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Filling the Seats
Warning: This article is filled with Musical Theater references. As the first year of Intermission comes to a close, announcements have...
Julia R. Marshall
Jun 19, 20214 min read
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An Hour With B. Monét
Towards the beginning of May, I was granted the amazing opportunity to work with director, writer, and filmmaker B. Monét. She directed a...
anais.mahal
Jun 19, 202111 min read
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My Journey With C4C: A Leap of Faith
The worldwide events of last March left many students in an alien and precarious state and forced them to stay that way leading into the...
Rajan Warden
Jun 19, 20216 min read
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The Problem With Nomadland
To the surprise of many filmgoers, the runaway hit of last season was Chloe Zhao’s Nomadland. A subtle, poignant film about Fern, a woman...
NOLAN MORRIS
Jun 19, 20214 min read
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Valerie and Her Week of Wonders is Creepy, But Not in the Way You Think...
Valerie and Her Week of Wonders is a coming of age film about a young girl named Valerie. The film was released in 1970 and takes place...
Claire Judice
Jun 19, 20215 min read
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Who Is: Cipa Frost?
“Jewish. That’s always been the first thing I think of.” I had asked Cipa about her identity, and her answer came quickly. “That’s what...
anais.mahal
Apr 29, 20215 min read
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Movie Review: Judas and the Black Messiah
When watching films, particularly black historical films, I always think about three specific things: historical accuracy, how it may be...
Nandi Talton
Apr 29, 20213 min read
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Is Shakespeare Still Relevant?
“Why does Shakespeare even matter?” I was teaching an introductory workshop about Shakespeare to kids ages nine to thirteen, and I...
Cora Cadman
Apr 29, 20216 min read
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Movie Review: Empire of the Sun
Empire of the Sun is a film that takes place in China during the early days of World War II. Told through the point of view of an eleven...
Claire Judice
Apr 29, 20217 min read
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Who's Afraid of a Virtual Schedule?
*This article was written prior to the discussion of the future of AP classes. Arts balanced with academics. LaGuardia High School’s...
Julia R. Marshall
Apr 29, 20215 min read
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The Significance of the King and I Today
DISCLAIMER- While this review discusses the issue of racism towards Asian people, I (the author) am a white person, and I would like to...
Eliza Bryson
Apr 29, 20214 min read
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Oscars 2021
It’s officially April, signifying that the Oscars are upon us. Any other year we would be two months past the Oscars, anxiously trying to...
NOLAN MORRIS
Apr 29, 20213 min read
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The New Age of Public Shaming: Cancel Culture
While it is an impediment to freedom of speech, the social media phenomenon of “cancel culture” is antithetical to the power of...
Nash Rahman
Apr 29, 20214 min read
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The Queen's Gambit: Misogynistic or Moving?
“The Queen's Gambit” is a show about a chess prodigy in the 1960s. Her name is Beth Harmon and despite all odds, she ends up being very...
Cora Cadman
Apr 29, 20216 min read
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February Crossword: Drama Teacher Edition!
Junior Julia Marshall interviewed drama department staff to create a special crossword all about our acting teachers! How many of these...
Julia R. Marshall
Feb 15, 20211 min read
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Behind the Mask: Stepping Out
Though cliches should be avoided, one must be included here: In a time of uncertainty, the best one could hope for is some constant....
Julia R. Marshall
Feb 10, 20213 min read
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Why "The Prom" Is One of the Most Offensive Movies of the Year
As movies written about queer teens go, storylines like that of The Prom and Love Simon showcase an astonishing disconnect between the...
Eliza Bryson
Feb 10, 20216 min read
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Your Guide to the Awards Shows of 2021
Ok, so it’s that time of the year again. Every January and early February, we enter the frantic era of awards season for the film...
NOLAN MORRIS
Feb 10, 20215 min read
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Movie Review: 500 Days of Summer
***Major Spoiler Warning*** 500 Days Of Summer is a romantic-comedy that was released in 2009 starring actors Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Zooey...
tereseisme
Feb 10, 20214 min read
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TV Review: Bridgerton
Ravings of a new TV show have been circling around the internet, inspiring a surge in instrumental versions of pop songs and purchases of...
LilyRoss
Feb 10, 20212 min read
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