Is Godzilla: Minus One the best movie of 2023?
Nowadays, it’s much too common to see movies that have insanely large budgets, but still leave much to be desired…
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Behind the yearbook: Crafting memories and aesthetics
Yearbook: an album that encapsulates and preserves the cherished moments of our school journey. More than a photo album, it stores important memories and events that unfolded throughout the academic year, presented with a captivating blend of photographs, writings, and designs that align with the chosen theme.
Talent, tenacity, and triumph: A look at Anugraha Chris’s artistic journey
Do you believe in fate? For Anugraha Chris, a senior at Washington and a rising singer, the answer might be yes. Chris began training as a singer at the age of six, but believes her interest in singing to have been rooted in her infancy, almost by destiny.
Classic vs. contemporary: The revival of Mean Girls
On January 12, 2024, producers Tina Fey and Lorne Michaels released a film adaptation of the musical, which has sparked intense controversy among Mean Girls fans. Is it a failed attempt to revive a movie that already had its moment, or a well-executed twist on a beloved classic?
The resurgence of Percy Jackson: Victory or defeat?
Since the release of the first Percy Jackson and the Olympians book in 2005, the series has taken the world by storm in a way that would make even the “Stormbringer,” Poseidon, proud.
The impact of “2014 Forest Hills Drive”
The “2014 Forest Hill Drive” album by J Cole is an example of why music can be so much more than just lyrics and a beat.
Taylor Swift: Conquering the music industry
In the past year, Taylor Swift has transformed from a musician into an international sensation and a household name.
The ballad of prequels and expectations
When people hear of The Hunger Games, their minds automatically think of the beloved characters of Peeta Mellark and Katniss Everdeen. However, they are nowhere to be found in The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes…
Show time! A review of the Performing Arts Club’s Radium Girls
“All the world’s a stage”—in the world of Washington High School, the stage that we spotlight this week is that of the Husky Theatre, as the Performing Arts Club (PAC) presents their fall play Radium Girls.