Looking forward to Netflix’s Shadow and Bone

By: Emily Papleux  Its official, Shadow and Bone will be hitting your screens on April 23, 2021. Written by the Iconic Leigh Bardugo herself, The Shadow and Bone trilogy follows an orphan Grisha girl-Alina Starkov- who discovers she has powers in a terrible accident. Battling manipulation and lies, Alina’s power gives her the opportunity to save her country from inevitable destruction. This series will also incorporate the Six of Crows duology. Six … Continue reading Looking forward to Netflix’s Shadow and Bone

Films to Stream in Quarantine: Justice League The Movie: An Injustice To Comics

By: Isaac Linnen After HBO announced (to much fanfare and criticism) the release of at least one major motion picture each month on its new streaming service HBO Max, it stunned fans with even more critical news: The Justice League film released several years ago was being re-released as “Director’s Cut” for streaming in late March. This cut allegedly presents the film as originally shot … Continue reading Films to Stream in Quarantine: Justice League The Movie: An Injustice To Comics

Musicology Corner: J.S. Bach: His Dark Side

By: Veronica Kogan Many think of J.S. Bach as just some boring, stuffy composer who lived three hundred years ago and should stay there. Well, they are quite mistaken. Bach lived during the Baroque period, a time of artistic drama and grandeur. At the same time, Lutheranism, the first Christian faith to break from the Catholic Church, had a great impact on Bach’s music, and … Continue reading Musicology Corner: J.S. Bach: His Dark Side

Book Talk: An Introduction

By: Emily Papleux    Quarantine is tragic in the uprising pandemic that has brought most of our favorite things to an end, and most of us have nothing to do but look at the disappointing updates and news. But this series will be reviewing books that are worth the time spent in your isolation. Reading is a cozy and addictive way to spend your time, not to mention the different realities and worlds books can suck you into that makes any … Continue reading Book Talk: An Introduction

Walking Down Wonderland

By: Saaniah Hardy   I’m very childish– well, at heart I am. I wanted to show my kid side, one that everyone knows they still have secretly. Don’t worry your, secret is safe with us. This beautiful song, “Welcome to Wonderland” by Anson Seabra, is one that will bring you back to wonderland. A land full of imagination that grows on trees and dreams that … Continue reading Walking Down Wonderland

Films to Stream in Quarantine: “Rogue” Movie Review

By:  Ashley Pope  One movie I recommend is “Rogue”. It is a movie about a female agent that rescued the governor’s daughter from sex trafficking. What I really loved about the movie is how throughout every scene they underestimated the agent and questioned her leadership. The plot twist is at the very end where she got the governor’s daughter out alive and rescued herself too. … Continue reading Films to Stream in Quarantine: “Rogue” Movie Review

Films to Stream in Quarantine: John Adams: Only One Man

By: Veronica Kogan Let’s face it—do you really know what John Adams did for the birth of the U.S.? From my experience in history class, John Adams is a name you hear once or twice and forget shortly thereafter. I’ve always thought the main players in the birth of America were only George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Ben Franklin, and Alexander Hamilton. “Hamilton” the musical made … Continue reading Films to Stream in Quarantine: John Adams: Only One Man

Films to Stream in Quarantine: Laura: The Autopsy

By: Veronica Kogan To all the film noir fanatics out there (I know there’s lots of you, you may just not know it yet), I’ve got your movie medicine. Its name: Laura. Who’s Laura, you say? We might never know…Perhaps that is part of the mystique of this suspenseful who-dunn-it dive into the 1940s. The plot begins with Detective Mark McPherson, who is investigating the … Continue reading Films to Stream in Quarantine: Laura: The Autopsy

Films to Stream in Quarantine: Mulan is Still Magic

By: Emily Papleux (I will not be talking about the live action remake.) The movie I will be reviewing is Mulan. I love how she has a romantic aspect in her story, but also how the story isn’t driven solely on that aspect. She, as a woman (in her setting) is expected to pour tea perfectly, or have perfect posture and elegant silk dresses. But … Continue reading Films to Stream in Quarantine: Mulan is Still Magic