The La Salle Theater Department opened their annual winter show, a series of one-acts entitled “Originals,” on Friday, Jan. 10 at 7 p.m. Featuring shows directed, designed, and produced by students,...

For the second year in a row, the La Salle Theater has presented a series of one-acts for their winter production, titled “Originals.” In the weeks before these student-directed, produced, and designed...

The following article reviews a movie that contains graphic and explicit content. Reader discretion is advised. As horror often serves as social commentary, how do you remake a classic over 100 years...

Just before Christmas roughly six years ago, children swarmed to see “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” with its hit track “Sunflower.” The song was sung by rapper Swae Lee and Post Malone, when...

As Christmas nears, Trader Joe’s has risen to the occasion, accommodating everyone’s holiday needs. The arrival of winter and the Christmas season brings with it the addition of many enticing, winter-themed...

Christmas is a time that is filled with fond memories and tradition, so what better way to kick off the holiday season than with classic Christmas movies? Whether it’s the chaos of family gatherings...

This review contains spoilers for the film. “Are people born wicked?” asks Glinda Upland (Ariana Grande), the Good Witch of the North, at the outset of “Wicked.” “Or do they have wickedness...

The following article reviews a TV show that contains graphic content. On Oct. 27, 2009, Riot Games, commonly referred to by its shorthand, Riot, released “League of Legends,” a multiplayer online...

Warning: This review contains spoilers. Released in 2016, “Moana” is hailed as part of a dying phenomenon: a Disney movie beloved by fans and critics alike.  “Moana 2” is neither.  The...

“Neighborhood” is a bilingual EP that has a mix of several different genres like pop, funk, soul, and R&B in English and Korean. Jay Chang contributed greatly to this EP as a lyricist and co-producer,...

La Salle’s Theater Department had the opening night of its fall show, “Lost Girl” by playwright Kimberly Bellower on Friday, Nov. 3. The department put on the production 6 times, concluding on...