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Our writers share their thoughts on some of the movies they’ve seen this year. Barbie Barbie and Ken are having the time of their lives in the colorful and seemingly perfect world of barbie land. However, when they get to the real world to discover the lives of humans. Barbie learns the importance of friendships, courage, and following her dreams. The only flaw was some of the commentary about … Continue reading Mini Movie Reviews
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Image and article by Sarah Meiselman Over spring break, I read The Guest List, written by Lucy Foley and released in February 2020. The book is a murder mystery following the discovery of a body at the end of a wedding. The wedding is between the online magazine publisher of The Download, Julia Keegan, and celebrity William Slater, who hosts a survival TV show titled … Continue reading The Guest List: A Book to Die For
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Photos and review by Kembriel Jackson Dance is performance art that tells a story. The North Springs Dance Company and the North Springs dancers performed such a dance that tells the story of Black Americans during the annual Black History Month assembly held in two sessions during second period on Tuesday, February 28th. The dances symbolize history, culture, and the historical path of progress for … Continue reading Dances with History: Black History Month Assembly review
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By: Christina Nichols-Guinn Fab’rik: a shopaholic’s dream. It is a trendy boutique that has new selections every day that use high-end fabrics. It stays on top of the hot new fashion trends and offers all your clothing, jewelry, and shoe needs. The staff at this female-founded female-led boutique will make you want to come here more. They can guide you through the selection process. When … Continue reading Fab’rik: More Than Just Fabrics
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Play review by Jordan Barlett Photos: Henry Lott The NSHS theater department run of “The SpongeBob Musical,” directed by theatre instructor Joel King, submerged itself in laughter applause, and fun in its six-night run across the past two weeks. The play featured lights, effects, sound effects, acting, songs, and dancing of all kinds, in a joyous celebration of togetherness and tenacity as the famous cartoon was brought … Continue reading The SpongeBob Musical Soaks Up the Limelight
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by Sophia Rios If you’re looking for a cute, fun game with tons of adorable characters and a variety of activities and wonders, Slime Rancher published by Monomi Park (an American indie developer) is definitely the game for you. Slime Rancher is a first-person life simulation adventure game which follows the main character, Bea, and her journey as a young girl leaving earth to become … Continue reading Game Picks: Slime Rancher
By Eliza Peddi Recently North Springs Theatre put on Hamlet, a play by William Shakespeare. The play follows Hamlet, who seeks revenge after his uncle kills his father so that he could marry Hamlet’s mother and become king. The Hamlet cast started rehearsals in mid-August and they went on to have their first show on October 6th. As an actor in North Springs’ production of … Continue reading Getting To Opening Night – The Hamlet Process
By Jordan Bartlett The show “Victorious” is a popular sitcom featured on Nickelodeon, surrounding a young teenager, “Tori Vega” (Played by Victoria Justice), who has just been accepted into a Hollywood Arts High School and is trying to find her way through the crazy circumstances and unique personalities of the new friends she has made along the way. The show went on from March 27th, … Continue reading Why Did Everyone Dislike Tori Vega So Much?
By Christina Nicholas Tin Lizzy’s Cantina is a local restaurant that serves Mexican American cuisine. Their food exceeds expectations. Whether you’re looking for a quick bite or a full dinner, Tin Lizzy’s is the place you should be. Tin Lizzy’s food is out of this world. It serves unique flavors, from Korean BBQ tacos to their choice of skillets. They are not your average … Continue reading Tin Lizzy’s Cantina: Not Your Average Cantina
by Paola Orellana The Umbrella Academy is a show based on a comic book series from independent publisher Dark Horse Comics. Season three was released this year in June, and took the series to amazing new heights from its first two seasons. The plot of the series, similar to Marvel’s X-Men in some ways, concerns foster super-siblings who were separated from their biological mothers … Continue reading The Sun Shines Bright on the Umbrella Academy
