Rishi Kapoor ’26 Contributor Photo Credit: Kevin Winter/Getty Images for the Recording Academy The night of the 2024 Grammy Awards, February 4th, was filled with incredible talent, amazing performances, and well-earned victories. The event celebrated the extraordinary accomplishments of musicians and their contributions to the music industry featuring music from an extensive selection of genres. The... Continue Reading →

Daniel Stipanovic ’25 Copy Editor Photo Credit: Warner Bros I never thought that I would watch a movie that trumps my favourite movie: Interstellar. However, after experiencing Dune: Part Two, I must say, this has become my new favourite. Dune: Part Two’s actors were amazing, the score is perfect, and the visual effects are spectacular.  As a continuation... Continue Reading →

Darius Martin ’24 Contributor Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom was a “nothingburger” movie, with no character development, a predictable plot, and boring fight scenes. Following the trend of several recent DC films, it was a major disappointment for a superhero film, and at points, used CGI comparable to films from the 70’s. The lack of character... Continue Reading →

Sawyer Ramsay ’24 Arts & Culture Editor Photo Credit: Wingnut Films Productions The Beatles are certainly one of the greatest and most successful bands of all time. They influenced a world of artists throughout the 60s, revolutionizing music in an unbelievably astonishing and unprecedented way. Although only two of the Fab Four are still around... Continue Reading →

John Ergon Golpe ’24 Religion Editor Photo Credit: Doctor Who (Disney+) Finally, after year-long anticipation, the long-running British sci-fi series, Doctor Who, returns to our screens with a fresh look, some familiar faces, and another swashbuckling adventure for its title character. But does the show’s triumphant return live up to the hype? Sort of. Following Chris Chibnall’s... Continue Reading →

Steven Kosa ’25 Contributor Photo Credit: Universal Pictures Ever since the first game’s release in 2014, the Five Nights at Freddy’s (FNAF) franchise has made quite a name for itself. With games, books, and everything in-between, FNAF has become a household name among horror fans. Seeing its growth and the release of other movies based on gaming... Continue Reading →

Luke Perrett ’24 Sports Editor Photo Credit: Luba Popovic/Crown Media Two years ago, despite the warnings of my mother and grandparents, I wrote an article entitled “Hallmark Movies: Distilled Mediocracy.” Since then, I’ve had the pleasure of being forced to watch even more. Lucky me. Many people who I’ve shared my article with have asked... Continue Reading →

Steven Kosa ‘25 Contributor Photo by Frederic J. Brown/Getty Images After 148 days, Hollywood can rest easy knowing that the 2023 Writers Guild of America strike is over. Beginning in April of this year, members of the Writers Guild of America (WGA) expressed concerns about their working conditions.  The WGA has been requesting increased wages,... Continue Reading →

Aidan Kuo '25 & Benjamin Lehman ‘25 Contributors Photos by Warner Bros./Universal Coke vs Pepsi, Messi vs Ronaldo, Marvel vs DC — these are just some examples of the greatest rivalries of the modern era. On July 21, 2023, two new superpowers arose - two films that turned society on its head: Barbie and Oppenheimer.... Continue Reading →

Mikhail Precourt '24 Layout Editor Photo credit: Lucasfilm Ahsoka was an enjoyable watch, but it wasn’t very divisive, and it wasn’t that memorable either. However, the late Ray Stevenson’s performance as Baylan Skoll sadly did not get nearly the amount of screen time he deserved. Shin Hati, Baylan’s apprentice, was the internet’s obsession for quite... Continue Reading →