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Famous playwright Aaron Sorkin flips Harper Lee’s Novel on its head, highlighting the best (and, in some places, the worst) parts.
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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.
Art and culture in Pompeii: The ghosts of Greece
The ancient city of Pompeii owed a cultural and artistic debt to an even more ancient civilization: Greece.
Review: ‘King James’ at the Mark Taper Forum
“King James” is a play about two friends navigating friendship and their growing appreciation of LeBron James as their role model.
Review: TV series ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ breaks stereotypes of romantic dramas
This Prime Video series offers a perfect amount of realism with the “that girl” factor.
Review: ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ offers something vital to Asian America
The sci-fi epic film, “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” expands the possibilities of what Asian diaspora, immigrant and queer futures could be.