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‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ film adaptation displays the reality of war

Serena Bovee December 5, 2022

Based on the book released in 1928, “All Quiet on the Western Front,” a film of the same name was recently released. The book is a political message against war that has influenced many people since...

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‘The Family’ is a complex ending to an influential band

Scott Schmidt December 4, 2022

In 2018, Ameer Vann departed from Brockhampton because of multiple sexual assault allegations. The group wasn't the same after his departure, so after the band’s previous album, “Roadrunner,” it...

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“Wednesday” proves wicked and woeful

Abby Bartleson December 2, 2022

After watching countless movies from director Tim Burton, I have grown to love his oddball, gothic film style and Netflix’s “Wednesday” executed this flawlessly. Released Nov. 23 (which was conveniently...

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‘The Car’ is uniquely masterful

Modesty Manion November 30, 2022

Arctic Monkeys, the classic indie band, has done it again with their newest album, “The Car.” Their seventh studio album and first original release in nearly four years, “The Car” has been highly...

A vegetarian main dish for a Thanksgiving full of all the fall flavors. Vegetarian and vegan dishes can make for a delicious thanksgiving meal and can have just the amount of flavor as a traditional meat dish.

A new kind of Thanksgiving

Dahlia Herman November 23, 2022

For all who celebrate, Thanksgiving is a time to come together, be with family and eat good food. However, many of the main Thanksgiving dishes tend to have meat as a center dish, such as turkey, stuffing,...

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Joji’s new album “SMITHEREENS” fails to deliver after long wait

Scott Schmidt November 22, 2022

“SMITHEREENS” by Joji just dropped after a two-year-long wait. After his last album, “Nectar,” this album feels unfinished and anticlimactic. With two singles dropping this past year hyping up...

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‘Enola Holmes 2’ doesn’t disappoint

Taylor Voigt November 15, 2022

Fans of Millie Bobby Brown and Louis Partridge have been anxiously waiting for “Enola Holmes 2” ever since the release of “Enola Holmes” just two years ago.  The 2020 film “Enola Holmes”...

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Carly’s comin’ back for us, baby

Sarah Peterson November 11, 2022

As a veteran in the music industry, Carly Rae Jepsen has no problem with making hit after hit. The Canadian has been in the game for a while and shows no signs of stopping soon. Her newest album, “The...

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Meet me at midnight

Modesty Manion November 9, 2022

Highlights: “Lavender Haze,” “Question…?,” “Mastermind” After months of anticipation, the world has finally been graced with Taylor Swift’s 10th studio album, “Midnights.” Swift...

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‘The School for Good and Evil’ is not so good

Anya Panday November 5, 2022

The beloved young adult fantasy book series, “The School for Good and Evil,” has been a widely loved spin on fairy tales since 2013. Due to its popularity, Netflix recently picked up the book series...

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‘Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile’ turns children’s book into reality

Leo Justesen October 28, 2022

“Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile” is a very interesting live-action movie to say the least. A musical about a crocodile who can sing seemed, at first glance, bland and two-dimensional, but this movie was definitely...

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‘It’s alive! It’s alive!’

Alex Geretz October 28, 2022

If you told me right after I watched the disappointing “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” that Marvel would make a wholly original, ‘30s-horror-esque Halloween special just a few months...

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