More Than Just The Story of O.J.
By: Pranav Nair Jay-Z’s single “The Story of O.J.,” is a piece on categorizing one’s self based on the expectations of race in society. Jay-Z’s most prominent song on […]
Charcoal masks burns through the skin care industry
By: Sherelle McQueen and Ishika Bhatia Living in such a stressful environment like High School North, skin care is something many students often forget about all together. A proper skin […]
Factual and informative, but Snowden is nothing more
Purchasing a ticket for the movie Snowden is like going down the cereal aisle at McCaffrey’s; bland, no fun, and nothing to be excited about. Film director Oliver Stone had […]
New York Fashion Week 2016: A story of diversity
From furry fingernails to dreadlocks made of yarn, the New York Fashion Week has consistently showcased innovative and unique designs at the forefront of fashion. This year, however, there were […]
Chill; no one is stealing your culture
You’ve probably seen it before: white fashion gurus at Coachella getting attacked for wearing gem bindis, Blake Lively being slandered all over social media for commenting that she has an […]
Black Shows Matter
By: Michael Miller Many avid ABC viewers are probably familiar with its giant selection of family comedies. Modern Family, Blackish, The Real O’Neil’s, Fresh Off the Boat, and The Goldberg’s are just a few of the channel’s giant hits. ABC has broadcasted the stories of a variety of families and the diversity of their shows resonates with viewers. ABC—with the […]
Bagel Street: Guy Fieri worthy?
By: Miriam Lubin and Sarah Hudes This past July, American hero and culinary maestro Guy Fieri graced our town with his presence. Guy Fieri, Food Network Star winner, host of […]
Justin Bieber’s Purpose Tour: Perfectly sublime vocally, visually, and musically
By: Emma Killeen Justin Bieber’s Purpose tour launched March 9 of this year in Seattle, Washington where hundreds of fans united to be purely entertained by the one and […]
Don’t make plans for January 29th; the world is ending
By: Danielle Brubaker Upon finishing We Are The Ants, I stared in silence at my wall for a good half hour. I think that’s a sign of a good […]
New and old gems in Princeton
By: Sarah Hudes and Isabelle Bannon Nomad Pizza: ★★★★☆ $$ new Branching off of their original location in Hopewell, the new Nomad Pizza is an extension to their business with the same pizzas offered. It’s new and architecturally interesting location is right next to the Princeton McCaffrey’s. They have a myriad of tasty foods including pizzas, salads, and desserts, which […]
Debut album Cloud Nine is anything but euphoric
By: Elise Gorberg When Kygo announced the release of his album Cloud Nine, I was excited, to say the least. Kygo, born Kyrre Gørvell-Dahll, has been a major player in cultivating Tropical House (a lighter subgenre of deep house), and I was anticipating a flourish of refreshing, unexpected sounds, much like the ones that were developed in many of […]
Plant Nanny: a cute way to stay hydrated
By: Diana Tang Apparently, I’m supposed to drink eight cups of water a day. However, being the extremely healthy, active person that I am, I probably drink maybe a maximum of two cups a day, and my parents never let me hear the end of it. But really, where’s the motivation to get up out of my chair, pour myself […]
The Trifecta takes on Captain America 2: Civil War
Set to be 2016’s biggest Box Office hit, Captain America: Civil War is the third Captain America installment from the one and only Marvel. The film stars most of the Avengers crew, with Chris Evans as Captain America, Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man, and Scarlett Johannson as Black Widow all playing significant roles. In this installment, rising tensions between Captain America and Iron Man create a rift within the Avengers crew amid larger conflicts and threats to the outside world. In classic trifecta fashion, we give you our various takes on this summer superhero release.
The Life of Pablo: Where unity is unnecessary
by Lizzie Bianchine, Miriam Lubin, and Jess Polin After numerous name changes, Kanye West has finally decided upon the title The Life of Pablo for his new album, released on February 11. The “Pablo” aspect of the title either refers to drug lord Pablo Escobar or the legendary artist, Pablo Picasso, to whom West has compared himself many times. […]
Foxes: breaking into the better side of pop music
I like indie pop. It’s cool, often innovative, and makes pop music seem like less of a guilty pleasure. The indie variety is full of unexpected element and creativity, lending some integrity to the ever-so-common pop music realm. Naturally, when I saw that the indie pop artist Foxes was releasing a new album, I felt a degree of anticipation. […]
Alice: we’re all mad here (and by mad I mean homicidal)
I knew it was going to be my kind of book when Alice befriended an axe murderer on page six. I’m a simple girl; the way to my heart is through a little bloodshed and a good old fashioned insane asylum. What can I say? The Valentine’s Day spirit got to me. Nothing screams “I love you, honey” like a […]
