Rich The Kid flops with “BOSS MAN”
Rich The Kid fails to mature as an artist, finding himself stuck after puberty, with the release of a mediocre third studio-recorded album titled, “BOSS MAN.” […]
Month: April 2020
Pearl Jam makes an underwhelming return to the music industry with new album “Gigaton”
In an attempt to revitalize their sound, Pearl Jam’s new album “Gigaton” did not meet expectations with a lack of creativity and differentiation between songs. […]
The Weeknd’s New Album “After Hours” Exceeds Listeners’ Expectations
After four years of radio silence, The Weeknd finally released his newest album, “After Hours” on March 20. The album is a blast from the past due to its retro-style tracks, which feature fast beats, electronic guitar riffs and flawless vocals. The music is upbeat and eccentric, but the tracks entertain listeners with unique and thrilling beats […]
5 Seconds of Summer’s fourth studio album “CALM” beautifully depicts relationships, love, and heartbreak through their traditional pop rock and R&B music
5 Seconds of Summer’s newest album, “CALM”, builds off the band’s previous album “Youngblood” and continues to wonderfully compliment and encompass the band’s pop rock genre. […]
Sophomore Cassie Gallogly Shows Her Talents on the Ice
Mira Costa sophomore Cassie Gallogly is always looking to improve on her skills in the rink as she competes in the competitive world of ice skating. […]
Stamp takes her rowing to the next level
Senior Hope Stamp is rowing her way to the top. Stamp began her rowing career the summer before her freshman year. She rows for the Marina Aquatic Center (MAC) junior rowing team where they practice 6 days a week for 4 hours each day. […]
“Kid Krow” pleases listeners with honest and emotional lyrics
Conan Gray’s most recent album, “Kid Krow” stuns listeners with emotional lyrics that pull on their heart-strings.
“Anna K” Charms Readers, Gives a Modern Twist to a Classic Tale
In the early nineteenth century, Leo Tolstoy penned one of his most famous novels: Anna Karenina. Now, over one-hundred years later, Jenny Lee brings that classic back to life in an exciting new way with her latest novel, “Anna K: A Love Story.” […]
Changes in AP Testing due to COVID-19
High school students across the nation were notified Monday that the AP tests will be administered online this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. […]
Drama/Tech Dept. searches for solutions to enable “Into the Woods” to go on
Amid Coronavirus cancellations, the Drama and Tech Department is in the process of finding a way to ensure that it’s spring musical, Into the Woods can still be showcased. The show was supposed to open on April 24; however, the extended school shut down until May 5, the performances will not be able to occur. Additionally, because students may not gather during this time, they have not been rehearsing.