Netflix releases new twist on 1996 sitcom Sabrina the Teenage Witch this October
By Danielle Rice || Layout Assistant Remember that 1996 sitcom with the talking cat, two crazy aunts and a bewitching girl? Well it’s back, but this time with a dark…
Hulu releases horror anthology Into the Dark with monthly themed episodes
By Danielle Rice || Layout Assistant The new Hulu original series Into the Dark, from producers of The Purge, consists of twelve movies released once a month, each plot centered…
The Wrap Up! Project brings scarf-bombing to Lancaster, owing roots to Magda Sayeg
By Abigail Sokolsky || Arts & Leisure Editor Lancaster City is an ever-growing destination. More and more art galleries, restaurants, shows and musical performances appear every year, earning Lancaster City…
Movie series throughout Fall 2018 calls attention to fresh water epidemic
By Abigail Dotterer || Staff Writer The Green Cinema, hosted by the Center for the Sustainable Environment, is a series of films showcasing environmental issues. There are four showings for…
Lifetime series You premieres in September, deviating slightly from original book
By Danielle Rice || Contributing Writer On Sunday, September 9, the new series You premiered on Lifetime. The show is directly based on the best-selling 2014 novel of the same…
Actresses Anna Kendrick and Blake Lively shine in new drama-thriller A Simple Favor
By Amanda Leonard || Contributing Writer During the one hour and fifty-nine minute run-time of this movie, all of my wigs flew. A Simple Favor stars Anna Kendrick as Stephanie,…
Mapping out locations in downtown Lancaster City’s First-Friday Celebrations
By Ashley Little || Contributing Writer Picture yourself on the streets of Lancaster, excited by the possibility of discovering new things and learning some local history. This type of excitement…
The newest romantic comedy on Netflix: To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before
By Caroline Martin || Contributing Writer To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before broke out on the Netflix scene only one month ago, generating quite a lot of buzz in…
The sugar epidemic: do you know how to properly read a nutrition label?
By Ashley Little || Contributing Writer Locking eyes with a candy wrapper after a long day, mouth beginning to water, and then suddenly— an impulsive force commands you to snatch…
Kanye West releases philosphy book via Twitter titled Break the Simulation
By Jesika Islam || Senior Editor The Kardashian Clan has been really active in the past few months with Kylie, Kim and Khloe’s new babies, another drop of Kylie and…
Arts & Leisure Editor reviews local Lancaster sandwich chain Isaac’s Restaurant
By Abigail Sokolsky || Arts & Leisure Editor Walking into the Isaac’s Restaurant located in Mount Joy, Pennsylvania, I was greeted by a bright and colorful interior. The restaurant had…
Season 7 of comedy show New Girl premiers on FOX with some fun twists
By Abigail Sokolsky || Arts & Leisure Editor This past Tuesday marked the premier of the final season of New Girl on FOX. This comedy television series first began in…
Senior Editor reviews Netflix show A Series of Unfortunate Events based on book
By Jesika Islam || Senior Editor Season two of A Series of Unfortunate Events just dropped on Netflix. The show is based on A Series of Unfortunate Events by Lemony…
Arts & Leisure Editor reviews horror film A Quiet Place starring John Krasinski
Jesika Islam || Arts & Leisure Editor A Quiet Place, directed by and starring John Krasinski, premiered in theaters April 06, 2018. The film focuses on a family trapped in…
Assistant Editor discusses award winning playwright Kenneth Lonergan’s Lobby Hero
Abigail Sokolsky || Layout Assistant Lobby Hero marks not only American film director and screenwriter Kenneth Lonergan’s shift from screen to stage, but American actor Chris Evans move from film…