By: Jessica Albright | Staff Writer Cue the tears! On October 21st, a cinematic adaptation of the novel, My Policeman by Bethan Roberts was released. Having read My Policeman, I was excited to see the story come to life on the big screen. Of course, seeing Harry Styles was an added bonus. I was pleasantly surprised by the movie and hadRead More

By: Thomas Langan | Staff Writer By now, most of us have seen at least the first Karate Kid film. The 1984 hit brought martial arts into popular culture in the U.S. in a way that Bruce Lee’s films had only scratched the surface of in the 1960s and 70s with pictures like Enter the Dragon. From the iconic (whileRead More

By: Abianna Cruz | Staff Writer Being a part of Generation Z is both a blessing and a curse. Multiple great movies have been released during our lifetime, but there is no denying that the best movies are the classics. There’s a long list of classic films that continue to be considered some of the best in cinematic history. IfRead More

By: Meagan Bilodeau | Staff Writer On Monday, October 3, the Miss USA final competition aired on the cable channel FYI and Hulu Live TV.  R’Bonney Gabriel, now former Miss Texas USA, was crowned the successor to Elle Smith. However, the crowning moment looked a little different this year. If one were to look at the background during the timeRead More

By: Maggie Kelly | Staff Writer In 212 B.C., Chinese emperor, Shih Huang Ti, is said to have burned every book in his kingdom. He believed that with all previous records destroyed, history could be said to begin with him. This is only one of the many examples of the censorship of books throughout history. In the year 35, RomanRead More