A&E – Page 7 – The Oracle

“It: Chapter 2” clowns around with terrified viewers

On September 9, 2019September 13, 2019 By graceba

“It: Chapter 2” is a sequel to the popular 2017 remake of the original film, released in 1990. Fans of the original seemed to love the remake even more so, and new fans were attracted due to the prominence of the young cast and the humor that was added to the script.

It’s not a common occurrence to walk into a theater showing a horror movie and hear the audience members booming with laughter, despite having just […]

“Overcomer” fails to change opinions on faith-based films

On September 9, 2019September 9, 2019 By taylors

Hannah Scott prepares to run her first official race against other schools, and she has to do it alone. Scott was the only runner for Brookshire Christian school's track and field team. Photo courtesy of Rotten Tomatoes.

Faith-based movies that are released in theaters are never well-reviewed or get much love. This movie is no exception. Although the overall plot of “Overcomer” […]

MCU marketing has taken a turn

On May 20, 2019May 16, 2019 By elenam

Very few scenes in the "Avengers: Endgame" give away any information about the film. Marvel Studio's effort to keep the contents of the film a secret is reflected in their advertising. Courtesy of Marvel Studios.

Marvel Studios has constructed one of the biggest and most popular film series in Hollywood. Over the 21 movies thus far (not including “Avengers: Endgame”) […]

Sophomore Christina Martin dazzles with colorguard skill

On May 17, 2019May 9, 2019 By elenam

Christina Martin performs with her fellow Legends at a competition held at Freedom High School. The team delivered an outstanding performance and impressed the audience. Courtesy of Rio Maria.

So much strength, coordination, and hard work goes into each colorguard performance. Sophomore Christina Martin brings her talent to every competition and has shown to […]

Greg Griffith shows his passion for art through AP 2D Art

On May 17, 2019May 9, 2019 By aliyal

Gregory Griffith’s appreciation for African American culture and history and his love for creating art have led him to taking AP 2-D Art. Additionally, he reflects such beliefs in his concentration choice of African American royalty. Courtesy of Aliya Leary.

Self-taught since seventh grade, Gregory Griffith continues to hone his skills as an artist by taking AP 2-D Art his senior year. The objective of […]

Steinbrenner’s “Chicago” brings all that jazz

On May 13, 2019October 25, 2019 By gracebe

Velma Kelley (Taylor Tarver) and Roxie Hart (Avery Hall) pose at the end of their lively final number, “Hot Honey Rag.” The two characters were seen bickering for most of the musical, but the last number brought them together for a friendship filled finale. Courtesy of Grace Beilman.

When Steinbrenner’s theater program opened for the first night of “Chicago,” family members, friends, and student body members flooded into the packed auditorium. Steinbrenner’s rendition […]

“Captain Marvel” is a marvelous time for fans

On April 22, 2019April 22, 2019 By graceba

“Captain Marvel” is the final movie in the franchise before the release of “Avengers: Endgame.” The film was highly anticipated, as it is the first stand-alone Marvel movie about a female superhero. Photo courtesy of Marvel Studios Entertainment.

This review contains spoilers for “Captain Marvel” and “Avengers: Infinity War.” Marvel Studios has done it again. Now nearing the end of their third phase of […]

Billie Eilish stuns fans with amazing debut album

On April 1, 2019April 10, 2019 By graceba

Billie Eilish impresses fans yet again with the release of her debut album “WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO?” With many songs already able to be streamed, fans highly anticipated the full release of the album prior to its official drop. Courtesy of Consequence of Sound.

Over the past year, Billie Eilish has taken the world by storm. First going viral at the age of 13 with the release of her […]

Youtubers continue to change the standard for content on the platform

On March 9, 2019April 10, 2019 By graceba

In the past few months, YouTubers have slowly created a new version of the platform. With bigger and better content, they’re only continuing to become more successful. Courtesy of Shane Dawson.

YouTube has changed a lot in its years on the internet. From the original short funny cat videos and tutorials on how to put together […]

People of Steinbrenner: Maggie Losier

On March 8, 2019April 10, 2019 By graceb

Senior Maggie Losier's EP is titled "Searching," and revolves around her journey of finding herself. The EP was released in January, and features her playing ukulele as well as her vocals. Courtesy of Maggie Loiser.

For as long as she can remember, senior Maggie Losier has loved to sing and music has always played a large role in her life.. […]

“Happy Death Day 2U” is repetitive in the best way possible

On March 8, 2019March 8, 2019 By gracebe

"Happy Death Day 2U" is a wild ride that left fans questioning what exactly had just happened. The film is the second installment in the franchise created by Blumhouse Productions. Photo courtesy of The Verge.

*This review includes spoilers* Sequels are almost always not better than the original. Many fans and casual viewers when into “Happy Death Day 2U,” with […]

People of Steinbrenner: Kiki Stegeman

On March 6, 2019April 10, 2019 By gracebe

Senior basketball player and culinary student Kiki Stegeman gives the overused word "well-rounded" a new definition. She has been a member of the culinary program since sophomore year and started basketball in seventh grade. Photo courtesy of Katelyn Payne.

Between her busy basketball schedule, her commitment to the culinary program, and her aspiration of working in engineering, senior Kiki Stegeman is a very busy […]