‘Cellular’ leaves viewers waiting for what’ll happen next
Emma Andrews, Guest Writer
May 7, 2019
Filed under Arts & Life, Movies
This movie is an action-packed movie full of suspense that leaves the viewers on the edge of their seats, waiting for what will happen next. “Cellular” - which is now available on Netflix - was a great movie with a great plot. In the city of Santa Monica, Ca., main character Ryan Ackerman gets...
‘Creed II’ impresses, relates back to ‘Rocky IV’ storyline
Liz Corpus, Staff Writer
December 3, 2018
Filed under Arts & Life, Movies, Showcase
Forty-two years of wisdom, resilience, and triumph. But this is still only the beginning. The recently released “Creed II” is absolutely worth seeing this holiday season. Michael B. Jordan takes the lead for the second time as Adonis Creed, a haughty boxer who is in the mindset of avengi...
‘The Holiday Calendar’ spreads messages for Christmas
Krista Rice, Chief Editor
November 18, 2018
Filed under Arts & Life, Movies, Showcase
In the spirit of the upcoming holiday season, Netflix has begun to release a new batch of Christmas movies. Fortunately for us, “The Holiday Calendar” brought all the warm feelings in anticipation for Christmas as well as important messages. Kat Graham portrays Abby Sutton, a photographer...
Venom should remain a villain with minimum screen time
Elizabeth Corpus, Staff
November 13, 2018
Filed under Arts & Life, Entertainment, Movies, Showcase
The Marvel cinematic universe, better known as the MCU, has made and assisted in the making of some of the greatest superhero movies of our time. Unfortunately, Venom is and will not go down as a great superhero movie. Tom Hardy takes the lead as Eddie Brock, an investigative journalist at...
The real cost of your electronic gadgets
Tarun Ravi, Staff Writer
March 9, 2018
Filed under Entertainment
Nowadays, electronic gadgets have become a part of us. But do we really know how these gadgets are made and how its production has affected the lives of many people around the world? It all starts in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) where workers as young as four years old mine for excessiv...
Troll toys from the ’70s tastefully remade in new medium
Valeriya Sobornitskaya, Guest Writer
April 4, 2017
Filed under Arts & Life, Movies
This PG-rated movie, now available on Redbox, was inspired by everyone’s favorite dolls from the '70s: The Trolls! Children and parents alike rushed to the movie theaters to see their childhood toys in action. The movie offers the kiddie glitter and happiness, but isn't completely unrewarding for...
Split cast and plot entertains viewers
Megan Agresta, Staff Writer
February 15, 2017
Filed under Entertainment, Movies
If you're looking for a movie that will leave you sitting on the edge of your seat with suspense, but will also have you laughing out loud, then Split is the movie for you. James McAvoy plays a middle aged man named Kevin who has multiple personality disorder. This causes him to shift personalities...
New KKK series could be worth watching
Frankie Grasso, Guest Writer
December 20, 2016
Filed under Arts & Life, Entertainment
Adviser's note: On Dec. 23, the USA Today reported the name of the series has changed to "Escaping the KKK." Then on Dec. 24, A&E reportedly decided to drop the show from airing. A&E is making a documented series on the KKK, which I think will show people a better view of the ...
‘When the Bough Breaks’ leads the envied on
Samone Banks, Guest Writer
December 14, 2016
Filed under Arts & Life, Entertainment, Movies
Envy. Jealousy. Lust. These all must be included in a psychological thriller. “When the Bough Breaks” is an immediate attention-grabbing film and should be seen by those who find deep interest in such soul-seeking movies. The setting takes place in the Taylor’s home and lake house the majority...
Reading the key to long life
Krista Rice, Staff Writer
November 15, 2016
Filed under Books, Entertainment, Opinion
When you hear the word ‘read’ what is your reaction? Reading shouldn’t be a chore, it should be a hobby. As a book lover, it upsets me when people say they “hate to read.” I believe that everyone can enjoy reading if they find the right book for them. Some people just don’t take t...
MPAA ratings must go
Donnie Darko, Guest Writer
October 18, 2016
Filed under Entertainment, Movies, Opinion
According to the entertainment news site Deadline.com, the Motion Pictures Association of America generated $121 billion in wages. This makes the MPAA America’s most profitable censorship organization, and it’s about time that’s changed. Censorship has, for a long time, been a large but mostly overloo...
Local singer, songwriter seeks to make it big
Danniele Patterson, Guest Writer
May 23, 2016
Filed under Music
Arielle Tindel has been involved with music since she was 6 years old and now writes and performs her own songs. Tindel’s writing process of her songs can take anywhere from 20 minutes to a few weeks but it is something she loves to do. She said, “It’s sort of something that’s always come natu...
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