Netflix has begun releasing their seasonal movies, starting with a Halloween comedy, Hubie Halloween. The Netflix original movie, stars Adam Sandler and many members from the cast of Grown Ups. The last...
The 2020 Emmys red carpet looked different than ever before. To allow for safety during the COVID-19 pandemic, celebrities tuned in remotely to show off their looks. According to Variety, the Emmys' executive...
The Vaughn College article, "Studying to Music can Put Your Brain in the Right Frame of Mind", explains how listening to music while studying helps with concentration, improves focus, and relaxes the mind.
Senior Sofia Lim begins her EP, titled 'Pomelo', with a description of the bittersweet fruit for which the album is named, which she relates to the feeling of bittersweet nostalgia that comes with remembrance....
Before COVID-19 took the world for a spin, many were thrilled to learn that the newest play being brought to campus is Into the Woods. This classic play, which has been put on the big screen before, was thought to be put on pause, but Talon Theatre decided that the show must go on.
Documentaries like Taylor Swift's "Miss Americana" and Justin Bieber's "Seasons" strive to show viewers the reality behind the fame, in efforts to allow audiences to see these celebrities as real people. They give the audience a more raw look on both of their journeys to fame and the struggles that they have endured since finding fame.
Julia Furtado, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• May 15, 2020
Talon Theater has been an integral part of the arts at SMCHS for many years and it will continue to be for years to come. In these coming years, there will be some changes to Talon Theater.
Because of the Coronavirus, the April festivals got canceled and then rescheduled to weekends in next October. Following these cancellations were the cancellations of many other artists the concerts and tours. The music community led by the passionate artists have adapted to the changes of everyday lives through different outlets.
