Contributing writer Ben Miller reports on his quest to find St. Louis’ best bagel.
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Drama Department to perform ‘The Meta Plays’
Theatre during a pandemic presents several challenges for all involved. The drama department has in spite of this put on multiple productions including recently, “The Glass Menagerie” and now “The Meta Plays.” Photo by Zeke La Mantia
Review: ‘Minari’ tells story with heart-warming visuals
“Minari” has shaken the history of Academy Awards with heart-warming visuals.
Released in 2020, “Minari” introduces the scenic life on the rural farmland of Arkansas with a mischievous seven-year-old boy, David, and a careless tomboyish grandmother who, “sleep in boyshorts.”
93rd Oscars has overflow of ‘firsts’
The 93rd Academy Award ceremony saw an influx of firsts, with numerous women and individuals of color being recognized.
The award show has been occurring since 1929. With how long the awards show has been going on, one may think that there are not many “firsts” to be expected. The 93rd Academy Awards proved this wrong.
Voices of Webster: Marvel’s ‘WandaVision’ tries to be classic sitcom
Staff writer Calvin Lescher shares his views on Disney’s “WandaVision.”
Marvel’s ‘WandaVision’ tries to be classic sitcom
“WandaVision’’ is a show that was released to Disney+ on Jan. 15. It does a great job of looking like an old fashion sitcom, and its story was enjoyable for people to watch.
Guerilla Street Food impresses with Filipino staples
Ben Miller Contributing Writer Located at 43 S Old Orchard Avenue, Guerilla Street Food is almost a hidden gem. While it is a well-known restaurant, its odd location next to the Great Clips in a small strip mall makes it… Read More ›
Reporter compares St. Louis chocolate-covered strawberries
Chocolate covered strawberries are popular near Valentine’s Day. Chocolate covered strawberries can be made at home, but several places around Webster do sell chocolate strawberries.
2020 brings 4th adaption of ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’
While some may have never seen any version of the Grinch themselves, his name is so famous that everyone at least knows the story.
When someone seems to be out of the Christmas spirit, they’re often labeled as the Grinch. The allusion all children, across multiple generations can identify with green skin and a pointy nose.
Holiday lights still to be seen during Covid
Every year around the holiday season, numerous areas around St. Louis are seen decorating with lights.
Review: Starbucks releases holiday drinks
Starbucks released this year’s holiday drinks on Nov. 6. The lineup includes the hot drinks Peppermint Mocha, Toasted White Chocolate Mocha, Caramel Brulée Latte, Chestnut Praline Latte and Eggnog Latte.
Review: Writer ranks chicken nugget offerings
Chicken nuggets are a true work of art. They are the pinnacle of food. The goal set out to be completed was locating the best chicken nugget of all time.
Review: Malik’s ‘Better’ leaves fans wanting more
Izzy Poole Contributing Writer “Better” by Zayn Malik is the first song and music video to be released off of his upcoming album. “Better” came out on Sept. 24, at midnight EST. The music video is based around the main… Read More ›
‘Super Mario 3D All-Stars’ receives mixed reviews
After over five months of on and off rumors on the subject, “Super Mario 3D All-Stars” was revealed by Nintendo on Sept. 3, as a new collection of three classic 3D games from the series.
2020 acts as real zombie movie: Echo reviews best of pandemic movies
Horror movies have always been a passtime of choice for many during the Halloween season,but with the current pandemic, some movies might be hitting a little too close to home.
With the new influx of pandemic/outbreak movies coming to streaming services, people are able to see a fictionalized portrayal of their own current lives.
Parks Perspective: ‘Hubie Halloween’ does not inspire
“Hubie Halloween,” Netflix’s latest star-studded project, features Adam Sandler and almost the entire “Saturday Night Live” alumni in spooky New England. While not a typical Halloween movie, it is a typical Adam Sandler movie.
Stisser’s Scoop: Lil Nas X inspires change within industry
Montero Lamar Hill, known in the music industry as Lil Nas X, recently made Grammy history as the first black openly gay artist nominated in top categories and winning two awards.
‘Changes’ fails to meet fans’ expectations
Justin Bieber is back, releasing his newest album, “Changes,” on Feb. 14.
This is the 25-year-old artist’s first album since 2015, cultivating much fan anticipation for his return.
‘Little Women’ leaves big impact
Based on the 1868 novel by Louisa May Alcott, the 2019 film, directed by Greta Gerwig, “Little Women” took to theaters Dec. 25, bringing in $113.6 million.
Miller’s ‘Circles’ completes ‘Swimming’
Emily Stisser Entertainment Columnist Malcolm McCormick’s, known publicly as Mac Miller, posthumous album, “Circles,” was released Jan. 17. In relation to Miller’s previous album, “Swimming” (2018), “Circles” was thoughtfully named in connection, creating a “swimming in circles” ideology. According to… Read More ›
Stisser’s Scoop: ‘Fine Line’ illustrates transition, honesty
Harry Styles has made his long awaited return.
Harry Styles’ second album, “Fine Line,” came out on Dec. 13.
Comprehensive in soulful guitar riffs, rich imagery and unparalleled background vocals throughout, “Fine Line” asserts Styles continued 70s influence.
‘Frozen II’ lets standards go
Going into “Frozen 2,” there were high expectations fluttering the room due to how amazing the first “Frozen” was. Unfortunately, these expectations were not met.
