Category: Pop Culture
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Thanksgiving Day Guide by Julia Robinson ’26
What is Thanksgiving? Can you believe it’s November already? That’s right, the school year is quickly progressing and Thanksgiving is right around the corner. This year, Thanksgiving takes place on November 28th (the fourth Thursday of the month). While many people gather with their families and friends to enjoy a delicious Thanksgiving meal, this article…
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Another Subway Series? by Aiden Moreno ’25
This season is one for the books. For the first time in 24 years, the New York Mets may face off against the Yankees in the World Series. The last time the Yankees and Mets faced off in a World Series was back in 2000, when the Yankees, led by Derek Jeter, defeated the Mets…
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The History of Halloween by Elias Frater ’26
As we near the end of October, no one can help themselves but think about the upcoming holiday of Halloween. From stuffing your face full of candy until you barf, to wearing the most ridiculous costumes like a vending machine or a sumo wrestler, Halloween is by far one of the most celebrated and commercialized…
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A Spooky Tradition Has Returned! by Joseph Mendoza ’25
The spookiest month of the year is here, and McDonald’s Boo Buckets are back again for Halloween! The Boo Buckets, which serve as trick-or-treating buckets, are part of the iconic Happy Meals, and return this October in 4 monster designs, with themed sticker sets. They will be available in all locations nationwide beginning October 15th,…
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Spot the Difference: Leopard vs. Cheetah Print in Fashion by Kailey Serrao ’25
Ever found yourself staring at a piece of clothing that has animal print, wondering if they’re leopard or cheetah print? Well you’re not alone! With leopard and cheetah print popping up on everything from jeans and shirts to school supplies (like my own pink leopard print binder) it’s easy to get them confused. Let’s dive…
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Short ‘N Sweet Gets Sweeter by Lily Seibert ’28
On September 30, 2024, the pop star Sabrina Carpenter performed her new tour at Barclays Center in New York. Her new album, Short ‘N Sweet, which came out a month earlier, has risen to number 1 on the Billboard top 200 list, making it Carpenter’s most successful album yet. The 25-year-old icon has been in…
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The Vibrant World of Music by Emilia Sawicka ’25
In a world where music creates unforgettable experiences, music festivals stand as vibrant showcases of artistic diversity and celebration. The music that pulsates through the ground and courses through our veins makes us feel alive. It lets our bodies be in the music and feel the devotion of those who created the song. Music brings…
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2024 NBA Playoffs Continue To Not Disappoint by Joseph Mendoza ’25
The NBA playoffs’ conference finals roll on. The No. 1 seed from the East, the Boston Celtics, have secured an Eastern Conference finals berth for the sixth time in the last eight years and three in a row, after eliminating the No. 4 seed Cleveland Cavaliers in five games. The Celtics have advanced, and now…
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Met Gala 2024 by Melanie Gomez ’26
The 2024 Met Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art has finally arrived. This year’s exhibit is “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion,” based on J.G Ballard’s 1962 short story about a magical garden where the flowers have the power to turn back time. It was encouraged that guests consider outfits that represent clothing too old to…
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What Does the Kendrick v Drake Rap Battle Mean for Hip Hop as a Genre? Amelia Sammons ’24
Ever since their collaboration in 2012 on Kendrick’s “Good Kid M.A.A.D. City” album, Drake and Kendrick Lamar have had a mutual dislike for each other. This long lasting feud reached the public this past November with the release of “First Person Shooter” by J. Cole and Drake, where each of them mentioned “the big three”…