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Review: The fig tree is the best analogy for the indecisive

by Nitya Damera | Feb 2, 2026

Don’t let your figs rot. Make sure to pick them and try them.

How Katseye is rising to the spotlight: A deep dive

by Selina Alipour Tabrizi | Jan 15, 2026

Just one year into their careers, the global girl group Katseye has managed to become a favorite in the K-pop and western world alike through their strategic marketing, authentic online interactions, strong performances and representation of their diverse backgrounds.

Opinion: KPop Demon Hunters through a Christian lens

by Kailyn Yun | Jul 29, 2025

A look into Netflix’s new popular animated film’s connection to the world’s most popular religion.

Review: Cork Dork – Conejo Valley’s hidden gem

by Levi Jefferson | May 23, 2025

Unassuming and reserved on the outside, Cork Dork is the perfect hidden gem for those seeking an elevated dining experience.

Opinion: The complexities of the papacy – a conversation with Carlos Diehz

by Heba Ahmed | Apr 25, 2025

“Conclave”, a 2024 film, delves into the inner workings of the Papal Conclave. Speaking with actor Carlos Diehz, who plays Cardinal Benitez in the movie, I had the chance to understand the multiple layers that make up the film and the papacy.

Review: ‘Arcane: League of Legends’ lacks magic in Season 2

by Emily Zhao | Mar 6, 2025

After the success of season one, expectations for season two of “Arcane: League of Legends” was sky-high. So, how does it measure up?

Column: The perils of technology in “Baby Reindeer”

by Kira Murakami | Sep 17, 2024

Richard Gadd’s “Baby Reindeer” explores the the dark side of technology through the complexities of obsession, trauma, and online privacy—highlighting the unnerving consequences of the intersection between the internet and real life in the digital age.