All posts tagged "tv"
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Rewatching shows builds lasting comfort
Rewatching a TV show might seem as exciting as reheating leftovers, but it can end up being more satisfying and worthwhile than risking your time...
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“Heated Rivalry” gives queer athletes a voice
“Heated Rivalry,” a series about two young hockey rivals who fall in love, has skated to popularity and won the hearts of all kinds of...
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“Stranger Things” ends, but the questions persist
From the beginning, I loved Stranger Things because it was unpredictable and intense. The tension is what made the series memorable. Season Five Volume Two,...
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The Summer I Realized Enjoyment is More Important than Quality
The roaring question, “Team Jereimah or Team Conrad,” has overtaken every aspect of my life. From hallway chatter to an endless vortex of social media...
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“A Good Girl’s Guide To Murder” brings the popular book series to life
What would you do for the truth? The film adaptation of the beloved YA book “A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder,” by Holly Jackson, was...
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‘Capote Vs. the Swans’ tells a swimmingly good story
“Capote Vs. The Swans” is the newest addition to the Ryan Murphy series called “Feud.” The second season is based on the famous group of...
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Kristen Bell saves underwhelming storyline
With the first episode debuting on Jan. 28, the new Netflix show “The Woman Across the Street from the Girl in the Window” has become...
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The Golden Globes makes a mockery of talent
The Golden Globes nominations this year were a spit on the diverse scope of talented people in the industry and the progress entertainment has begun...
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Yearbook introduces new features for 50th Anniversary
Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the famous Pawprint Yearbook, yearbook staff decided to add new features from their yearbook provider, Josten’s, for students to enjoy...