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Netflix reboot ‘The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina’ is captivating

January 9, 2019

On Oct. 26, the new adaptation of the dark, comic series The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. brings back Netflix’s tendency to reboot shows or movies from the past and it was an major hit. Besides the obvious similarities to the ‘90s sitcom Sabrina the Teenage Witch, with the...

Audience leaves horror film in a pile with many other disappointing thrillers

Avery Gregorash, A&E Editor

January 9, 2019

Filed under Arts & Entertainment

The Possession of Hannah Grace was a disappointment to horror movies and did not live up to the hype as many of the other movies did in 2018. The Possession of Hannah Grace was not an impressive horror movie. Directed by Diederik Van Rooijen and produced by Todd Garner and Sean Robins, the fil...

Petty Theft keyboardist and teacher shares his passion of music with students

Riley Hayden, Photo Editor

January 9, 2019

Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Top Stories

Steve Luthye, the music theory teacher and keyboardist to Dallas cover band Petty Theft, exemplifies perfectly what it means to be an educator through constant nurturing of his students, and a surplus of hands on knowledge about his subject. As a kid, Luthye knew he wanted to be a teacher, both o...

New restaurant in Plano attracts anglers around town

Riley Hayden, Photo Editor

January 8, 2019

Filed under Arts & Entertainment

Plano has started attracting new and unique restaurants such as Flying Fish, part of the Heritage Creekside development and owned by restaurateur Shannon Wynne, offers customers an affordable but also tasteful take on cajun cuisine. Flying Fish is one of many projects headed by Wynne in north...

Red Dead Online: a convincing tale of the Wild West

Tyler Luker, Staff Writer

December 11, 2018

Filed under Arts & Entertainment

Eight years after the release of Game of the Year award winner “Red Dead Redemption,” game developer giant Rockstar Games released its much anticipated third installment in the popular Red Dead series on the Xbox One and PlayStation 4, titled “Red Dead Redemption II” on Oct. 26. ...

Bohemian Rhapsody flaunts Freddie Mercury’s glory

Ethan Nguyen, Online editor-in-chief

December 6, 2018

Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Top Stories

At first glance, Bohemian Rhapsody, released Nov. 2, is a movie depiction of the great Freddie Mercury of Queen, a 1970’s rock band that shook the world, dramatizing the internal struggles of Mercury’s personal life. The PG-13 film tracks the spectacular uprising of a British roc...

The Grinch is a hysterical and wholesome film for children

Lochan Mourty, Staff Writer

November 26, 2018

Filed under Arts & Entertainment

The Grinch, an animated remake of the classic Dr. Seuss tale about the one who stole Christmas, is a funny and lighthearted film for people of all ages to enjoy this holiday season. Released on Nov. 9, the movie follows the story of the Grinch, who has isolated himself and his obedien...

Book The Hate U Give turned into movie

Isis Kazadi, Opinion Editor

November 5, 2018

Filed under Arts & Entertainment

The Hate U Give is the film adaption of Angie Thomas’s young adult novel that follows 16-year-old, Starr Carter (Amandla Stenberg), as she journeys to find her voice after witnessing the death of her friend by a police officer. Thomas’ book is phenomenal and the positive response it received almost...

Spider-Man video game finally released

Savannah Anderson, Staff Writer

November 5, 2018

Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Video Games

On June 13, 2016 Marvel Studios took their franchise to the gaming world when announced its collaboration with Insomniac Games. The game was called “Spider-Man,” for PlayStation only. Pre-orders started going by left and right. As the public raved about the friendly neighborhood web slinger until...

Fall fashion trends

Lochan Mourty, Staff Writer

November 5, 2018

Filed under Arts & Entertainment

Female fashion trends from the 80s are coming back in style, seen in both global events such as Paris Fashion Week and in more local settings such as school campuses. The 80s were the age of bold and daring fashion statements for women. Many ensembles sported bold and bright colors, and monochrome...

The Miseducation of Cameron Post

Amelia Bautz, Staff Writer

September 26, 2018

Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Books & Food, Top Stories

The Miseducation of Cameron Post, written by Emily M. Danforth in 2012, does an excellent job of representing homosexual people, and providing a firsthand perspective on the practice of gay conversion therapy and its effects on those who are subjected to it. The plot of The Miseducation of Cameron P...

Troye Sivan releases new album ‘Bloom’

Savannah Anderson, Staff Writer

September 26, 2018

Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Music

Singer songwriter, Troye Sivan released his sophomore album Bloom on Aug. 31, to the delight of his fans, who have been impatiently waiting for three years to hear a new album. His new album may only contain 10 songs, however it’s very different from his previous album, Blue Neighborhood, for many...

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