By Milan Polk ’16 Fox’s advertising shows it is excited to premiere “The Last Man on Earth” on March 1, but it looks like its intended money-maker most likely will not last. “The Last Man on Earth” stars former “Saturday Night Live” cast member Will Forte as Phil Miller, the last man alive in the year 2020 after a virus … Read More
By Lauren Cosca ’15 Many movies producers have made the mistake of trying to hold onto to popular movie series too long. Writer Luc Besson and director Oliver Megaton show this to be true with the production of “Taken 3” starring Liam Neeson. The first movie in this series was a huge hit with an exciting plot of a man … Read More
By Leo Corman ’15 December 18 marked a bittersweet moment for myself and almost 2.5 million other viewers: Stephen Colbert’s final performance on “The Colbert Report.” Colbert will take over the “Late Show” for David Letterman on September 8, but he will leave his hilarious alter ego behind. For those not familiar with it, “The Colbert Report” was a fake … Read More
By Madison Dymond ’16 American pop-punk band Fall Out Boy released their sixth studio album, “American Beauty/American Psycho,” on January 20. After the immense success of their previous album, “Save Rock and Roll,” “AB/AP” was highly anticipated by fans, and it does not disappoint. Prior to the new album’s release, the band released the third song from their album titled … Read More
By Gianna Bartolini ‘15 The performing arts are sectors of entertainment that involve intensive training from a young age with the goal of perfection. Many students in our school, those striving to become professional entertainers or who simply have a passion for performing, face the challenge of balancing their schoolwork between their training, rehearsing and performing schedules. Many times when … Read More
By Allie Pino ’15 Weddings can be terrific, fun and slightly dysfunctional events that people feel they have to put all their time and energy into. In the bromantic comedy “The Wedding Ringer,” Kevin Hart and Josh Gad team up to portray a forged friendship that turns real as the “player” discovers his own life may be as pitiable as … Read More
By Gianna Bartolini ’15 Pucker up! A trend that began late last spring and has carried into fall and winter 2014 is lipstick becoming an integral part of any girl’s daily make-up routine. In the past, many teenagers have shied away from the cosmetic, believing it to be necessary only for special occasions, or that it was reserved for old … Read More
By Zach Stubblefield ‘15 The autumn play, “Cinderella,” was a huge success. It was shown on November 14, 15, 21 and 22. Despite its origins as a simple children’s tale, the cast managed to spice it up with some clever dialogue, special effects and great set pieces. The cast did a great job of keeping the audience engaged throughout the … Read More
By Stacey Wells ‘15 The highly anticipated “Mockingjay: Part 1,” the third movie in the Hunger Games series, opened in theaters on November 21. Though many mumbled and grumbled over the fact that the final book-to-movie adaptation is split into two, the separate films will allow for each and every event in the book to be thoroughly portrayed on the … Read More
By Chase Wilson ‘17 Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare was released at midnight on November 4 with more than 300,000 pre-orders. Available for the Xbox 360, Xbox one, PlayStation 3 and the PlayStation 4, this is the eleventh installment in the Call of Duty (CoD) franchise. The developing studio, Sledgehammer, stated that one of the most difficult things they had … Read More