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Reagan reading the newest Hunger Games book written by Suzanne Collins.

New addition to the ‘Hunger Games’ series ‘Sunrise on the Reaping’ gives a deeper dive to the characters, setting

Alexa Reagan, Section Editor, Reporter April 18, 2025

A gripping and beautifully written novel that pulls you into its complex world from the very first page, “Sunrise on the Reaping” is set in the familiar world of Panem, taking readers deeper into the...

‘Snow White’ live-action adaptation follows the original story plot with an empowering take

‘Snow White’ live-action adaptation follows the original story plot with an empowering take

Emily Torres, Reporter April 18, 2025

“Snow White” live action was released on March 21 directed by Marc Webb. The adaptation follows the original movie “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,” released in 1937. The live adaptation follows...

"The Penguin Lessons" is more a political commentary and less about penguins

“The Penguin Lessons” is more a political commentary and less about penguins

Alexa Reagan, Section Editor, Reporter April 18, 2025

“The Penguin Lessons” is a new movie based on Tom Michell's autobiography of the same name. It follows Michell, a young man who leaves England to teach English in Argentina in the 70s. While visiting...

"Pipeline" showcased at O'Kane Theatre from Feb. 27 through March 8.

How authenticity in UHD’s production of ‘Pipeline’ highlights the school-to-prison pipeline

Abraham Leija, Section Editor March 28, 2025

“Pipeline” was presented by the O’Kane Theatre from Feb. 27 to March 8. Audiences were left speechless by the raw performance and authentic representation of social issues that plague the US school...

'The Electric State' was an electric flop

‘The Electric State’ was an electric flop

Alyssa Agron, Reporter March 28, 2025

The Russo brothers have done it again, folks! They got their hands on another big-budget film and made audiences question what all the money went toward. “The Electric State” had everything going...

(Left to right) Pianist Liza Mendez, bass player Miriam, singer Ermelinda Cuellar, and drummer Jordan Hobbs perform at POST Houston.

POST Houston partners with local Musicians to host the second annual ‘Women in Music’ festival

Anastasia Olloque, Reporter March 27, 2025

On March 9, the Houston Professional Music Association celebrated International Women’s Day with their second annual “Women in Music" festival at POST Houston. The HPMA partnered with the recording...

Illustration credit: Tejiri Ewherido

Maná’s historic nomination for The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame as the first Latin Band to be nominated

Emily Torres, Reporter March 7, 2025

On Feb. 12, The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nominations were released, and one of the names on the list was the Mexican band Maná. Other Latin artists have been nominated before them although they had...

"So Long, Mary Ann" by Vincent Valdez.

CAMH showcases San Antonio-based artist Vincent Valdez with exhibit, ‘Just a Dream’

Alex Mendoza, Reporter, Photographer March 6, 2025

The Contemporary Arts Museum Houston's current exhibit contains an accumulation of Vincent Valdez's career spanning 25 years. It is the first time ever that the museum dedicates its entire museum to one...

Illustration Credit: Mitchelle Morah

The ‘Swamp Princess’ wins big, Doechii’s historical moment at the Grammys

Latreece McKinney, Section Editor March 5, 2025

On Sunday, Feb. 2, at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards, Doechii won a Grammy for Best Rap Album, “Alligator Bites Never Heal.” Joining her in the Best Rap Album category were seasoned rap pros J. Cole,...

Courtesy: O'Kane Theatre

O’Kane Theater showcases ‘Pipeline,’ portrays a school-to-prison pipeline story by UHD actors

Heather Williams, Reporter February 27, 2025

In honor of Black History Month, UHD will be performing the hard-hitting subject of the school-to-prison pipeline. Boasting a talented crew and cast, “Pipeline” will be the event of the season at the...

Courtesy: Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo

Sibling trio AJR are back for RodeoHouston

Alexa Reagan, Section Editor, Reporter February 27, 2025

AJR is returning to Houston to perform for the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo on March 6. Their last show in Houston was nearly three years ago at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion during their OK...

Courtesy: IMDb

‘Wolf Man’ re-imagined following the approach of generational trauma

Emily Torres, Reporter February 14, 2025

“Wolf Man,” directed by Leigh Whannell, is a modern adaption of the 1941 film, “The Wolf Man”, originally directed by George Waggner. Released on Jan. 17, the movie follows Blake Lovell (Christopher...

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