Am I Emaciated Enough?
Photo courtesy of Franklin & Marshall College Drop. Dead. Gorgeous. Hosted on March 21st in the Lisa Bonchek Adams Auditorium, this Common Hour, titled Drop Dead Gorgeous: The Fashion for…
Heathers The Musical Review
I’d like to preface the article with a hefty spoiler alert as a majority of the plot is spoiled in this article. The dark comedy musical Heathers, performed from January…
Super Mario Bros. Wonder Game Review: Nintendo’s Traditional 2D Platformer Takes A Creative And Wacky Twist
It has been almost eleven years since Nintendo’s gaming icon Mario starred in a mainline original 2D platformer, with the last game being New Super Mario Bros. U in 2012.…
FITCHPORK REVIEW: Reverend Kristin Michael Hayter, SAVED!
FITCHPORK: Reverend Kristin Michael Hayter, SAVED! genre: Appalachian folk, hymns, noise (?) Released October 20th, 2023 Warning: this review contains mentions of domestic violence and suicide. Reader discretion advised. “No…
Lititz Italian Festival Review
I expected to find a farmer’s market with booths showing different Italian dishes, desserts, pastas, sauces, drinks, merchandise and the like at the Italian Festival in Lititz, PA on September…
Netflix’s One Piece Live-Action Review
One of the most beloved and highly praised anime series, One Piece, has recently released a live-action adaptation that is currently available on Netflix. On August 31, 2023, Netflix debuted…
Netflix Cancellations
By Laura Manis || Contributing Writer Television. The best way truly to push your worries aside and truly immerse yourself in any fictional world of your choosing. What is most…
Squid Game Review: It’s Worth the Hype
By Evan Madden | | Staff Writer The South Korean survival drama Squid Game is breaking records, becoming the most streamed show on Netflix in the UK and US. It’s…
The Gist: Self-Help Books are Never Out of Style!
By Olivia Schmid | | Opinions Editor The Gist is back, and it feels so good!! It’s been awhile since I’ve reviewed a self-help book, so I’m thrilled to get…
New Netflix series, “Ginny & Georgia,” is entertaining, but lacks originality and adequate representation
By Danielle Rice || Arts & Leisure Editor Netflix released the show Ginny & Georgia a little over a month ago, and it immediately received a lot of buzz. While…
Staff Writer from rural Wyoming attends Billy Joel concert in New York City
By Abigail Dotterer || Staff Writer Photo courtesy of nytimes.com. If you told me a year ago that I would go to Madison Square Garden to see Billy Joel…
Villeneuve’s Arrival creates conversation about grief through unique film techniques
By Vanessa Chen || Staff Writer As people living in a culture saturated with moving images, we have all acquired a degree of fluency in the language of film. Part of…
Drake’s new playlist More Life finally drops after a year of anticipation
By Jesika Islam || Arts & Leisure Editor Admittedly, I am one of the few that truly enjoyed Drake’s album Views when it dropped in 2016, with hits like “One Dance,”…
M. Night Shyamalan directs movie Split, sparking discussion about mental health disorders
By Alice Lu || Staff Writer At the start of the year, renowned director M. Night Shyamalan released his thriller-horror film, Split. The film centers around a character with Dissociative…
Jordan Peele’s directorial debut, Get Out, surpasses expectations in box office
By Jesika Islam || Arts & Leisure Editor Key and Peele is the brainchild sketch comedy of Michael Keegan and Jordan Peele that is arguably one of the funniest, socially…