Glass gives modern twist on heroism
Nineteen years after Unbreakable and two years after the complementary surprise sister film Split, director M. Night Shyamalan delivers the long awaited wrap-up of his
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Camp Show Choir excites the next generation
On Oct. 8, Rock Bridge High School Show Choirs host their annual Camp Show Choir event.
Don’t touch my hair
Atiyah Lane shares her experiences and views on black hair and image.
Jack’s Lifelong Rewind
This sampler is a small platter of various songs, which may in finding new artists and providing background for future playlists.
Fall musical auditions to commence soon
Auditions for 'Anything Goes' begin soon.
‘The Night is Short, Walk on Girl’ highlights what it means to be young
The Night is Short, Walk on Girl is a film as quirky as its name. From the mind of Masaaki Yuasa, The Night is Short,
‘Isle of Dogs’ finds beauty in a bleak world
With Wes Anderson's return to stop-motion animation, the world prepared itself for the same light-hearted, childish universe delivered by the director's previous animated endeavor “Fantastic
Q&A: Students on their collections
Two seniors share special items they've been accumulating over their lives.
‘The Price of Everything’ explores contemporary art and commerce
A review of director Nathaniel Kahn’s 'The Price of Everything', a beautiful and prolific investigation into the ever-changing relationship between art, money and human perception
‘The Breadwinner’ illustrates bravery under Taliban rule
A review of 'The Breadwinner', a beautifully animated tale about an Afghan girl who risks it all to protect her family from war and the