There has been considerable critical buzz around “12 Years a Slave,” and it is well-deserved. With an unbelievable story based on true events, superb acting and beautiful cinematography, the film is a sure contender for Oscar season.

Burned and drowning houses in Kentucky and Idaho might seem strange to a Taylor audience, but they are real experiences for artist Amanda Hamilton. She will have an open reception for her exhibit “The Life of Perished Things” today at 6 p.m. in the Metcalf Gallery.

How many films have you seen about Batman? Superman? That’s what we thought. How about Wonder Woman or Black Widow? Now here are some superheroes we actually need more of.

Most theologians agree that Paul wrote the books of Romans, Galatians and Philippians. But some doubt the apostle penned Ephesians and Colossians. Professor Greg MaGee tackles the question in his new book.

Every young filmmaker has secretly wanted to live in L.A. at one time or another. Learn more about one TU film major’s experience living that experience.

What if you were told you were in danger and your family members were manipulated into a ransom for your safety? It’s a scary incident, and it happened to the Spanish band Delorean, which was supposed to perform in the Student Union last Tuesday.

A singer named Karen Kennedy comes to Taylor to sing music from Ecuador.

Lana Del Rey has said her short film “Tropico” will be her farewell project. However, cryptic comments and lack of information suggest that may not be the case.

Ever imagine Jesus as a 21st century carpenter? The Son of God runs a furniture industry in professional writing professor’s Dennis E. Hensley’s 54th and newest book, “Jesus in the 9 to 5.”