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ProspectorNow

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Looking Forward to 2022 Fashion

Looking Forward to 2022 Fashion

Kaylie Pasternak, Managing Editor March 9, 2022

I hit that point in the year. As spring arrived, I once again peered into my closet, realizing the once trendy clothes I took pride in were now obsolete in the fashion world. I remember putting my previously...

Horizon Forbidden West hits the mark

“Horizon Forbidden West” hits the mark

Chris Rodriguez, Sports Reporter March 4, 2022

Now I don’t think there’s ever been a moment where I have played a Playstation exclusive and thought, “man, that sucked.” So I’m more than happy (and unsurprisingly) to be able to say “Horizon...

image courtesy of Polygon.

“Death on the Nile” Review – Killing in Style

Kevin Lynch, Editor-in-Chief February 22, 2022

A rich heiress. A complicated love triangle. A brilliant detective. A February box office with nothing to watch but “Uncharted” and reruns of “Spider-Man.” These are the ingredients that Kenneth...

photo courtesy of Bud Light.

The Five Best Commercials of Super Bowl LVI

Kevin Lynch, Editor-in-Chief February 14, 2022

With the historic victory of my beloved Rams in Super Bowl LVI, the only way I can think of to celebrate this momentous occasion for the people of Los Angeles is by giving even more attention to already-overhyped...

President Orlean, played by Meryl Streep, speaks to her supporters at a re-election rally while wearing a hat with the slogan: “don’t look up.” (photo courtesy of Niko Tavernise/Netflix)

“Don’t Look Up” Falls Short of Low Expectations

Alyssa Schulz, Editor-in-Chief February 7, 2022

I’ll be the first to say that I’m not the biggest fan of political satire. It often comes off as annoying and the writers always seem to try too hard to achieve the repetitive message of how terrible...

“Downwell” Innovates Mobile Platformer

“Downwell” Innovates Mobile Platformer

Joey Delahunty, Executive Online Editor January 25, 2022

Phone games have something of a reputation for being cheap cash grabs. They’re full of invasive ads, pay-to-win microtransactions and countless other predatory methods of trying to sap money away from...

photo courtesy of Esquire.

Top 5 Movies of 2021

Kevin Lynch, Editor-in-Chief January 25, 2022

After a year of desperately waiting around for literally any movie at all to release, 2021 seemed to open the floodgates and deliver plenty of the experiences movie fans like myself had been missing in...

Disney+s MCU Shows Becoming Too Formulaic With Release of Hawkeye

Disney+’s MCU Shows Becoming Too Formulaic With Release of “Hawkeye”

Cameron Sullivan, Online Editor-in-Chief January 24, 2022

Disney+ has just released their best show yet with the release of “Hawkeye,” which first aired on the streaming service on Nov. 24, 2021 and the season finale being aired on Dec. 22, 2021. Sorry I...

Dancing Around the World: A Look Back at Prospect Dance Show 2021

Dancing Around the World: A Look Back at Prospect Dance Show 2021

Emma Letzig and Alyssa Degan January 24, 2022

Every semester hundreds of students are enrolled in dance as their P.E class at Prospect. Students use their class time to choreograph and practice dances in preparation for the end-of-semester show. The...

Chole Gong’s Debut Duology Review

Chole Gong’s Debut Duology Review

Claire Wynkoop, Executive In-Depth Editor January 21, 2022

A madness silently overtaking the streets of Shanghai. A young, female heir to the Scarlet Gang returns home in hopes of earning her family's favor. The heir to the White Flowers, along with his two best...

The Book of Boba Fett Puts Fan Favorite in Spotlight

“The Book of Boba Fett” Puts Fan Favorite in Spotlight

Finley Moss, Entertainment Reporter January 21, 2022

Finally, after 43 years, the legendary Boba Fett gets his own show. The pop-culture icon first appeared not on the big screen, but at the San Anselmo Country Fair parade in 1978. He was then featured in...

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