Rachel Tropp ‘16 EE Editor-in-Chief Set your DVRs to tape, because the fall TV season is here and the line-up of new shows is definitely promising. Here are some of the best…
Category: Entertainment
On the Big Screen: The Top Five Movies About College
Rachel Tropp ’16 EE Senior Entertainment Editor As the school year draws to a close, most of us dread the return of fall. But for the senior class, the nearing of September means…
THeSpians Score at Gala
Rachel Tropp EE Senior Entertainment Editor On Monday, June 1, the THeSpian Society headed up to the Waterbury Palace Theater for the annual Connecticut High School Music Theater Awards Gala, which has been…
Poetic Advisory, Expressive Content: 4th Annual Poetry Slam
Rachel Tropp ’16 EE Senior Entertainment Editor “Poetry is six letters and three syllables; for those to inspire, a connection, a voice, a self-discovery, an expression of the soul, the heart finally…
Congratulations to Jerry Franco ’18
He won the pair of tickets courtesy of Eagle’s Eye. Thanks to everyone who participated!
Diverging from Expectations: Insurgent
Rachel Tropp ‘16 EE Senior Entertainment Editor On March 18th, the highly-anticipated sequel to the hit movie Divergent was released in theaters. To the disappointment of the franchise’s many fans, Insurgent did…
A killer first episode: American Crime Debuts on ABC
Michael Kalendra ’16 EE Staff Writer From the screenwriter of 12 Years a Slave comes a show about a murder in Modesto, California, where war veteran Matt Skokie was killed in a…
Hello Dolly Photo Slideshow
Compiled by Lia Horyczun EE Staff Photographer A look at some of the great moments of last week’s successful THS production of Hello Dolly. [slideshow_deploy id=’2780′] All photos courtesy of Zaineb…
The Oscars are here!
Rachel Tropp ’16 EE Senior Entertainment Editor The 87th Academy Awards ceremony was February 22 at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood. Held by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the…
Not worth a pot of gold
Michael Kalendra ‘16 EE Staff Writer In the dead of night, a little man clad in green (Warwick Davis) runs around unnoticed by a teenage girl named Troy Redding (Jennifer Aniston), a…