APRIL 5, 1996

Full News Archive

• Headline: Lawyer Sentenced for Dallas Bank Robbery. Impact: The lawyer's bank heist led to the rise of a new genre of legal thrillers. Little did he know, his poor decision-making would inspire countless wannabe criminals to turn to the arts instead of law, inadvertently altering the course of literature forever.. Fact: Did you know that robbing banks is generally frowned upon? Shocking, I know..
• Headline: Valerie Solanas's 1968 Attempt on Warhol. Impact: Solanas's infamous actions not only put her on the map but also sparked a wave of radical feminism discussions. Who knew that nearly causing a celebrity violence could be the catalyst for an entire cultural movement?. Fact: Fun fact: If you ever feel like your life is lacking drama, just attempt to murder a famous person. Not recommended, though..
• Headline: Graduate Students and Their Deadly Guests. Impact: This film review was so harsh that it led to a new wave of self-censorship in student films. Suddenly, every aspiring filmmaker began to fear they might end up as 'fertilizer' for their critique.. Fact: They say art imitates life, but in this case, it seems life was just trying to compost itself. Who knew graduate students were so deadly?.
• Headline: FILM REVIEW;An Icelandic Road Movie? Button Up. Impact: The peculiar premise of this Icelandic road movie made it a cult classic, inspiring future filmmakers to explore bizarre journeys. It's amazing how a simple pilgrimage can redefine what it means to travel—just ask the next guy who tries to film a vacation.. Fact: Iceland is known for its stunning landscapes and questionable road movie choices. Who needs a plot when you have scenery, right?.