Whether people have childhood memories of watching Disney movies or are catching up with everyone, “Ratatouille” a (Family/Comedy) released in June. 2007 is a great example of a movie, this generation grew up with.
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Will ‘Harry’s House’ be soundtrack of summer?
“In this world, it’s just us / You know it’s not the same as it was,” Harry Styles sings in his “Harry’s House” lead single, “As It Was.”
Released on April 1, this powerful, vulnerable, and incredibly dance-able tune foreshadows what promises to be a unique third album for Styles.
Cast shares preparation for ‘Harvey’
“Harvey is not a fluff piece. Harvey is a very smart, well-written comedy, so I thought I want to do Harvey because about eight years ago we had planned to do Harvey,” drama teacher Todd Schaefer said.
Review: Charli XCX CRASHES charts with new album
Twitter’s favorite British pop star Charli XCX has returned with her fifth studio album “CRASH.” In true XCX-fashion, the album leaked on Twitter weeks prior, but its official release date was March 18.
Music makes for powerful outlet, more than just a noise
With the image of teenage musicians being loud and uncaring, Webster student musicians are here to change the narrative.
Review: ‘Euphoria’ season 2 lacks eye glitter
Every teen’s favorite show and new Sunday night ritual “Euphoria” returned for its highly-anticipated second season on Jan. 9.
Editors determine what’s ‘in’ and what’s ‘out’
If you all are familiar with the concept of a collab, that’s what this is. The senior editors of the Echo are back this time with the “In’s and Out’s of 2022.”
Parks’ Perspective: Is ‘Scream’ ‘favorite scary movie’-worthy?
The latest and fifth installment of the iconic, comedic and meta slasher franchise “Scream” hit theaters on Jan. 14, and I’m definitely answering the phone for this movie.
Drama department to put on ‘Reflection’ play
Drama is producing “Reflection” on March 11, at the Jerry R. Knight auditorium at 7 p.m. Tickets will cost $10.
St. Louis venues offer gluten-free cuisine
Good gluten free food can be exceptionally hard to find when trying to eat out, grocery shop, or even find a sweet treat, although St. Louis does have a lot of places that accommodate the gluten free community.
Review: ‘Riverdale’ returns with 5-episode special event and new name
“Riverdale” returned for its sixth season with a 5 episode special event on Nov. 16, but with a different town name. However, the town’s name is not the only thing that has changed.
Review: New hit game app ‘Retro Bowl’ proves simple yet successful
“Retro Bowl,” an 8-bit themed game produced by Retro New Star Games has reached No. 1 on most downloads and is currently rated as the No.1 free game to download on the Apple App Store.
Review: Starbucks wins peppermint coffee competition
I rated four drinks based on six categories on a scale from one to five, one being the worst, five being the best. The first category was presentation, how cute is the drink, does it look good?
The second category was peppermint to coffee ratio, one being mostly coffee and five being mostly pepperminty.
Review: ‘Queer as Folk’ portrays honest look at gay life in America
“Queer as Folk (US)” was a television show that ran on Showtime from 2000-2005. It was one of the first genuine looks at gay life from a gay perspective to ever air on American television.
Review: New star studded action film is Netflix’s biggest budget movie to date
“Red Notice” is a brand new action and comedy film starring Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Ryan Reynolds and Gal Gadot. The movie has a lot of good aspects, but on most fronts, it falls short.
Review: ‘Elf’–Is It Worth The Hype?
Everyone knows the movie “Elf,” or at least has heard of it. Will Ferrell brings a new kind of joy to Christmas during this movie.
Review: ‘Princess Switch’ decided best royalty-themed Christmas Movie on Netflix
As the holiday season approaches, so does the time for watching holiday-themed feel-good movies. As fans of this genre know, a popular trope is the royalty trope. Netflix has a wide variety of these films.
Ava’s Anecdotes: Taylor Swift re-releases, remembers ‘Red’ all too well
“Red” came out when I was 11 years old. The original album was a staple on my iPod; my mom and I both have distinct memories belting “I Knew You Were Trouble” driving in the car on the way to my dance classes.