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“A Man on the Inside” series poster. Provided by Netflix

Review: ‘A Man on the Inside’ Strives to Connect Us with the Elderly, and it Works.

by Truman Hammond, Reporter
February 18, 2025

“A Man on the Inside,” starring Ted Danson as “Charles” and directed by Michael Schur, has impressed many, including myself. The series focuses on a retired professor coping with his wife's death....

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Valentine's disaster emphasizes criticism directed at the holiday.

Opinion: Valentine’s Day Continues to Miss the Mark in Relationships

by Irelynn Smalley, Reporter, Business Manager
February 14, 2025

Every year, come mid-February, people all over the world are pressured into celebrating the dreadful holiday that is Valentine’s Day. The premise is simple: shower your romantic partner (if you’re...

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The main poster for "Will Trent." Provided by the ABC Network

Review: ‘Will Trent’ Demonstrates Amazing Characters and Story

by Truman Hammond, Reporter
February 11, 2025

“Will Trent,” one of ABC’s newest cop shows, has sparked interest as both a four-star show and a recreation of Karin Slaughter’s beloved book series of the same name. The series stars Ramón Rodríguez...

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The album cover for “Songs of a Lost World.”

Review: Praise on a Masterpiece, ‘Songs of a Lost World,’ Depicting Loss and Sorrow

by Gia Gingrey, Writer
February 4, 2025

Recently, on Nov. 1, “The Cure,” a post-punk rock band which was formed in the UK, released a new album titled “Songs of a Lost World.” After 16 years without any new albums, this definitely makes...

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Photo of Skyshade by Alex Aster cover taken by Ashley Repine

Review: The Thrilling Magic of Alex Aster’s ‘SkyShade’

by Ashley Repine, Reporter, Equipment Manager
January 8, 2025

“Skyshade” by Alex Aster is the third book in the Lightlark series. With the first book in the series being "Lightlark" featuring Isla, the main character and her troubles during the continental.  The...

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A bloodstained skeleton is crucified to the wall of the Museum of Pop Culture's horror exhibition, contributing to the area's eerie theming and atmosphere.

Review: The Museum of Pop Culture Opens Doors to New Worlds and Windows to Days Past

by Cypress Cowley, Writer
December 18, 2024

Towering before me stood Friday the 13th’s Jason Voorhees in his nearly seven-foot-tall glory, illuminated under dim red lights with his weapon of choice — a machete. Thankfully, a layer of glass separated...

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The Poet X book on a shelf against a tree.

Review: ‘The Poet X’

by Jason Hooper, Reporter
December 16, 2024

“The Poet X” is a book that mostly everyone has read, seen, or heard of before. The book dives into a first-person perspective of a 15-year-old girl named Xiomara (see-oh-MAH-rah). Some of the problems...

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“Charli XCX’s “BRAT” album cover

Review: ‘Brat’

by Jareth Hilario, Reporter
December 6, 2024

Released in mid-2024, Charli XCX's album “Brat” immediately became a summertime cultural icon. Known for her distinct voice and style that pushes boundaries, Charli's most recent work blends pop, experimental...

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Moana blowing into a conch shell on the beach.

Review: ‘Moana 2’

by Justin Majette, Reporter, Social Media Manager
December 5, 2024

On November 27, Disney Productions released the newest addition to the Moana story. “Moana 2” featured all of the beloved characters from the first film while introducing many new characters like her...

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A poster for the musical Urinetown.

Review: ‘Urinetown’

by Dani-lou Gemmer, Reporter, Copy Editor
December 4, 2024

Not many musicals have the audience hollering in laughter after the untimely death of the protagonist, but like its name, “Urinetown” is unorthodox. With an extremely satirical nature, “Urinetown”...

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The Movies alternative poster featuring, Teddy (left), Gordie (middle left), Chris (middle right), and Vern (right)

Review: ‘Stand by Me’

by Truman Hammond, Reporter
December 2, 2024

Stand by Me, released in 1986 was directed by Rob Reiner as a film adaptation of Stephen King’s novella The Body. The film is an Oscar Nominee, 1987 Golden Globe nominee, 1986 NBR winner, and 2022 OFTA...

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