Artificial Intelligence is increasingly taking a larger role in our daily entertainment
MVHS students and staff explore the effect of AI’s growth on entertainment
Monsters and metaphors: How horror movies reflect societal issues
Horror movies are often overlooked despite their relevant social commentary
‘Back in Action’ doubles down on its cliche cheesiness
The comedy excels in dramatic fight scenes but fails to captivate its audience with a meaningful plot
MVHS Chamber Orchestra plays at CASMEC
Chamber Orchestra showcases their talent at the annual California All-State Music Education Conference
Sonny ‘angels’
Blind box companies keep teenage consumers hooked with monetization and marketing tactics
‘The Brutalist’ is a raw take on the American dream
The award-winning period drama delivers a solid screenplay and performances
Wrapping music with AI
Reliance on AI has sucked the soul out of “niche” remnants of the long-awaited Spotify Wrapped
‘rosie’ by Rosé is a dime a dozen
Rosé’s debut album is a nostalgic but lukewarm attempt at reflection on a past relationship
‘Moana 2’ is wholesome but afraid to rock the boat
The creation of the sequel lacks attentiveness, producing a predictable and disappointing storyline
‘Small Changes’ unravels the depth in the details
Michael Kiwanuka’s fourth album is a quiet memoir of dedication and mellow maturity
Inside Saratoga Bagels
Exploring Mei Huang’s journey opening and running Saratoga Bagels
Which holiday drink are you?
Take our 2024 seasonal drink quiz