Entertainment

  • “Nosferatu” invokes classic horrors for modern audiences

    “Nosferatu” invokes classic horrors for modern audiences

    “Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror” was released as a silent film in 1922, and created a fan base for gothic horror, one that pushed for the making of more, similar movies. The vampire is held in similar regards to Dracula as far as movie vampires go. Almost a century after the initial film, Robert…

  • “Mufasa: The Lion King” just can’t wait to be king

    “Mufasa: The Lion King” just can’t wait to be king

    “The Lion King” is one of the most beloved and popular Disney movies, and “Mufasa” lived up to all of its glory. Going into the film, I had high expectations, as since I was a child, I have always loved “The Lion King” and the music was a staple in my household. The movie…

  • Student vs. Teacher

    Student vs. Teacher

    Krish Devgania, junior VS. Vanessa Denchfield   Who sings the song “BIRDS OF A FEATHER?” Denchfield: Billie Eilish Devgania: I don’t know A: Billie Eilish (1-0) Denchfield is the “GREATEST!”   2. What is the name of our school mascot? Denchfield: I don’t know, a panther Devgania: Dynamite A: Dynamite (1-1) Devgania’s answer was…

  • Please end the plague of live-action remakes

    Please end the plague of live-action remakes

    Just recently, the teaser for the live-action “How to Train Your Dragon” dropped on YouTube to the tune of 18 million views and endless comments praising its “faithfulness” to the original movie. To be honest, I was quite shocked by how positive the reaction from the public was, as this movie did not seem…

  • We’re having an all night revival

    We’re having an all night revival

    As the lights dim and the crowd sits anxious, the tune of “Overtime” starts to play. The stage lights up red and blue and the stadium goes wild.  I first fell in love with Zach Bryan’s music after my older sister introduced me to the song “Something in the Orange.” I immediately loved how…

  • Seasonal shows bring comfort for the colder days

    Seasonal shows bring comfort for the colder days

    As the leaves change and the smell of beach days and salt water is replaced with warm cinnamon and the looming feeling of finals, a good, bingeable show is non-negotiable for the perfect night in. Fortunately, as I scour through the endless entertainment on Netflix, there are a few series that pop out as…

  • Student v. Teacher

    Student v. Teacher

    Emma Lindroth, Senior VS. Eric Lindroth, Photography 1.How many snowflakes fall each year? Emma: “400 trillion” Eric: “250 trillion” Answer: 1 septillion Only a couple trillion off. (0-0) 2. Emma: “Alaska” Eric: “Alaska” Answer: Alaska Hopefully they don’t freeze up. (1-1) 3. What is the famous ballet performed during the holiday season? Emma: “Nutcracker”…

  • “Gladiator II” leaves audiences “entertained”

    “Gladiator II” leaves audiences “entertained”

    24 years ago, “Gladiator” was released into theaters. Since then, the film has continuously grown in fame and reputation. With the relatively minimal CGI and stunning performances by actors such as Russell Crowe, Joaquin Phoenix and Connie Nielsen, it was no wonder the film garnered such a positive reception. In addition to these factors,…

  • Moana 2 did not go far enough

    Moana 2 did not go far enough

    Following its beloved original, “Moana 2” has already made 389 million dollars in box offices. However, the sequel hardly compares to the original “Moana.” “Moana 2” shows an aged Moana who receives a vision from her ancestors and sails across the ocean with a crew of three other villagers to find the island Motufetu,…

  • Tyler the Creator’s “CHROMOKOPIA” fills the “Noid”

    Tyler the Creator’s “CHROMOKOPIA” fills the “Noid”

    “Daring, I” kept falling in love with Tyler the Creator’s seventh studio album, “CHROMOKOPIA.” This album has 14 songs, plays for 54 minutes and features other famous artists like Daniel Caesar and GloRilla. Tyler the Creator’s hands-on role in the development of every creative project he releases is admirable. Tyler writes and produces each…