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Twenty One Pilots has high potential with “Blurryface”

By Kat Gorospe
May 21, 2015

[M]aybe it is the unique alternative sound that got Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun their share of fame; or maybe it is the advantage of social media that got the word out. Whatever the case may be, the Ohio duo, Twenty One Pilots, is overhyped. I never paid much attention to new bands since I figured they would come and go just like every other artist has. However, it seemed that the talk of Twenty One Pilots was on the rise, rather than staying low-key (which their “original” fans would probably prefer).

All Time Low album review: Future Hearts

By Kat Gorospe
April 13, 2015

When it’s summer and you’re driving with the windows down, All Time Low is the perfect band to be blasting from your speakers.

“Cinderella” teaches courage and kindness in a magical way

By Kat Gorospe
March 16, 2015

As several little girls shuffled out of the AMC theater in their blue dresses and toy tiaras, it brought back memories of when I dressed the same; the famous Disney tale being my favorite. On March 13, the remake of the 1950 classic Disney film, “Cinderella”, was released. Just like “Maleficent”, Walt Disney Pictures put a realistic twist in the movie, along with dazzling special effects.

From Front and Center, to Behind the Scenes

By Kat Gorospe
February 12, 2015

17 East Monroe St. Chicago, IL. The Palmer House Hotel. A place where guests spend nights under the French-painted ceiling and where tourists come to see a piece of history. But for senior Madison Paez, it was her time and place for auditions.

Movie Review: Paddington

By Kat Gorospe
January 20, 2015

[A]s I was sitting in theater nine at AMC, little kids filled the seats and I wondered why exactly I picked to watch this movie. “Paddington” is an old childrens book that was published in 1972, and now launched into a movie as of Jan. 16. Maybe the 6-year-old me, who was obsessed with similar characters such as Little Bear, would love to see it. Unfortunately, I was not interested in the story line at all.

Charlie XCX album review: Sucker

By Kat Gorospe
December 18, 2014

aybe it’s her wavy black hair, the signature red lipstick, or edgy fashion sense that makes her stand out from typical American artists. However, that...

Holiday Wishes album review: Idina Menzel

By Kat Gorospe
October 14, 2014

In 2003, she was on Broadway. Draped in black clothing, covered from head-to-toe in green make up, she played Elphaba, the Wicked Witch of the West. 10 years later, Disney welcomed her. She played the role of the famous ice queen, Elza, known for the song “Let it Go.” From “Wicked,” to “Frozen,” Idina Menzel has achieved every artists dream. Sure, one can create a few albums here and there, but Menzel was talented enough to expand her horizons beyond the studio.

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Twenty One Pilots has high potential with “Blurryface”

All Time Low album review: Future Hearts

“Cinderella” teaches courage and kindness in a magical way

From Front and Center, to Behind the Scenes

Movie Review: Paddington

Charlie XCX album review: Sucker

Holiday Wishes album review: Idina Menzel

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