Maddy Whitman Media Editor
Scrolling through YouTube, one might see an array of videos accompanied by meticulously crafted thumbnails and titles. Intrigued, they click on the video, but find themselves disappointed when the content isn’t what was originally promised.
Anastasia Ruimy Staff Writer
Summer music festivals are around the corner and some might find the cliché photos of people sitting on grassy fields with their friends, amongst a crowd of other people doing the same, flood social media feeds.
Sal Cerrell Opinions Editor: Online, Anna Duffy Staff Writer
Spoilers for ‘Avengers: Endgame’ included.
‘Avengers: Endgame,’ marks the 23rd and most ambitious movie of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (M.C.U.) so far. Most fans, having witnessed the shocking twists in ‘Infinity War,’ went into the film having a general understanding of how the story would end but were unclear about the path it would traverse. After the death of many of the Avengers’ most up and coming members, most notably the heroes Black Panther and Spider-Man in ‘Infinity War’, it fell to the original six Avengers (Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Black Widow, Hulk, and Hawkeye) to defeat the villain Thanos and restore the lives of those who had perished.
Raunak Lally Culture Editor: Online
Just a few weeks prior to the end of the school year—but for seniors, the end of high school for good—Prom takes place outside of ASL to provide students with the experience of an American high school tradition and celebrate the end of a busy year for upperclassmen.
Izzy Harris Staff Writer
What to expect at the Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum was initially a mystery. Christian Dior SE usually flies under my radar except for the occasional trip to Selfridges or on advertisements in the tube. Previously exhibited as Christian Dior: Couturier du Rêve at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, the installation garnered widespread acclaim until it closed in January 2017. However, since February, the exhibition has been reinstalled at the V&A to honor Britain’s influence on the designer. Additionally, some of the pieces showcased were designed by other artists under the direction of Dior as a visual representation of his success. (more…)