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    Movie Review: Turning Red
    Cindy Martinez
    • May 9

    Movie Review: Turning Red

    On February 21, the media went wild over a newly released movie called Turning Red. The trailer of this movie depicts the plot as...
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    Airsoft, A Game Where You Get Shot For Fun
    Ethan Bridwell
    • May 4

    Airsoft, A Game Where You Get Shot For Fun

    For the past 6 years, I’ve been playing a sport called Airsoft. While not extremely unknown, it’s not exactly a generally known sport...
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    Book Review: The Silent Patient
    Andrea Vidican
    • May 4

    Book Review: The Silent Patient

    The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides is a psychological thriller mystery surrounding the mysterious circumstances of Alicia Berenson’s...
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    James and the Giant Peach: Opening Soon!
    Ruby Feolo
    • Apr 26

    James and the Giant Peach: Opening Soon!

    Act Out Theater Company is a tuition-free organization that puts on a variety of plays and musicals for anyone to participate. This...
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    Museum of Tolerance
    Cindy Martinez
    • Mar 30

    Museum of Tolerance

    In 1941, one of the most immense atrocities had occurred in Nazi Germany against the Jewish population, known as the Holocaust. In Los...
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    The New Batman Movie: A Unique Take
    Ethan Bridwell
    • Mar 24

    The New Batman Movie: A Unique Take

    This new “The Batman” movie is a fresh and interesting take on the series. The visual style is appealing, and different from past Batman...
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    Ado: A Japanese Music Review
    Ethan Bridwell
    • Mar 17

    Ado: A Japanese Music Review

    Last year, I listened to a song called “Readymade”, and it immediately had me hooked and I had to look for more. The artist was called...
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    Movie Review: Death on the Nile
    Ruby Feolo
    • Mar 4

    Movie Review: Death on the Nile

    “Death on the Nile” is murder-mystery movie that follows the story of Hercule Poirot on an extravagant vacation on the Nile River. But...
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    Book Review: The Midnight Library
    Andrea Vidican
    • Mar 4

    Book Review: The Midnight Library

    The Midnight Library is a wonderfully written tale by Matt Haig that depicts the self-discovery journey of the protagonist, Nora Seed....
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    Analog Horror: Youtube's New Horror Genre
    Ethan Bridwell
    • Feb 11

    Analog Horror: Youtube's New Horror Genre

    Recently, a horror genre by the name of by the name of analog horror has gained popularity on YouTube. Following several series of...
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    Book Review: Moloka’i
    Andrea Vidican
    • Feb 7

    Book Review: Moloka’i

    Alan Brennert’s Moloka’i illustrates the personal life of a Native Hawaiian individual who becomes afflicted with Hansen’s Disease and is...
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    Five Nights at Freddy's Security Breach
    Ruby Feolo
    • Jan 26

    Five Nights at Freddy's Security Breach

    “Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach” is the tenth official game released within the franchise. It is the first free-roam game...
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    Why You Should Visit the LA Van Gogh Exhibit
    Ethan Bridwell
    • Dec 8, 2021

    Why You Should Visit the LA Van Gogh Exhibit

    Around September, I visited the new Van Gogh exhibit in downtown LA. While I am an artist, I’ve never been super interested in painting...
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    Takt Op.Destiny: A Wonder of Animation
    Ethan Bridwell
    • Dec 3, 2021

    Takt Op.Destiny: A Wonder of Animation

    Around the beginning of this month, I found myself hooked on a new anime. The animation, concept, and music are all a wonderful...
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    'Red (Taylor's Version)' is Everything We Didn't Know we Needed
    Tiana Poirier
    • Dec 1, 2021

    'Red (Taylor's Version)' is Everything We Didn't Know we Needed

    Taylor Swift became a household name many years ago and is now regaining her place. Somehow, she managed to produce almost the exact same...
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    Adele's Exciting New Album, 30
    Hiromi Rueda
    • Nov 30, 2021

    Adele's Exciting New Album, 30

    Adele is an English singer and songwriter born in Tottenham, London. She has broken so many records and became one of the world's best...
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    Simple Halloween DIYs
    Ruby Feolo
    • Nov 1, 2021

    Simple Halloween DIYs

    Halloween is coming soon and many are eager to celebrate. Whether that means carving pumpkins, watching scary movies, going to a haunted...
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    China Gaming Restrictions
    Tiana Poirier
    • Oct 14, 2021

    China Gaming Restrictions

    No matter your age or where you live, if you have access to technology, you have access to video games. A classic, exciting, fun, and...
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    Coffee Talk Review
    Ethan Bridwell
    • Sep 29, 2021

    Coffee Talk Review

    “Coffee talk” is a game about mythical creatures, equality, listening to interesting stories, and serving coffee. The game is set in an...
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    Friendly Fires: The Sensual Funk
    Ethan Bridwell
    • Sep 29, 2021

    Friendly Fires: The Sensual Funk

    Recently, I stumbled upon one of the most unique bands I’ve heard in a long time. It combines the instruments and style you know from...
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