In Review: Volume 7, 2025
El Estoque’s staff review recently released media, ranging from Ken Carson's surprise release to Maroon 5’s latest single
Bay Area-based business Twrl Milk Tea brings boba into household pantries
Two Bay Area women built their own eco-friendly bubble tea business
‘Sinners’ is stylish, sexy and seething with culture
The only sin this film commits is not giving us more
Entertainment shouldn’t be homework: Reevaluating critique
Critics need to reassess how they review art to consider a variety of target audiences and themes
In Review: Volume 6, 2025
El Estoque's staff review recently released media, ranging from Netflix's newest romcom to Lil Tecca's latest single
Varsity Boys Volleyball falls 3-0 to The Harker School
Matadors put up a strong fight but are unable to prevail
‘$ome $exy $ongs 4 U’ is Valentine’s Day slop
Let’s hope Drake won’t meet anyone’s madre anytime soon with his immature and juvenile lyricism
In Review: Volume 4, 2025
El Estoque's staff review recently released media, ranging from LiAngelo Ball's first shot at music to Tate McRae's new pop experiment
Monsters and metaphors: How horror movies reflect societal issues
Horror movies are often overlooked despite their relevant social commentary
Cupertino holds sixth annual Cupertino Spelling Bee
Youth Activity Board holds an educational event for elementary schoolers
‘The Brutalist’ is a raw take on the American dream
The award-winning period drama delivers a solid screenplay and performances
‘Red One’ makes the naughty list of holiday films with charm
The star-studded movie takes a unique approach but fails to stand out from average Christmas cinema