Some students play sports, have jobs or just play musical instruments, but others form bands like The Jettisons and Beatrix Kiddo. The Jettisons The Jettisons consists of five juniors: Quinn Coffman (bass), Charlie Teeter (keys), Bill Harned (lead guitar), Eli… Read More ›
From killer Captain Kirk to machete wielding hockey goalies, horror movies have flooded theaters “near you” for decades. Their one purpose: to scare.
Elise Wilke-Grimm – Contributing Writer Drama department will put on the musical “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.” It will be showing Oct 25, 26, and 27 from 7-9:30 p.m.
Telltale Games shocked the games industry this month by announcing its closure, and while the future of its unfinished projects is uncertain, what’s more important is the future of the staff that created them. The adventure game developer was created… Read More ›
“Incredibles 2” is still fresh in the public’s minds, but the movie’s flashing lights controversy has mostly died out. However, if the film industry doesn’t change, intense effects will pose a threat to viewers. The film’s antagonist, Screenslaver, can brainwash… Read More ›
The winner of the two tickets to Taylor Swift’s Sept. 18, concert is freshman Anijah Rayner. Congratulations, Anijah, and thank you to everyone who entered!
Although a bad movie can be a disappointment, it’s even more tragic when a promising movie is lackluster, as is the case with the Jim Henson Company’s latest film, “The Happytime Murders.” “Happytime” portrays puppets living alongside humans, albeit they’re… Read More ›
Two tickets to Taylor Swift’s Reputation Stadium Tour at the Dome at America’s Center on Sept. 18, will be given by the ECHO to the student who most convinces entertainment columnist Josie Krueger that he/she deserves them. Fill out the… Read More ›
Director Spike Lee tells the bizarre, true story of eager rookie Ron Stallworth, played by John David Washington, the first black officer to join the Colorado Springs police department. Based on the book “Black Klansman: Race, Hate and the Undercover… Read More ›
Josie Krueger Entertainment Columnist Director Luca Guadagnino brings André Aciman’s 2007 novel to life in the film “Call Me by Your Name,” released in January 2018. Aciman described how, while hearing the director Luca Guadagnino’s plan for the end scene… Read More ›
Josie Krueger Entertainment Columnist California, sunny days and partying are the typical words to describe the famous Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. However, due to a recent controversy involving the event’s owner, Philip Anschutz, the festival has been described… Read More ›
Josie Krueger Entertainment Columnist Our Earth is important! International holiday Earth Day 2018 will take place on April 22. It should be a day to support environmental protection and appreciate this beautiful living sphere that we call the Earth. Here… Read More ›
Sean Mullins Technology Columnist Visionary filmmaker Wes Anderson, the mind behind “The Grand Budapest Hotel,” has another masterpiece on his hands. Though it suffers in developing its cast, “Isle of Dogs“ may be one of Anderson’s finest films yet. In a… Read More ›
Josie Krueger Entertainment Columnist I stood amongst the countless Sartorians who had gathered to see their idol in the flesh– renowned musician, social media star and actor Jacob Sartorius at The Pageant on Saturday, Feb. 10. Sartorius signed with RCA… Read More ›
Riley Mullgardt Print Editor “50 Shades Freed,” the third and final movie in the controversial series based of “50 Shades of Grey” by E. L. James, was released Feb. 9. The first movie brought up issues of women’s consent/respect and… Read More ›
Josie Krueger Entertainment Columnist Amidst the growing movements such as “#metoo” and “Time’s Up,” many survivors of sexual assault and abuse have bravely come forward to share their stories. Growing exposure to sexual assault stories has been met with support and… Read More ›
Photos by Caroline Fellows Evelyn Trampe Business Manager Broadway Revue was Feb. 8, and hosted by the drama department. The review gave 13 interested students the opportunity to showcase their talents through performing songs from Broadway musicals. Audience members… Read More ›
Trinity Madison Contributing Writer “For Ahkeem” is an award winning documentary. The independent film will be showing at AllWrite in February. The documentary has been shown at film festivals globally including the St. Louis International Film Festival. “For Ahkeem” is… Read More ›
Sean Mullins Technology Columnist Nintendo’s foray into mobile gaming succeeded by scaling down beloved games for mobile while retaining the key elements of their predecessors. However, its latest mobile release, “Animal Crossing Pocket Camp,” is missing the wrong elements. Animal… Read More ›
Caroline Fellows Editor-in-Chief Golden Globes host Seth Meyers stepped onstage and addressed the audience. “Good evening, ladies and remaining gentlemen,” he said. Meyers’ quip was in relation to the absence of actors, directors and writers who had been alleged with… Read More ›
Thirty-seven Webster Groves drama students saw Dr. Jon Clark receive Outstanding Administrator Award at the Missouri State Thespian Conference, which was held at the Grand Marriott in St. Louis, Jan. 10-13. Other awards included superior ratings awarded to junior Grey… Read More ›
Ethan Weihl Contributing Writer “The Hate U Give” is the debut novel of Angie Thomas. The book brings up relevant social justice issues in America, like racism, police brutality, classism and others. The book follows the story of Starr Carter…. Read More ›
Caroline Fellows Editor-in-Chief At first glance, viewers will see “Coco” as a beautiful story full of of passion, adventure and music. However, when they reflect on it later, they’ll wonder, “Wait, haven’t I seen this before?” “Coco” is Disney’s latest… Read More ›
Sean Mullins Technology Columnist Mega Man, the super fighting robot and undisputed champion of classic platforming games, is set to make his grand return for his 30th anniversary in “Mega Man 11,” coming late 2018. The Mega Man series has… Read More ›
Ashli Wagner Video Editor “Happy Death Day” has drama, jump scares and a few plot twists along the way. The thriller film is written by Scott Lobdell (“Mosaic”) and directed by Christopher Landon (“Get Out”). It stars Jessica Rothe and… Read More ›
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Josie Krueger Entertainment Columnist Countless social media users have come forward to share their experiences, their opinions, and their thoughts on sexual violence and misconduct through social media using the hashtag, “#metoo” in the past weeks of October. This “#metoo”… Read More ›
Sean Mullins Technology Columnist For over 30 years, Mario has revolutionized gaming, from his arcade origins in “Donkey Kong” to the groundbreaking “Super Mario 64.” He’s not stopping anytime soon if his newest adventure, “Super Mario Odyssey,” is evident. To… Read More ›
Emily Stisser Contributing Writer Darling Magazine is a unique, honest and evocative magazine that provokes the meaning of femininity. It empowers women, propels discussion, parades crucial authenticity and aims to be a catalyst for positive change. CEO, editor-in-chief and founder,… Read More ›
Sean Mullins Technology Columnist “Crimes of the Heart” is being performed by the drama department in the Black Box Theater at 7 p.m. on Nov. 7, 8, 9, and 10. Written by Beth Henley, the Pulitzer Prize winning play focuses… Read More ›
Cole Schnell Junior Editor “Turtles All the Way Down” by John Green, author of “The Fault in Our Stars,” is thoughtful, but disoriented. The book’s front-flap is misleading. The book is very little about a 16-year-old girl, Aza, trying… Read More ›
