By: Rory Zeman & Jane Wilde Culture Editors After nine years, the Chillicothe Correctional Facility in Missouri released Gypsy Rose Blanchard. Blanchard’s newfound freedom went viral, sparking interest in the young woman’s […]
Celebrities Show Up to Golden Globes in Style
By: Lucy Panicacci Local Editor At the 2024 Golden Globes, beloved celebrities once again graced the red carpet with fashionable suits, beautiful gowns, and unique accessories to complete their outfits. While some […]
Strahs Examines New Percy Jackson Show
By: Hayley Strahs Graphics Editor On Dec. 20, the first episode of the TV adaptation of Percy Jackson and the Olympians premiered on Disney Plus. Originally a popular middle-grade book series, Percy […]
Captains of the World Docuseries Finds Success
By: Ella Marrufo Editor-in-Chief Captains of the World, a docuseries released by Netflix and produced by Ben and Gabe Turner, enraptures extreme soccer fans and average viewçaers alike. The six-episode series follows […]
Panicacci Reviews Poor Things
By: Lucy Panicacci News Editor Bizarre best describes the new movie Poor Things. The film unsettled me from the first scene to the last. Director Yorgos Lanthimos tells the fantastical story of […]
Golden Globe Award Ceremony Comences
By: Aliya Koshalieva National/World Editor On Jan. 7, Hollywood’s finest gathered for the 81st annual Golden Globes. This marks the award ceremony’s first year under new ownership; Dick Clark Productions and Eldridge […]
Kramer Reviews The Boy and the Heron
By: Nelson Kramer News Editor The Boy and the Heron, a movie long awaited by Studio Ghibli fans worldwide, debuted in US theaters on Dec 8. Directed by Hayao Miyazaki, the animated […]
El Gato Recommends: Baby Food, Playlists, and more
Obscure Emojis: No matter how you phrase something, a text message will never have the same tone as speaking with someone in person. However, do not fret; emojis will come to the […]
Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes
By: Katie Borders Opinion Editor The highly anticipated movie adaption of the Hunger Games prequel, The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, is set to premiere in theaters on Nov. 17. The prequel […]
Anyone But You Movie
By: Megan Hastings Center Editor Anyone But You, a highly anticipated romantic comedy film, dropped its teaser and official trailers on Oct. 19. The movie follows Bea and Ben, a failed couple, […]
Priscilla Movie
By: Megan Hastings Center Editor Released worldwide on Nov. 3, Priscilla, written, directed and produced by Sophia Copolla, is a biographical drama. Based on the 1985 memoir, Elvis and Me, authored by […]
Her Name in the Sky
By: Kate Gruetter Editor-in-Chief Today, finding a good romance book can be really difficult, especially if you’re looking for novels with more diverse or inclusive characters and plotlines. Despite living in a […]
Doja Cat Concert
By: Macy Dennon Editor-in-Chief Doja Cat’s Scarlet Tour started with a spooky array of eyeballs and spiders, as on Oct. 31, she left her fans in awe after her concert at the […]
Marrufo and Liu review Podcasts
By: Nadia Liu and Ella Marrufo Editor-in-Chiefs While it’s become an internet joke to make fun of people who drop everything to start a painfully mediocre self-help or comedy podcast, the truth […]
Napolean Film
By: Rory Zeman Culture Editor Although movies serve as a vivid way to capture history’s greatest and grimmest moments, they have previously failed to deliver a film that properly analyzes and portrays […]