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Sleepless nights: ‘Midnights’ review side B

Maddie Bataille3 years ago3 years ago012 mins

Taylor Swift connects with fans in one of her most vulnerable albums “Midnights.” Graphic By: Maddie Bataille | Photo Editor Can I ask you a question? Have you been listening to this album nonstop too? On Oct. 22, Taylor Swift’s “Midnights” broke the record for the most streamed album in a day, according to Spotify….

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The 1975 delivers fifth studio album after two year hiatus

Aidan Cahill3 years ago2 years ago07 mins

The 1975’s newest album, “Being Funny in a Foreign Language,” brings a refreshing sound for their fans. PHOTO CREDIT: readdork.com The 1975 has returned to form with their newest record, “Being Funny in a Foreign Language,” the fifth album from the British indie-electro pop group which gives a breath of fresh air to their fans….

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Sleepless nights: ‘Midnights’ review side A

Maddie Bataille3 years ago3 years ago013 mins

Taylor Swift connects with fans in one of her most vulnerable albums “Midnights.” Graphic By: Maddie Bataille | Photo Editor At 11 p.m., I put the kettle on the stove to make a cup of tea. At 11:02 p.m., I lit my favorite candle. By 11:36 p.m., my roommate and her friend walked in the…

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My Guilty Pleasure: “The Greatest Showman”

Dylan Hubbard3 years ago3 years ago08 mins

A love for musicals, “The Greatest Showman” is found to be a guilty pleasure. PHOTO CREDIT: tvinsider.com Whether by nature or nurture, I have grown into a very cynical person… unless someone flips on a movie musical.  The wonders of Disneyworld and the power of wishing upon a star are now as flat and hollow…

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Rewatch, Rewind, Review: “Dolphin Tale”

Alexa Potamianos3 years ago3 years ago06 mins

Unignorable from cringe, “A Dolphin’s Tale,” is a childhood favorite. PHOTO CREDIT: Hulu.com After a long week of school, classes, homework and clubs, sometimes I just want to come home and watch a nostalgic movie to unwind.  There is truly something about watching something from your childhood that brings a sense of comfort and untouched…

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A Month in Music: September 2022 Edition

Leah Popovic3 years ago3 years ago07 mins

Popular actress Maya Hawke released a compelling second album this past month. PHOTO CREDIT: Pitchfork.com September had me falling for some of the most heartfelt and attentive music releases of this year.  Recognized mainly for her role as Robin in the “Stranger Things” series, Maya Hawke dropped her second studio album entitled “Moss.” If there’s…

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Stray Kids continue momentum in second album this year

David Broccoli3 years ago3 years ago07 mins

After the release of their ninth mini album, K-pop band Stray Kids hit the charts once again. PHOTO CREDIT: Twitter.com/stray_kids K-pop band Stray Kids released their ninth mini album “Maxident” on Oct. 7 and topped the charts for the second time this year. The band originally caught attention this year with their eighth mini album…

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Unpopular Opinion: fall tops all

Keyla Lopez3 years ago3 years ago05 mins

It’s officially October, and the fall foliage is turning up as the temperature begins to drop while coffee shops are introducing their staple autumn drinks. Some people love the new season for a few weeks while some people dread it as the summer heat fades away and the daytime becomes shorter. Nonetheless, fall is my…

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Love Letter To: ‘Spider Man 2’

Anthony Castro-Paulino3 years ago3 years ago06 mins

A love letter to “Spider-Man 2.” Illustration by: Matt Fabrizio Whether you’re into superheroes or not, I think it’s admittedly hard for anyone to expect much from recent superhero films.  Though there definitely have been some especially great films in the past few years, most superhero movies are somewhat stale (think, “Morbius” or “Eternals”, both…

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Director’s debut film ‘Thoroughbreds’ delivers on all levels

Dylan Hubbard3 years ago3 years ago09 mins

Originally intended to take place on a stage, “Thoroughbreds” is a sleek directorial debut. PHOTO CREDIT: The New York Times Everybody has one movie that they love more than anyone else, claiming it as their own and gatekeeping the title from others, knowing that it’s too good to share.  The movie that fits that bill…

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