by Kyla Sanchez ‘22 For all House of Gucci that covers in a 28 year timeline of generational power, wealth, iconic fashion, jealousy, murder, and more over the span of more than two hours, it ends up feeling like an empty film. What could’ve been a campy delight, a bone-chilling, realistic drama, or something entirely new ends up being a … Read More
by Peyton Blumenfeld ‘22 Okay, 3, 2, 1 … Let’s jam. Netflix has attempted to re-imagine one of the most influential anime of the past 20 years. Cowboy Bebop, the beloved space-western, neo-noir classic, has been adapted into a live-action series of the same name. Set in the year 2071, Earth is almost inhabitable, so the whole solar system has … Read More
by Lauren Frank ‘23 Love, passion, self-forgiveness, and heartbreak are all revealed in a stunning and complex new album by English singer and songwriter Adele. Nearly six years ago, Adele released her renowned album 25. Now making her long-awaited return, Adele wows fans with 30, a lyrical and emotional masterpiece, opening up about the hardships in her recent years and … Read More
by Perri Williams ‘23 Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak shocked fans with the announcement of their album An Evening with Silk Sonic in late February. The unexpected pop and R&B duo released its first song on the album March 3, and “Leave the Door Open” starts with an amazing instrumental intro that leads into the smooth, soul-filled vocal performance by … Read More
by Andrew Papalia ’24 When Riverdale debuted its first season in early 2017, it was renowned among viewers of all ages for being a dark murder mystery and having a vast selection of characters with complex backgrounds and personal stories. Although the initial start of the show was well received, user reviews of the seasons since then have greatly declined … Read More
by Audrey Farris ‘25 Courtney Barnett is back with her first album since 2018, Things Take Time, Take Time, released on November 12 right before she embarks on an American concert tour. The new album had a predominantly mellow tone which is reminiscent of her first album, and all of the songs are filled with twinkly guitar, groovy bass lines, … Read More
By Alex Braun ‘23 In the wake of Squid Game, the Korean show that has amassed more than 140 million views on Netflix, many people’s eyes have been opened to the world of international tv shows and movies. One of my personal favorites is the Spanish show La Casa De Papel, or its English title, Money Heist. The show has … Read More
by Liam Trump ‘24 After the disaster that was 2016’s Ghostbusters, Jason Reitman, the son of the original film’s director, is ready to bring the franchise back to its roots. Taking place 37 years after the events of Ghostbusters (1984), Ghostbusters: Afterlife follows Trevor (played by Finn Wolfhard) and Phoebe (played by Mckenna Grace) as they move into their recently … Read More
by Reade Fenner ‘22 Due to issues with the ownership of her first six studio albums, American musician Taylor Swift announced in November of 2020 that she planned to re-record these albums, labeling them Taylor’s Version. Following the re-recording of her second studio album, Fearless, Swift has now recreated her fourth album, Red. Released on November 12, Red (Taylor’s Version) … Read More
by Tori Newby ‘22 Celebrating the return to in-person performances, Sherwood Theatre put on a production of The Little Mermaid from November 18-21, directed by theater teacher Elizabeth Kominski. The musical, based on the 1989 Disney movie, follows the story of the mermaid princess Ariel (played by double-casted seniors Emily Scholl and Kate Diuguid) who ventures to the world above … Read More