The Americans is still one of television’s best dramas
By Chris Sea, staff writer After two seasons of television gold, FX’s The Americans kicked off its third season with intensity and action fans have come […]
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Better watch Saul
By Alex Simpson, staff writer In early 2008, the show Breaking Bad premiered and captivated audiences. After five, ground-breaking seasons it reached its end with a […]
Music videos go too far in portrayals of sex and violence
By Jeralynn Borges, staff writer Every time you turn the radio on, the lyrics to songs seem to get more and more sexual. This generation grew […]
New adaptation of Annie critiqued for wrong reasons
By Kailey Franklin, staff writer When a movie is released, usually it’s critiqued for its acting, screenplay and things like that. However, when it comes to […]
Addams Family packs auditorium, scares up lots of laughs
By Alex Sampson KUSD Theater’s latest play was based on the Broadway production of The Addams Family. The first thing I noticed was that it […]
Mockingjay doesn’t fly as well as Fire burned
By Amanda Tennant, staff writer Mockingjay was supposed to intensify Catching Fire’s flame, but instead it instantly extinguished the sequel’s blaze. The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Pt. […]
Oscars are going to be legen… wait for it…
By Matt Murphy, staff writer Are you sitting at home this winter being mildly depressed with nothing to do but sit and eat and watch movies? […]
Televison hiatus explained: Why shows go on break
By Matt Murphy, staff writer Have you found yourself sitting at home at night and having nothing to watch except reruns of shows you have already […]
End of a Colbera, The Report comes to an end
By Chris Shea, staff writer Sadness strikes a nation. No, it’s not a geographic landmass that’s set in borders drawn on some map; it is the […]
Peculiar community read attracts many
By Amanda Tennant, staff writer In the world of odd fiction books, Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs stands out among the rest […]