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Star Wars: The Clone Wars ignites emotions in forceful series finale

Star Wars: The Clone Wars ignites emotions in forceful series finale

By Joseph Watts, News Editor August 25, 2020

In 2008, Star Wars: The Clone Wars, George Lucas’ last Star Wars piece, began airing on Cartoon Network. With Dave Filoni as supervising director, the series, meant to bridge the gap between Attack of...

What’s the hype with Morgan Wallen?

By Charles Stephenson August 18, 2020

Arguably the biggest star in the country music industry as of 2020, Morgan Wallen released his highly anticipated single “7 Summers” on August 14th. After signing a record deal with Big Loud Records...

“folklore” marks creative and stylistic growth for Taylor Swift

By Lauren Anne Smith August 16, 2020

  It seems that 2020 summer was flatlining due to COVID-19 cancelling plans, but Taylor Swift might have saved the season by dropping a new album. Swift’s folklore album is different from...

Hamilton on Disney+ Picture by Lilly Noble

Hamilton premieres on Disney+

By Lilly Noble July 15, 2020

Watching Hamilton on Broadway is an experience that begins the moment you take a step out of your hotel lobby. Walking on the streets, you can hear taxi cab horns blaring back and forth at each other while...

COVID-19s effects on concerts and entertainment

COVID-19’s effects on concerts and entertainment

By Lily Flowers, Photography Editor May 7, 2020

As the world has battled COVID-19, the entertainment industry has been put on pause. There have been over 2 million cases of COVID-19 globally with 166,000 deaths. In an effort to prevent spreading the...

A Jailbroken phone demonstrating a tweak.

We’re breakin’ free, we’re jailbreakin’

By Dax Murphy, Entertainment Editor May 6, 2020

Don’t fret, this is not about a prison break. The term "jailbreak" does not always involve the slammer. Actually, in this case, it refers to the software in iPhones. Officially, the definition...

MUSIC MONTHLY: Sarah Riley Jicka recommends Thundercat

MUSIC MONTHLY: Sarah Riley Jicka recommends Thundercat

By Jane Hurst, Staff Writer May 4, 2020

This month, Music Monthly is highlighting Prep alumna Sarah Riley Jicka and one of her favorite artists, Thundercat. Stephen Bruner, better known as Thundercat, is an American producer and bassist....

the original designs of The Banana Splits

What Is It? The Banana Splits

By Camp Carter, Entertainment Editor April 28, 2020

            I first saw the Banana Splits while watching cartoon reruns on Boomerang, and although I only remembered bits and pieces of the show, it was enough to recognize them years...

Actor John Krasinski has turned his home into the Some Good News studio

John Krasinski brings “Some Good News” to you

By Julia Stradinger, Staff Writer April 27, 2020

There’s been a lot of negative news in regard to Covid-19 in the last month, and it seems that's all we hear about on TV. Thankfully, someone decided to create a positive outlet for anyone to watch...

Music Monthly: Julia Phillippi on Clairo

By Jane Hurst, Staff Writer April 17, 2020

In a bonus for April, Music Monthly is highlighting sophomore Julia Phillippi and one of her favorite artists, Clairo. Clairo, also known as Claire Cottrill, is a singer-songwriter from Boston....

ALBUM REVIEW: The Darkness Behind The Weeknd’s “After Hours”

By Dax Murphy, Entertainment Editor April 15, 2020

Even during times like these, musicians have continued to work, surprisingly, some more than usual. In particular, one artist to highlight released an album on March 20th. This album, After Hours, has...

MUSIC MONTHLY: Jake Vineyard recommends Parquet Courts

MUSIC MONTHLY: Jake Vineyard recommends Parquet Courts

April 7, 2020

This month, Music Monthly is highlighting sophomore Jake Vineyard and one of his favorite bands, Parquet Courts. Parquet Courts is a rock band that formed in 2010. It consists of Andrew Savage...

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