Image from Wikipedia: The two main characters dance for the cover of the movie.  By Sofia Rudus '26 There is a heartwarming feeling that is felt when watching romantic movies; everything is bigger and brighter and people’s feelings are strewn across the whole screen. However, in “La La Land,” the movie captures the feeling of … Continue reading “La La Land” features superior soundtrack and magnificent cinematography

By Julissa Flores '25 I was still living in the Bronx when I heard about the Elm Street Diner. I didn’t think my parents would drive all the way to Stamford, CT for a diner, but they actually did. If you are the type of person who wants to relax, eat good food, and not … Continue reading The Elm Street diner is deliciousness hidden in the corner

Photo by Adriana Duarte '27: Prize area with ticket rewards. By: Adriana Duarte '27 Round1 Bowling and Arcade is located in Danbury, Connecticut there is the Danbury Fair Mall at 7 Backus Ave, Danbury, CT.  It is a shopping mall very close to New York. Since it opened in 1986. It has been around for … Continue reading Round1 Bowling & Arcade offers fun to all ages and families

Image from Netflix : This thumbnail reveals Christian Serratos playing as Selena Quintanilla for the series  By Allison Ortega-Benites '26 "Selena," the series on Netflix, is an amazing storytelling documentary, showing one of the most famous Mexican artists to this day. Selena Quintanilla was known as the “Queen of Tejano," a big icon in the … Continue reading Netflix series reveals the life of Selena Quintanilla 

Photo from Spotify: The album cover for “Preacher’s Daughter” by Ethel Cain. By Sara Poric '26 Sometime in Oct. of last year, I was scrolling through TikTok and came across a video with a gorgeous song playing in the background. I instantly became obsessed with it and added it to my playlist. Soon after, I … Continue reading Faith and identity explored in Ethel Cain’s “Preacher’s Daughter”

By Kristian Fearon '25 If you are a seafood lover, especially boils, and you crave fresh, flavorful seafood, then Hook And Reel Cajun & Seafood Bar is the place for you. In January, I went to enjoy dinner at Hook and Reel, and wasn't disappointed one bit. Located at 385 Boston Post Road, in Orange, … Continue reading Hook and Reel Cajun & Seafood Bar offers a mouth-watering seafood experience 

Image from Wikipedia: PND and Drake by the CN Towers. By Xa'riyah Mitchell '25 This Valentine's Day, Drake and PARTYNEXTDOOR surprised fans with the release of the album “$ome $exy $ongs 4 U,” a 21-track album that blends different genres, samples, and emotions. The album is the perfect vibe for a late-night drive, from seductive … Continue reading Emotions and harmony: Drake and PND’s $ome $exy $ongs 4 U is the perfect late-night drive playlist

Photo by Joshua Diaz '27: Air Jordan 4 in Military Blue and Fear. By Joshua Diaz '27 The Air Jordan 4 is actually a comfortable pair of shoes despite recent criticisms as one of the worst-feeling pairs of Jordans. They can be comfortable when you go a half size up.  The AJ4 was also not … Continue reading Air Jordan 4 takes flight with classic design

By Jaylynn Donaldson '25 “The worst halftime show ever” is how people describe Kendrick Lamar's 2025 halftime show and Lamar's performance is still being talked about due to the controversy around it. Many people have expressed hatred towards his performance saying it was not flashy, underwhelming, and too woke. People have even suggested that the … Continue reading Kendrick Lamar creates a musical movement during the 2025 Superbowl halftime show 

By Jaylynn Donaldson '25 The “awkward Black girl trope” is a refreshing perspective of Black women that we see more of in the media. The media has often portrayed Black women as the “sassy Black friend, ”the “angry Black woman,” the “strong Black woman,” and other stereotypes that limit and negatively shape the way Black … Continue reading The “Awkward Black Girl” trope is what our society needs