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Poor Things: Last Year’s Weirdest, and Best Movie

Javier Hills · February 13, 2024

Yorgos Lanthimos is no stranger to the odd. Between the disturbing Killing of a Sacred Deer and the absurdity of The Lobster, his films always have an air of oddness to them. Being a film industry veteran, he is a master of the craft. Nowhere is that more apparent with his new movie, Poor Things. […]

The Most Overlooked Film This Year: The Zone of Interest

Mickey Corey · February 12, 2024

The Zone of Interest is a 2023 film directed by Jonathan Glazer that is loosely based on the novel of the same title by Martin Amis. It depicts a Nazi family living their idyllic life in their dream home, which has just a wall separating their garden from the Auschwitz concentration camp.  The Zone of […]

Dot Ball: Taking Physical Education to The Next Level 

Leah Masi · February 12, 2024

Dot Ball 360°, a simple activity that incorporates cognitive, affective, and psychomotor domains, while maintaining a fun atmosphere, all the components needed for your physical education curriculum.   This activity was originated in 2022 by childhood friends Ryan St. Denis and Mike Garcia. The product is a dynamic and inclusive team sport that combines elements of […]

P1Harmony is “Killin’ It” in New Comeback Album

Andrew Oliva · February 12, 2024

After releasing their 6th mini album back in June, P1Harmony is back with their first full-length album, “Killin’ It.” Comprised of a total 10 tracks, “Killin’ It” is a fun, up-beat album that continues to solidify P1Harmony as one of the most underrated groups working in the industry. After nearly a week reflecting on this […]

Ted : TV Show Review

Andrew Poklemba · February 12, 2024

At the beginning of the year, the streaming platform Peacock released TED, a new comedy series, that predicates the iconic Ted Films. The Ted Movies are set in the 2020’s, if you are not familiar with the story; John Bennet was a kid growing up without a best friend, so he wished for one upon […]

Green Day Returns To Form… Unfortunately

Matthew Mahr · February 5, 2024

On December 31st, 2023, Green Day performed at Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest. During their performance of the song American Idiot, singer Billie Joe Armstrong altered a lyric to instead say that he’s “not a part of the MAGA agenda.” This isn’t the first time Armstrong stood against the 45th president […]

A Guide to the 96th Academy Awards

Cecile Lessard · February 5, 2024

Just one month ahead of the 96th annual Academy Awards, aka The Oscars, here’s a guide to the best films that came out of 2023 by a self-proclaimed cinephile.  It’s that time of the year again – the Oscars are here! With everything from intense dramas to movies inspired by plastic dolls up for awards, […]

Argylle Movie Review

Matt Davis-Howard · February 5, 2024

Bestselling author, Elly Conway, lives a low-profile life, while she writes her espionage style novels. That is, until she finds that the plot of her newest novel mirrors very closely some interworking’s of some actual spy networks. Now wrapped up within these networks, Elly, must determine who is friend and who is foe and not […]

2024 Oscar Nominations – HUGE Surprises and Snubs 

Andrew Oliva · January 29, 2024

The 2024 Oscar Nominations were announced last week, and with the 96th Academy Awards just around the corner, some of the nominations caused major backlash in certain categories and surprises in others. From the year’s biggest blockbusters to smaller foreign films, this article will look at all the surprises and snubs in this year’s Academy Award […]

This Barbie Won’t Win Best Director

Cecile Lessard · January 24, 2024

Greta Gerwig’s ‘Barbie’ earned eight Oscar nominations, yet the key female figures — Gerwig and Barbie herself — were notably overlooked. This oversight begs the question: Did the Academy miss the film’s essence altogether? This past Tuesday morning, the highly anticipated Oscar nominations were announced, gaining the attention of fans eagerly awaiting the outcome of […]

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