“This is an amazing cast. You’re gonna see some power players take on some roles, so it’s gonna be a very tight show,” Todd Schaefer, producer and director, said. Continue reading Theater produces 1st musical in Black Box Theater
21 Savage’s “American Dream” tour brings St. Louis’ Hollywood Casino Amphitheater to life.
Continue reading 21 Savage’s “American Dream” tour comes to STL
From a robotic script to a cat that looks like it’s computer-generated (but is somehow, supposedly, real), “Argylle” feels completely non-human made, despite how hard it tries to be fresh. Continue reading Review: ‘Argylle’ presents over-complicated plot
“Anyone But You” (2023), a modern-take on Shakespeare’s “Much Ado About Nothing,” is a fresh take on the Shakespearean remakes of the late 90s and early 2000s. Continue reading Review: Film gives new light to romcom genre
“Recently one of my favorite (books) is ‘Field Guide to the North American Teenager’ by Ben Philippe,” Liz Forderhase, library media specialist, said. Continue reading Library commemorates Black History Month
Anyone looking for a film about two people who are connected as children and are eventually separated, but reunite despite being in two different countries years later should watch “Past Lives,” directed by Celine Song. Continue reading Film focuses on the what-ifs between lost love
“Percy Jackson and the Olympians” aired its first two episodes on Dec. 19 on Disney Plus. The series shines as a magical (and accurate) adaptation of the book series by Rick Riordian, which was originally published in 2005. Continue reading New ‘Percy Jackson’ adaptation stays true to book series
“The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” is the well-made yet questionable prequel to the “Hunger Games” movies. It follows the story of Coriolanus Snow before his presidency in the original trilogy. Continue reading Review: “The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” evokes confusion
“Priscilla,” directed by Sofia Coppola (“Lost In Translation,” “The Virgin Suicides,” “Marie Antionette,”) came out to theaters on Oct. 27. The film, based on Priscilla Presley’s memoir, “Elvis and Me,” filled its audience with mixed emotions. Continue reading Film shines light on Priscilla Presley
Starbucks holiday drinks were released for the season on Nov. 2, and include some new drinks and some traditional drinks. Continue reading Holiday drinks welcome winter spirit
For Gen Z and Millennials, zodiac signs and astrology serve as an escapism from life’s problems. Continue reading Students, staff decide: Is astrology real?
Over the past two years, music artist Taylor Swift has been re-recording her albums to reclaim ownership from Scooter Braun, who recently purchased the masters to her albums. Continue reading Students and staff reflect on ‘1989 (Taylor’s Version)’
Upon a Google search for “Thanksgiving movies,” one looking to get into the holiday spirit will be bombarded with an array of movies—few of which are actually about the holiday. Continue reading Op-ed: There should be more Thanksgiving movies
When met with lights filling a stage, actors performing and laughter echoing in the audience, efforts behind the production of a play can easily go unnoticed. Continue reading Drama department prepares for ‘Rumors’
Jazz band played at the Old Webster Jazz and Blues Festival Sept.16, from 1 to 2 p.m. Continue reading Jazz band performs at Festival
Autumn gets Gen Z excited for seasonal Starbucks drinks, Halloween and most importantly, movies. Continue reading Movies to get students in the autumn spirit
Students will celebrate Halloween in style this October with group costumes and celebrations throughout the month. Continue reading Students celebrate Halloween with elaborate costumes