Marvel Cinematic Universe Series Asks “What If?” Features Alternate Versions of Characters, Events From the Mega-Franchise Madison Palmieri ’22 Die-hard fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe are no strangers to discussions of “what if” an event in the franchise had turned out a different way. From those who question why Tony Stark had to die […]
Album Preview: Red (Taylor’s Version) Fans Ready to Feel “Happy, Free, Confused, and Lonely in the Best Way” Olivia Riportella ’25 Swifties: the time is near. Red (Taylor’s Version) will officially be out next week. For those who are not Swifties, do not worry: here is everything you need to know about Taylor Swift’s latest […]
A Spooky Good Time Local “Moon Raid” Festival Provides Halloween Entertainment Jack Downey ’23 Obviously, there were quite a few events happening this Halloween. Not only were there fewer COVID-19 restrictions than last year, but the weather was also immaculate despite all the terrible weather in the past week, with the sun bursting forth from […]
Book Review: Kristin Hannah’s The Great Alone Domestic Horror in an Alaskan Wonderland Tully Mahoney ’23 Trigger Warning: The following article is a review of a novel that deals with topics such as domestic abuse. This issue is only lightly touched on in the article, but is described in detail in the novel. The Great […]
“We Never Go Out of Style” Fall Fashion Trends That Never Miss Riley Coyne ’24 Fashion trends tend to fluctuate often, with new styles developing as quickly as the seasons change. One thing, however, remains constant: fall is always an exciting season for fashion trends. Indeed, the autumn weather being a happy medium between blazing […]
A Closer Look at The Life Support Tour Madison Beer’s Authentic Connection With Her Audience Talia Rueda ’23 Madison Beer has finally made her touring debut eight months after her first album, Life Support, was released. She has added an exuberance to the world of pop, not only with her histrionic tendencies, but also with […]
Van Gogh Watercolor to be Sold at Auction A Look at Wheatstacks‘ Complicated History Claudia Fennell ’24 In 1888, famous artist Vincent van Gogh traveled to the French countryside while he was in poor health. While there, he became infatuated with the farming lands around him, which inspired him to create several watercolor paintings depicting “Meules […]
Yet Another Breakup Rocks Bachelor Nation Does the Bachelor Franchise Live Up to Its Premise? Grace O’Connor ’22 The Bachelor franchise consists of a beloved set of shows based on the premise of bringing together a couple that will live happily ever after—or does it? On the most recent season of The Bachelorette, lead Katie […]
The Life of a Suburban Serial Killer You Season Three Offers Entertainment and Horror Claudia Fennell ’24 When the first season of the popular television show You began streaming on Netflix in 2018, over 40 million people watched its ten episodes in suspense. The plot followed protagonist Joe Goldberg, a bookstore manager in New York […]
Album Review: Chelsea Cutler’s When I Close My Eyes Cutler Displays Growth and Gratitude on Her Sophomore Album Riley Coyne ’24 Not many people have what it takes to give up their current life to pursue their dream, but Chelsea Cutler does. Growing up, music was always something she was passionate about, and her parents […]