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Taylor Swift movie poster.

Taylor Swift stadium film: are you “…Ready For It?”

Lucia Peshek November 20, 2023

After ten albums, four re-recordings, and 243 songs, Taylor Swift made the executive decision to go on what she calls “The Eras Tour”. After Swift noticed that many of her fans were left unhappy when...

Amber Moore (Rose McIver) stares lovingly into Prince Richard’s (Ben Lamb) eyes at the Christmas Eve Ball. (Photo courtesy of IMDb)

A Christmas Prince: Royally Awful— And I Can’t Wait To See It Again

Sage Gilliland, Copy Editor November 20, 2023

A Christmas Prince is so cheesy it would send a lactose-intolerant person into anaphylactic shock. The representation was dubious. The cinematography was about as bland as expired milk. The romance was...

The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We album cover

The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We review

Nicole Antczak November 16, 2023

Human beings are good at a lot of things: throwing things, running around, and being sad. The last one is probably the easiest to do. See, throwing things and running around take effort to do. You have...

Album cover of the Zach Bryan album.

Review of Zach Bryan’s New Album: Zach Bryan

Zoe Brown, Knight TV Sports Director November 9, 2023

After Zach Bryan released his incredible album “American Heartbreak” on May 20, 2022, fans knew it was going to be a hard one to top. But on August 25, 2032, he released his new album titled Zach Bryan,...

A review of Ken Carson’s “A Great Chaos”

A review of Ken Carson’s “A Great Chaos”

Jonah Silverman, Sports Reporter November 9, 2023

Green Room -9.3/10 Starting out with a very catchy synth-wave intro going into a very catchy and hard beat, this song is a very strong opener for what will turn out to be an incredible album. Best line:...

The 5 greatest zombie-slayers in (video game) history

The 5 greatest zombie-slayers in (video game) history

Xander Adkins, Copy Editor October 30, 2023

Zombies. The cornerstone of every successful horror movie, TV show, video game and thing ever. Could you survive a zombie apocalypse? No. Absolutely not. Nada. As much as we all like to think so, a...

(Photo from Drake’s Instagram: @champagnepapi)

“For All The Dogs” brings some heat, but relatively bores

Joe Peters, Sports Reporter October 27, 2023

Drake’s highly anticipated album “For All The Dogs” has arrived. Below, I dive into it track by track, and share my thoughts and feelings (honest & unbiased). Let’s go.  Virginia Beach:  Drake...

(Photo from Netflix trailer)

The wonderful story of Henry Sugar nests a tight, amusing tale

Dylan Maye, Arts & Entertainment Reporter October 18, 2023

Back in September of 2022, Netflix purchased the rights to childrens’ author Roald Dahl’s body of work, amid a tumultuous period of debate over his books’ content. They started making plans for adaptations...

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Too early for spooks? Not if they’re spoofs!

Justin Peabody, Copy Editor September 27, 2023

It’s the end of September, and that means it’s time to carve those Jack-O-Lanterns, string up those orange and purple lights, stick those spooky gel decals on your windows, and watch movies horrifying...

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This album will make you spill your ‘GUTS’ out

Tessa Trylovich, Managing Editor September 20, 2023

Once again, Olivia Rodrigo has blessed us with another purple-colored album, giving us breakup songs and teenage rage all in one. While similar to her debut album, Rodrigo has become much more mature and...

Backlash online resulted from images like these from the Maestro trailer (Photo from Netflix trailers)

What it means to be a Jewish film-goer

Dylan Maye, Arts & Entertainment Reporter September 17, 2023

Aaron Marnstein had been going to the movies for years and years, and never really had a problem with feeling under-represented in the films he watched. Every time Marnstein, a Jewish man, sat in front...

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