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Since 1994, rumors of R. Kelly as a sexual abuser and even pedophile have followed the singer, despite his thriving career. Though these allegations have been in the public eye … Continue reading “Surviving R. Kelly” Shocks the World of Entertainment
{Written by Journalism I student Natalie Ro ’22} The Gaylord Hotel and Conference Center provides a winter wonderland in Grapevine, Texas. From November 9, 2018 – January 1, 2019 a … Continue reading The ‘ICE!’ Festival at the Gaylord Texan
{Written by Journalism I student Daniela Zevallos ’20} Oh, how the times have changed. December is a key month to indulge in one of the classic traditions: Christmas movies. Whether … Continue reading Christmas Movies: A Perfect Holiday Pastime
Midterm elections in the United States have been occurring for years, but this year’s recent midterm elections stand isolated. According to the New York Times, this year’s candidates are among … Continue reading A Brief Breakdown of the 2018 U.S. Midterm Elections
The popular high school athlete is forced out of his comfort zone and ends up falling for the less popular girl, experiencing the challenges of high school and learning a … Continue reading Why Everyone Loves ‘To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before’
Summer 2018 is defined by four highly-anticipated albums: Ariana Grande’s Sweetener, Travis Scott’s Astroworld, the Kid Cudi and Kanye West collaboration Kids See Ghosts, and Nicki Minaj’s Queen. Perhaps these … Continue reading The Hidden Gems of Summer 2018’s Music
My Tuesday night was set in motion by the chilly, 56 degree breeze while waiting in line for the Oh Wonder concert in front of the House of Blues. After … Continue reading Living in Ultralife: Oh Wonder Concert Review
At the moment, the sentence “I hate country music” seems to act as a conversation starter or shared sentiment that brings people together. This belief is particularly common in teenagers. … Continue reading A Plea to Country Music Bashers
This year, the Dallas Museum of Art has gotten into the spirit of Halloween. After attendance skyrocketed with the Mexican exhibit which ended on July 17, the DMA had to … Continue reading Stop by the DMA Pumpkin Exhibit this Fall Season
You are standing in the middle of a huge crowd. The lights are flashing and the music fills you up with positive energy as you look up at your favorite … Continue reading Austin City Limits: The Must-Go-To Festival of This Season
A new academic year starts, and school bells are ringing once more. Students of Welton Academy, a prestigious all-boys boarding school, return and encounter extreme struggles with excessive parental control, … Continue reading Dead Poets Society: Students and their Free Will!
British actor Fionn Whitehead, 20, is a rising star in the film industry after his big screen debut in Christopher Nolan’s newest film, “Dunkirk”, which follows the story of Tommy, … Continue reading Fionn Whitehead, England’s Rising Star