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Editor’s note: Spoilers ahead After years of speculation and anticipation following “Spider-Man: No Way Home” (2021), “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” finally delivers a new chapter for Peter Parker that feels both familiar and refreshingly different. Directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, the film embraces a more grounded, street-level
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Editor’s note: This review contains significant spoilers for Obsession (2026). Content Warning: This article contains brief language, spoilers and mature themes from the film Introduction For people who love dark romance or romantic horror, Obsession (2026) is a film worth checking out. Directed by Curry Barker and starring Michael Johnston as Baron “B
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Introduction As a personal fan of director Christopher Nolan myself, there is no denying that this individual has made some of the most seminal films in the last two decades. Films like “Inception” and “The Dark Knight” were captivating pieces formally recognized in the Library of Congress’ National Film Registry, on top of other works...
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After an 18-18 record mark the best finish to a season under head coach Matt Righter, promise has been in the air for each member of the Stevenson baseball team. Still, a few months have now passed between the end of the regular season into the very heat of the summer. There is ample time...
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Purple, white, and gold. These were the first colors to catch my eyes as I entered the France-Merrick Performing Arts Center to see Tony Award-wining musical “SUFFS.” The colors that decorated the merch booth and promotional banners were the same shades that painted the women’s suffrage movement from 1913 to 1920. According to the Women’s...
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With a hollow, almost haunting breath that reverberates through your chest, the Navajo flute produces a sound like wind flowing between smooth canyon walls. This is one of the unique forms of music played by Eli Lev, a local singer/songwriter of Silver Spring, Maryland. He describes his brand as indie/folk/poptimism. “Indie is short for independent....
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Part 1- Michael Rosa Content Warning: This article contains brief discussions of child abuse. Editor’s Note: Minor spoilers ahead When Jalen Campbell went to the theater to watch the “Michael” biopic, he was super excited to watch the film. After leaving the theater he left with one thing on his mind. Director Antoine Fuqua is...
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With primary focus on the team and regulation-level sports on campus, alternatives can be lost on the backburner. The club sports scene is something that many still have not been exposed to. For those in it, however, the experience provides the same kind of excitement with a vast difference in the required workload. One avenue...
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Activism is eternal. On May 26 through May 30, it exists in the hearts of heroes on Baltimore’s Hippodrome stage through the performance of Tony Award-wining musical “SUFFS.” “I think what I love about the show is that we are giving a broad lens of the women’s rights movement, and we are also giving a broad lens of...
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Amid trying to graduate, I sit at my computer endlessly applying for jobs, trying to get them to notice me. No replies, distant noise of negative opinions from those around me, declining emails with nothing telling me why and an AI robot who is probably taking my role as we speak. No matter the experience...
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