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How Disney’s representation of perfect skin does not reflect the lives of majority of teens.
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From the Black Death to rebirth: the architecture of the Renaissance
Renaissance architecture was a resplendent and magnificent art form.
Van Gogh’s Café Terrace at Night: Defiance before Doom
Vincent van Gogh’s Café Terrace at Night is a masterpiece of post-Impressionism, presaging a violent end to a remarkable life.
Review: ‘The Sun Is Also a Star’ is the perfectly poignant encapsulation of immigration
Nicola Yoon’s “The Sun is Also a Star” tells a breathtaking story of immigration and sheds light on the multidimensional experiences of marginalized groups.
Aaron Sorkin’s play adaptation “To Kill A Mockingbird” gives the novel new life
Famous playwright Aaron Sorkin flips Harper Lee’s Novel on its head, highlighting the best (and, in some places, the worst) parts.
World Music Day spreads joy at Daniel Pearl Magnet High School
At DPMHS’ 13th World Music Day, students performed a concert in honor of Daniel Pearl’s life and legacy.
Review: ‘2:22: A Ghost Story’ sets a precedent for what theatrical horror should be
Does some modern horror belong on the stage? “2:22” says yes.
Review: The Light We Lost by Jill Santopolo
A love story that dives into the emotional effects of “the right person, wrong time”.
Review: ‘Will of the People’ is an experimental display of everything there is to love about Muse
“The Will of the People” is a breathtaking album by the British rock band, Muse, exemplifying a diverse set of genres.
Review: Taylor Swift’s ‘Midnights’ is a refreshing new release
After creating two albums in the alternative genre, Taylor Swift is back to pop with her new album, “Midnights.” The record has gained massive success and everyone can find a song they will enjoy listening to.