coming from both the European continent and Latin America. While the last few repertoires have consisted of the dance genre in its majority,…

Looking back at Pink Floyd’s iconic ‘Dark Side of the Moon’

Picture this, it’s 1973 and spring is approaching. March arrives and it’s time to visit the record store for the new Pink Floyd LP. Once “The Dark Side of The Moon” met people’s turntables, the world would never be the…