It is easy for years to blend together, but each year can be made memorable with a little help from popular culture. Here is a list of the top movies, songs and memes that helped define each year since 2017.
Jordan Peele’s directorial debut is the perfect movie to showcase a major problem that is being talked about across America.
"John Wick: Chapter 2" provides everything fans of the series will want and more by amplifying the world-building and action that made the first one a classic.
A lighthearted take on the Batman universe makes for an animated movie that everyone can enjoy.
Mike Mills’ new film “20th Century Women” brings humor, pathos and authenticity to audiences by way of a refreshingly real crop of strong women.
Arts and Culture Editor Darby Hallman rants about sci-fi movies and their ridiculous endings.
"Sing" suffers from a rocky start and never quite reaches the highs of other recent animated hits like "Inside Out" and "Zootopia," but it mostly redeems itself with a strong second half.
After the poor reception of both "Batman v Superman" and "Suicide Squad," DC is running out of chances to firmly establish a lasting cinematic universe, and the "Wonder Woman" film in June might be its last shot.
New year, new slate of entertainment to distract yourself from the pain of homework, studying and getting older. Happy binging!
"Manchster By The Sea" is an emotional tale of loss, beautifully portrayed by stand-out performances from Casey Affleck and Lucas Hedges.
The new era of "Star Wars" continues with the newest entry, "Rogue One," a film that expands upon the lore and drives the series in a highly intriguing and fresh direction.
Many modern films are parts of larger franchises that connect various plotlines and stories together, creating an environment that can set limitations on the creativity of film-makers.
The Harry Potter spin-off, "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them," expertly brings the wizarding world to America.
It has been 20 years since the live-action/animated movie “Space Jam” was released. Arts & Culture writer Taylor Evans discusses the significance of the movie to '90s kids.
Carolina Productions will be hosting a Foreign Film Festival in Russell House next week, exposing students to a variety of languages and cultures.
USC alumnus Jeff Miller is playing his horror film "ClownTown " at The Nickelodeon tonight at 11 p.m. for a special late-night showing.
“The Birth of A Nation" tells the story of Nat Turner's famous 1831 slave rebellion with a strong performance from Nate Parker and a tasteful depiction of dark subject matter.
