By: Ferica Ting Directed by Charles Martin Smith, the movie “A Dog’s Way Home” showcases a heartwarming, sentimental story that begins in the suburbs of Denver. The movie is filmed from Bella’s (the dog) point of view, who is narrated by Bryce Dallas Howard. Bella takes the audience on aContinue Reading
By: Maansi Maskai The MHS Thespian Society hosted the 2019 Variety Show on Thursday, Jan 24 and Friday, Jan. 25 in the MHS theater. Students displayed their prowess in an array of diverse acts which included the presentation of various cultural dance forms, original songs, and slam poetry. Dancers RyanContinue Reading
By: Alana Penn Following the release of their new album “Trench,” American music duo Twenty One Pilots embarked on the Bandito Tour. I had the fortune of attending their concert on Nov 11, when they made a stop at the Oracle Arena in Oakland. Considering the band’s remarkable performance thatContinue Reading
By: Theodore Do The 2018 MHS fall play, “Rowing to America: The Immigrant Experience,” was a collection of nine one-act plays that explored the stories of the immigrant experience. The play incorporated multiple different identities, sharing the immigrant shift to the American culture. The play was a fantastic display thatContinue Reading
By: Edward Nguyen, Luke Ren ★★★½ “Venom,” a superhero action film about a man who bonds with an alien symbiote, was a simple and fun yet unmemorable flick, released in the United States on Oct. 5. The film follows Eddie Brock (Tom Hardy), as he connects with the symbiote “Venom”Continue Reading
By: Maliyah Fick ★★★ “Sierra Burgess Is a Loser” was released on Sept. 8 by Netflix. The movie is a rom-com film that stars Shannon Purser as Sierra Burgess, Noah Centineo as Jamey, and Kristine Froseth as Veronica. It was directed by Ian Samuels and produced by Thad Luckinbill. SinceContinue Reading
By: Maliyah Fick ★★★★★ “Bohemian Rhapsody” is a drama and biography film directed by Bryan Singer about the rock band known as Queen. They formed in 1970, and one of their most famous songs called Bohemian Rhapsody was released in 1975. The film made its United States debut on Nov.Continue Reading
By: Devyn Nguyen, Edward Nguyen Super Mario Party, the eleventh installment in the Mario Party franchise, is a delightful romp, serving as a fun and polished party game for the Nintendo Switch. While the Switch has no shortage of couch co-op titles, Super Mario Party is one you will definitelyContinue Reading
By: Alexander Phan The flashing lights, loud music, and the energy of the building, were just few of the wonderful things I can remember from the 88Rising concert in San Francisco this Halloween. I’ve never felt such ecstatic energy before as each song played had me bouncing up and downContinue Reading
By: Devyn Nguyen, Luke Ren On August 7, the second expansion of the Year of the Raven was officially released for all Hearthstone players. The Boomsday Project expansion has brought 135 new collectible cards that all involve aspects of science and experimentation to the strategic card game. The main characterContinue Reading
By: Ashley Chen ★★★½ Winnie the Pooh is one of the most beloved Disney characters, and his debut on the big screen is long overdue. Coming to life from A.A. Milne’s book, Winnie the Pooh, voiced by voice actor Jim Cummings, is back with his friends Piglet, Tigger, and Eeyore.Continue Reading
By: Jonathan Tran ★★★½ The live-action Netflix adaptation of Bleach is not terrible. I can’t even call it bad. As surprised as I am to admit this, Warner Bros. (contracted by Netflix for the movie) managed to create a decent two-hour movie out of a manga spanning 15 years. MostContinue Reading