“Grand Army” reveals struggles of young adults
By Cammie Dutchess, Managing Editor “Grand Army,” a new Netflix original series, follows five teens as they navigate and overcome high school, … Keep Reading
Blast from the traumatic past: Kid Nation
By John Pullano and Matt Villanueva, Editor-in-Chief and Features Editor 13 years ago, CBS brought to television one of the most unique … Keep Reading
Shonda Rhimes to extend legacy with “Bridgerton”
By Emilie Weinbeck, Staff Writer Shonda Rhimes has produced and created many hit TV shows since her start in the industry in … Keep Reading
“Deaf U” gives a glimpse inside deaf culture
New Netflix docu-series follows deaf students in D.C. By Kaitlin Sinclair, Staff Writer The Netflix original series released on Oct.9, “Deaf U” … Keep Reading
Comey Rule begs questions weeks before election
By Matthew Villanueva, Features Editor Strictly based on James Comey’s autobiographical memoir, “A Higher Loyalty,” Jeff Daniels plays the discharged former-FBI director … Keep Reading
Karate Kid canon is continued in Cobra Kai
By Margaret DeMarco Contributing Writer The student becomes the master in the new spin-off series “Cobra Kai.” Daniel LaRusso, the karate kid, … Keep Reading
Joji releases stellar second album “Nectar”
By Ethan Kerr, Contributing writer Joji’s sophomore LP “Nectar,” released on Sept. 25, tries to launch the up and comer to a … Keep Reading
“The Social Dilemma” touches on threat of social media
By Cody Shimp, Contributing Writer Following the release of the Netflix film “The Social Dilemma” on Sept. 9, 2020, Twitter had strong … Keep Reading
Anime film sheds light on suicide prevention
By Logan Caruso, Staff Writer “A Silent Voice: The Movie” is a 2016 animated film produced by Kyoto Animation and directed by … Keep Reading
“Woke” is the latest series to binge on Hulu
By Kathy Williams, Features Assignment Editor The latest series to binge, “Woke,” is made perfectly for those who are too afraid to … Keep Reading
The Umbrella Academy releases super follow-up season
By Sean Casey, Contributing writer When it was first started streaming, Netflix tended to put only pre-existing shows and movies onto its … Keep Reading
Trinkets’ characters find their own identities in second season
By Cammie Dutchess, Managing Editor Netflix series, “Trinkets” follows three young girls who kindle a friendship at their weekly Shoplifting Anonymous meetings. … Keep Reading
“The Boys” has “Game of Thrones” potential
By Max McAuiliff, Opinion Editor Season two of Amazon Prime’s hit show “The Boys” premiered last Friday, with the first three of … Keep Reading
“The Golden Girls” get makeover for remake
By Emilie Weinbeck, Contributing writer The classic show “The Golden Girls” is getting a makeover with some fresh faces. The cast of … Keep Reading
“Sonic the Hedgehog” finally released
Fantasy film exceeds expectations with new design By John Ancilotti Famous video-game icon Sonic’s first live action movie was released over the … Keep Reading
“The New Pope” displays hope for Catholic Church
By Matthew Villanueva, Features Assignment Editor Following the 2016 HBO hit mini-series, “The Young Pope,” starring Jude Law as Pope Pius XIII, … Keep Reading
New drama, “Downhill,” disappoints viewers
By Kathy Williams, Staff Writer The movie, “Downhill,” was perfectly titled because that is exactly where this movie was heading. From a … Keep Reading
Animated television series ends after sixth season
By Grace Usala, Staff Writer “BoJack Horseman” has finally ended. “Bojack Horseman,” an American adult-animated web-television series created by Raphael Bob-Waksberg, aired … Keep Reading
“Horse Girl” has audience question reality
By Matthew Villanueva, Features-Assignment Editor Premiering last month at Sundance Film Festival, “Horse Girl” made its universal launch on Netflix on Feb. … Keep Reading
Netflix documentary reveals true crime
By Matthew Villanueva, Features Assignment Editor There’s a common phrase about grief, “Grief never ends, but it changes.” Dan Schneider, a pharmacist … Keep Reading