Newsies at Roseville Theatre Arts Academy
March 6, 2019
Opening this Friday, and running March 8-17 is Newsies, the heartwarming and empowering story of the 1899 New York City paperboy strike. Filled with high energy choreography, uplifting ballads and an inspirational storyline, Newsies is a fantastic choice for Roseville High School students looking to...
Trailer drops for Game of Thrones Season 8
March 5, 2019
Early Tuesday morning HBO dropped a trailer for the highly anticipated Game of Thrones season 8, arguably one of the best shows of all time, and the hype is definitely felt for the final season of the show. With the final season dropping April 14, this first trailer was past due, and I absolutely fr...
ARTIST IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Hannah Shaw
CAITLIN TRAN
March 5, 2019
Senior artist Hannah Shaw utilizes her experiences within her family of differing class circumstances in her series, The Evolution of Aspirations offering a unique and insightful look into the arise of different levels of success in society. Shaw captures the struggles - or lack thereof - within her subj...
2019 Oscars rebuttle; who shoud’ve won
February 25, 2019
Best Actor in a Leading Role Winner: Rami Malek, Bohemian Rhapsody Who should’ve won: Bradley Cooper, A Star Is Born Rami Malek played a fan favorite character in a fan favorite movie, and while his embodiment of Freddie Mercury was spot on, it simply wasn’t the best performance of the year. The Academy...
OSCARS BEST PICTURE NOMINEES
February 22, 2019
Eye of the Tiger’s A&E Staff reviews this year’s Best Picture Nominees and lays out general expectations for which films deserve the ever coveted Academy Award. Black Panther REVIEW BY OWEN YOUNG One of the more recent movies in the Marvel cinematic universe, Black Panther...
It’s hard to read the bard
February 15, 2019
Romeo and Juliet, Merchant of Venice, Hamlet, and Macbeth: the required reading every high school student is familiar with. Between read-alouds, movies, and audio books, our teachers do their best to convey the prestige and integrity of Shakespeare’s work, while still making it accessible to those who fi...
The Walking Dead slaughters fan favorites, leaves viewers disappointed
February 14, 2019
The once highest rated television show on air, The Walking Dead has returned, but many say it has a completely different feel to it, developing a weirder, darker vibe than in the past. Since the main character Rick Grimes, played by Andrew Lincoln, was killed off, the show hasn’t been able to make a r...
Coen Brothers move their talent to Netflix
February 13, 2019
The Coen Brothers have proven themselves in almost every genre imaginable, from possibly their most famous movie The Big Lebowski to the mystery thriller Fargo or the western drama No Country for Old Men, these directors have put out Oscar quality movies time and time again. Now they have taken their ...
Bring Me The Horizon disappoints with amo
January 29, 2019
After a little more than two years of waiting, rock band Bring Me The Horizon released their sixth studio album. The project is called amo, deriving from the Latin word “amor”, which basically means true love. The album cover features a ripped sticker only leaving the word “amo” as a play...
Gunship’s 80’s rock and vaporwave mix recipe for masterpiece
January 25, 2019
If you’re anything like me, both a huge fan 80’s rock and the new music genre vaporwave, you would truly enjoy the recently released album Dark All Day by Gunship. The feelings that these songs give me are absolutely incredible, as they blast listeners with an incredibly powerful wave of nostalgia. ...
Blank Banshee breaks year long silence
January 24, 2019
The vaporwave music genre puzzles lots of people due to the nature of the music and elusive underground artists, vaporwave composer and well known artist in the community Blank Banshee broke his almost one year of silence on all platforms that he communicates through. The prospect of a new album from Blank Bansh...
91st Academy Award Nominees Announced
January 22, 2019
Oscar Nominations dropped this morning, with a familiar batch of films snagging spots in the most sought after categories. Between the Golden Globes, the Critics Choice Awards and the Producers Guild Awards, though similar movies have been nominated, each awards show has had a different film take ...
