Travis Scott: the unique sound of “Highest in the Room”
October 10, 2019
Rapper Travis Scott improves from previous work with new single “Highest in the Room”
‘Abominable’ Review: The importance of Asian representation
October 9, 2019
“Abominable,” a new family-friendly animated film produced by Dreamworks, debuted on September 27th with ticket sales reaching $20.85 million by the end of its opening weekend. The film made history, as it is the first Hollywood animated film to feature a modern-day Chinese family. Drea...
Sul & Beans
Tyler Cho, Andie Liu, Alyssa Umino, Claire Wen, and Brian Xu
September 17, 2019
Sampling Sul & Beans’s most popular dessert items
13 reasons why “13 Reasons Why” season three could do better
September 4, 2019
How this show poorly represented high school culture by tackling aspects of various different social issues
It’s impossible not to love ‘Love, Simon’
April 11, 2018
Going into the theater, I didn’t expect much out of “Love, Simon.” The movie had been all over social media, advertised as a progressive rom-com about a closeted gay high school student. It looked generic. It wasn’t trying to be anything special. But it was. “Love, Simon” isn’t a movie ...
“Isle of Dogs” is pawsitively enjoyable
March 31, 2018
etails, as in most Wes Anderson films, aren't ignored in "Isle of Dogs” — the Oscar-nominated director's whimsical second attempt at a feature-length stop motion film. The film features all elements needed for a great production, highlighting attentive consideration of script, casting, animation and r...
The genius and goofs behind “It”
September 27, 2017
It’s not real. It’s just a movie. It’s not possible. hispering this to myself over and over in my head was the only way I was able to keep myself from tearing up just about any time the red balloon appeared on the screen. On Sept. 8, the long-awaited story of “It,” whose characters and t...
Review: Bill Nye’s viewers grew up — and “Bill Nye saves the world” reflects that perfectly
May 12, 2017
Back in elementary school, science was my favorite subject. But elementary school science isn’t all that representative of actual science. Science was painting balloons to look like planets and tracing our shadows in chalk on the blacktop, and just hearing the name “Bill Nye” is a reminder of thos...
Restaurant Roulette: The Original Pancake House
April 27, 2017
Twice a month, El Estoque goes to restaurants around Cupertino and takes a chance by asking the waiter to personally choose our food for us. This week, we continued the alphabetical theme with a trip to The Original Pancake House. Despite being located in a central spot on De Anza Ave., The Original...
Football: MVHS bounces back after tough loss
September 13, 2016
Tensions are high at the Matadors’ bench as they trail Evergreen HS 7 points to 15 at the halftime mark. The Matadors’ squad believed they could take the victory in the second half on their home turf. Watch how they took their lead with 2 seconds to spare in the fourth quarter and made a night to rem...
Restaurant Roulette: K’s Crepes and Cafe
September 4, 2016
wice a month, El Estoque goes to restaurants around Cupertino and takes a chance by asking the waiter to personally choose our food for us. This week, we continued the alphabetical theme with a trip to K’s Crepes and Cafe. At 12:30 p.m. on a Saturday, K’s Crepes and Cafe was packed with people, some stan...
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