Why Black Friday Was Such a Great Success by Julissa Higgins
Consumerism at its worst. It’s difficult to find any other words more suiting to describe a day (or an entire weekend) filled with boisterous merriment and fantastic deals.
The Day of the Doctor Review by Daniel Siaz
Last week BBC’s famous science-fiction show, Doctor Who, celebrated its 50th anniversary since its premier on November 23, 1963, quite exuberantly too.
Obamacare: A Beautiful Melody with Blasphemous Lyrics by Karina Padron
Aristotle once said, “The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.” I’ve thought about that phrase a lot in my life, and many times I have tried to quantify people, politics, countries, not just by looking at their grand total, but the people and institutions that make them up.
Catching Fire Movie Review by Vivian Bermudez
Sequels are always terrible. Just take a look at Iron Man 2. Sequels are the less loved and anticipated than the first movie. But the second installment of The Hunger Games franchise, Catching Fire, completely defies that belief.
Thor: The Dark World Movie Review by Vivian Bermudez
Brawny, blond-haired, hammer-swinging Thor (Chris Hemsworth) makes his way back onto the big screen for Thor: The Dark World. Though its faulty plot is distracted with mind-numbing special effects, The Dark World is able to fill two hours with constant laughter and a dynamic sibling rivalry.
Ender’s Game Review: Unoriginal Yet Fantastic by Christian Steiner
Ender’s Game tells the story of Ender Wiggin, portrayed by Asa Butterfield. Ender is a young cadet working his way up the ranks to captain the fleet that will prevent the Earth from being invaded by aliens.
Album Review: A Day To Remember – Common Courtesy by Amanda Delgado
Source: Google Images Ocala natives A Day to Remember are right back at it again with their latest record, Common Courtesy. Despite a lawsuit against their record company, Victory Records, the pop punk/post hardcore band managed to self-release their album back in October 8th, just as they promised fans.
The Lumineers Concert Review by Elizabeth Martinez
The indie-folk quintet, The Lumineers, stepped out on the Sunset Cove Amphitheatre’s stage for their first concert in Miami on Sunday, October 20. Everything from the suspenders, plaid button downs, barefoot piano solos, and fedoras, to the vintage gold chandeliers onstage expressed their homespun folksiness.
Tumblr: Toxic or Not by Vivian Bermudez
As do most teenagers in America, I have a blog on Tumblr. For those who are not on Tumblr or have recently joined, it might seem like a very accepting and open-minded website; however, it’s not.
Arkansas Senate Passes Bill To Ban Certain Tattoos and Body Modifications by Carina Vo
There has always been judgment regarding body modifications, whether they’re tattoos, untraditional piercings, or any other out-of-the-ordinary body art.