23-24 Issue 8
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Chumash Day gathering shines bright
The welcoming ambiance of musicians drumming and singing indigenous songs while dancers twirled in colorful outfits had the effect of luring anyone, not just natives,...
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Tennessee’s law protects artists from Artificial Intelligence
Tennessee has recently made history as the first U.S. state to sign a legislation that protects the rights of musicians, songwriters and performers from unauthorized...
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Powerlifters carry the weight of dedication
Outside of school and behind gym doors, NPHS students are chasing their own goals and ambitions in the form of a less well known sport:...
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After decades, Godsmack has softened their style
On April 10, I had the privilege of seeing Boston-based hard rock band Godsmack at the Youtube Theater. However, this was not their standard show,...
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“Love Lies Bleeding” leaves viewers stunned
Rose Glass’s “Love Lies Bleeding” explores issues of power, obsession and the aftermath of terrible deeds with a frankness that never wavers. Clint Mansell’s creepy...
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“Final Fantasy VII: Rebirth” redefines gameplay
Final Fantasy VII is an installment of the Japanese fantasy series released in late January of 1997. The game has recently been revisited by developers...
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“Quiet on Set” exposes reality of child stardom
A new documentary exposing Nickelodeon producers, titled Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV, recently dropped on streaming platform, Max. Since then, the...