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‘Saviors’ Can’t Save Green Day

Rylie Unangst January 21, 2024

With the release of Green Day’s 14th album “Saviors” on Jan. 19, there was much anticipation and excitement for what the songs had in store for listeners. However, upon listening, the overall mediocrity...

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Get in loser, we’re watching ‘Mean Girls’

Jesse Belen January 18, 2024

When I found out there was going to be a musical version of the most iconic movie ever, I was very excited. The movie has come a long way. From the first one released in 2003, then the broadway musical...

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Kali Uchis breaks down barriers ‘Sin Miedo’

Miles Johnson January 17, 2024

Uchis released her fourth studio album on Jan. 12 titled "ORQUIDEAS." With this release, Uchis cemented herself as one of the most talented Latin music artists. Uchis brought us amazing vocals within songs...

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Best and the worst of the Globes

Finn Berry January 14, 2024

This year was the 81st Annual Golden Globe Awards, which is an event that honors American television and film production and their success. This year, the Globe’s overall viewership drastically increased...

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‘Night Swim’ is not worth the watch

Roberto Alvarez January 9, 2024

“Night Swim” came out to theaters Jan. 5. This horror movie was a very anticipated new watch for the start of this year. “Night Swim” tells us the story of a family who moves into a new house that...

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Aquaman 2 blockbuster bust

Leo Justesen December 30, 2023

 “Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom” released on Dec. 22. When I heard there was going to be a sequel to 2018’s “Aquaman,” I was nervous. In the DCEU (DC Extended Universe), sequels don’t work...

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Undeniable chemistry in ‘Anyone but You’

Sarah Peterson December 28, 2023

In the weeks leading up to the film's release, I couldn’t go on social media without seeing some sort of promotion for the romantic comedy “Anyone but You.” It became a highly anticipated movie,...

The “Clouds Choir” for a Cause was an event held Dec. 8. Thousands of people gathered in the Huntington Bank Rotunda at the Mall of America to sing Zach’s Sobiech’s “Clouds.”

It’s always sunny above the ‘Clouds’

Anna Williams December 16, 2023

On Dec. 11, 2014, my parents told my sister and I that we were attending an event at the Mall of America called the “Clouds Choir” for a Cause. Being young, I did not understand the significance of...

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‘Squid Game: The Challenge’ gets a green light

Aidan Shafton December 15, 2023

After Netflix struck gold with its hit original series “Squid Game,” the popular streaming service brought director Hwang Dong-hyuk’s imagination to life with the newly released reality spinoff “Squid...

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‘The Girl on the Train’ went off the rails

Pascale Hegerle December 15, 2023

Traveling over Thanksgiving left me with plenty of time to be bored in the airport. Wanting to abate this boredom, I turned to the bookstore in search of something I could read. My options were limited,...

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Sophomore album filled with emotions

Ted McCarren December 13, 2023

18 months after impressing with her first album “I Used to Think I Could Fly,” young artist Tate McRae released her second studio album, “THINK LATER,” on Dec. 1. This sophomore release is a testament...

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Trader Joe’s winter snacks return

Pascale Hegerle December 12, 2023

It’s been difficult to get into a wintery mood due to the current lack of snow. To combat this, I ended up in the local Trader Joe’s to search for some holiday snacks.  There was a plethora of...

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