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The Trailer Park Boys from the Canadian mockumentary television series, Mike Smith (Bubbles, L) Robb Wells (Ricky, C) and John Paul Tremblay (Julian, R).

“Trailer Park Boys” Netflix’s hilarious mockumentary

Amit Cohen, Freelance Reporter | March 27, 2024

"Trailer Park Boys" on Netflix is a Canadian sitcom spanning 12 seasons taking place in the fictional “Sunnyvale Trailer Park” in Nova Scotia, Canada. The show is a mockumentary of three felons that...

Illustration depicting popular Marvel superheroes such as Scarlet Witch,” “Doctor Strange,” “Spider-Man,” and “Captain America” with a large arrow to show the box office decline of the films.

Do superhero movies still have the same fanfare among movie-goers like they once had?

Sonny La, Staff Reporter | March 25, 2024

Are superheroes still the prominent idolized figure they once were or have audiences grown numb to the concept of role models being “super” and a “hero”? It wasn’t too long ago that the Marvel...

Illustration of a Sith (red) and Jedi (blue) lightsaber clashing.

A galactic disappointment: ‘STAR WARS: Battlefront Classic Collection’ fails to live up to its legacy

Vincent Scrivens, News Editor | March 23, 2024

With its foot barely out of the blast door, “STAR WARS: Battlefront Classic Collection” released on March 13 on consoles and PC to near-universal criticism for its broken and underwhelming state. A...

Artistic depiction of “Hellpods” from Helldivers 2 descending from space.

‘Helldivers 2’ plunges players into a galactic war

Iain Klotzbach, Freelance Reporter | March 21, 2024

Have you ever wanted to dive into war and aggressively spread democracy? “Helldivers 2”, released on Feb. 8 by Arrowhead Game Studios, this game puts you amidst a galactic war in the helldivers program....

Mock movie poster for the queer thriller romance film, Love Lies Bleeding. The poster contains a stock image of the New Mexico desert with the names of the director, main actors and movie title.

‘Love Lies Bleeding’: An underwhelming flex of storytelling

Mackenzie Jardine, Editor-in-Chief | March 20, 2024

“Love Lies Bleeding,” a queer romance thriller film directed by Rose Glass and starring Kristen Stewart (Lou) and Katy O’Brian (Jackie) falls short of my expectations. With an hour and 44 minute...

A derpy illustration of John Cena in his role as Ricky Stanicky.

Ricky Stanicky: Friendship, chaos, ‘air dicking’

Claire Mao, Freelance Reporter | March 18, 2024

“Ricky Stanicky” is a humorous take on the true meaning of friendship. Released on March 7 by Amazon MGM Studios, this 113 minute-long R-rated film stars Zac Efron and John Cena, marking a significant...

Screen shot of staff reporter Leart Grbeshi and his review set up for the new Kanye West album, Vultures 1.

Kanye West drops 35th studio album

Leart Grbeshi, Staff Reporter | March 14, 2024

On Feb. 9, “Vultures 1” was finally released and became Kanye West's 11th consecutive studio album to debut on the Billboard 200, the most of any artist, ever. On top of that, he did so with minimal...

Graphic for the album review of Maggie Lindemanns HEADSPLIT. The graphic contains her album cover, that is inspired by the re-worked bear trap head piece from the torture-horror movie franchise, Saw.

Pop princess turned alternative artist continues strongly in the genre

Mackenzie Jardine, Editor-In-Chief | March 10, 2024

Maggie Lindemann released her newest EP “HEADSPLIT” on March 8; while it’s one of Lindemann’s best lyrically, it falls short in comparison to her previous jumps into rock. Lindemann started...

Urban Plates entrance at Santana Row on March 2.

Urban Plates – Culinary gem in the heart of Santa Clara

Sabrina Kulieva, Staff Reporter | March 6, 2024

Urban Plates is a culinary gem nestled at the edge of Santa Clara and San Jose, near Westfield Valley Fair, offering a health-conscious, flavorful and wholesome dining experience. From the moment you step...

Cover for The Samurais Garden.

The Beauty of Culture

Claire Mao, Freelance Reporter | February 24, 2024

Gail Tsukiyama’s novel, “The Samurai’s Garden”, is a beautiful masterpiece that explores the intricate human attachments and culture. The novel follows the journey of a young 20-year-old Chinese...

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