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‘Vie’ solidifies Doja Cat as visionary of modern pop

Nov. 7, 2025 By Mariah Allen Webmaster Nearly two years after the release of her dark and aggressive album, “Scarlet 2 CLAUDE,” pop artist Doja Cat shocked listeners on Sept. 26 with her ‘80s-themed synth-pop and funk album, “Vie.”         The album’s title, w... More »

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Dog’s devotion lights up screen in ‘Caramelo’

Nov. 6, 2025 By Madelyn Scherzer Staff Writer Heartwarming and heartwrenching, the Portuguese-language film “Caramelo” tells a story of soulmates: Caramelo (Amendoim), an abandoned mixed-breed dog living as a stray in São Paulo, Brazil, and a sous-chef named P... More »

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Sky: Children of the Light is a must-play for the soul

June 2, 2025 By Josleiny Castillo Staff Writer Whenever stress takes over, it’s best to find a source of relaxation to unwind. The online adventure game Sky: Children of the Light, developed by thatgamecompany, is a beautifully crafted social adventure game th... More »

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Lisa steps into stardom with debut solo album, ‘Alter Ego’

May 15, 2025 By Alexandra Ruiz Staff Writer “Alter Ego” is the fierce debut solo studio album by Thai rapper, singer and K-pop superstar Lisa. With hip-hop, electropop and trap styles, the 15-track album reflects Lisa’s skill and versatility. Lisa is the main ... More »

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Faith turns into captivating obsession in ‘Revelations’

May 15, 2025 By Jenifer Ali Staff Writer With eerie scenes and a complex plot, “Revelations” is a captivating Korean-language crime thriller.  The film follows a pastor named Sung Min-chan (Ryu Jun-yeol) in Seoul, South Korea, who becomes obsessed with doing “... More »

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‘So Close to What’ establishes Tate McRae as pop icon

April 8, 2025 By Mariah Allen Staff Writer “So Close to What,” Tate McRae’s long-awaited third studio album, redefines pop music with its pounding beats and catchy melodies. Ad-libs and instruments are skillfully layered to elicit a different feeling for each ... More »

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‘Plankton: The Movie’ brings laughs but misses mark on plot

April 6, 2025 By Chloe O’Donnell Staff Writer After five movies and 15 seasons of the TV show, “SpongeBob SquarePants” finally shifts focus to its sarcastic villain, Plankton. Released on March 7, “Plankton: The Movie” is packed with lighthearted fun. The film... More »