Category: Arts and Entertainment

Arts and Entertainment

Why are we so infatuated with true crime?

By: Rilynn Fluitt True crime is defined as a nonfiction genre of literature, film, podcasts, and other media that depicts and examines real crime cases. True crime originated in America during the 1960s, following the violence of certain political events such as the Vietnam War. It became infamous in the following decades by obsession over serial killers like Ted Bundy. The reality of these events … Continue reading Why are we so infatuated with true crime?

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Arts and Entertainment

Students share top movies to watch for Halloween

By: Katja Esser Halloween is a fun time to watch movies with friends. Many students at Bellbrook High School shared their favorite Halloween films for this special time. Of 25 interviewed students, 76% like to watch halloween movies especially in October to make the time more fun. One of students’ favorite films is The Nightmare Before Christmas because it combines Halloween and Christmas. Students also … Continue reading Students share top movies to watch for Halloween

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Arts and Entertainment

From Mixtapes to Algorithms: How We Really Find New Music

By Andrew Matsko Ask your parents how they found new music back when they were in high school, and they’ll probably give you a mini history lesson. They’ll tell you about waiting by the radio with a blank cassette tape ready to press record, looking through rows of CDs at the mall, or trading physically burned CDs with friends. “Many would discover music through their … Continue reading From Mixtapes to Algorithms: How We Really Find New Music

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Arts and Entertainment

Students at Bellbrook High School look forward to spooky season festivities

By: Camilla Bozzuto As October progresses, students begin thinking about the well-loved fall traditions. Whether it’s a cozy night in watching a Halloween movie, or going out on the weekend to visit a haunted house, the month is jam-packed with festivities for the spooky season lovers.  From family-friendly Halloween movies like Hocus Pocus and The Nightmare Before Christmas, to classic scares like Beetlejuice and Halloween, … Continue reading Students at Bellbrook High School look forward to spooky season festivities

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Arts and Entertainment, School Community

Ms. Breese reveals fall play: Twelve Angry Jurors

by Juno Spencer As the fall season arrives, so does this year’s fall play, the classic Twelve Angry Jurors (originally titled Twelve Angry Men). Written by Reginald Rose, the play is a courtroom drama in which twelve jurors debate and deliberate on whether or not to convict a young boy of murder, thereby condemning the boy to the death penalty. With a cast of returning … Continue reading Ms. Breese reveals fall play: Twelve Angry Jurors

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Students weigh in on big Emmy wins

By: Andrew Matsko Television’s stars gathered in Los Angeles on the 14th for the Primetime Emmy Awards, honoring the top shows and performances across the small screen. From major wins to emotional speeches, the ceremony gave entertainment fans plenty to talk about.  The broadcast brought plenty of excitement for casual viewers and die-hard TV fans alike, with several popular series walking away with major trophies. … Continue reading Students weigh in on big Emmy wins

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Arts and Entertainment, School Community

Pickleball fever hits Bellbrook: New courts see surge in popularity

By: Andrew Matsko Since opening brand-new pickleball courts at the Sugarcreek Veterans Memorial on May 29, the site has quickly transformed into one of the busiest places in town. What started as a simple addition to local recreational options has caused an overwhelming response, drawing steady crowds of students and residents from early morning until sunset.  The proximity to the school grounds makes it an … Continue reading Pickleball fever hits Bellbrook: New courts see surge in popularity

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Rockstar games releases GTA VI extended look, fans are hyped

by Juno Spencer Rockstar Games, the studio behind the Red Dead Redemption and Grand Theft Auto (GTA) series, released a nearly 27 minute extended look trailer for their most anticipated game of the past ten years, GTA VI, on August 27. The trailer gave fans a more in-depth look at aspects of the gameplay such as updated gunplay, more side activities to do such as … Continue reading Rockstar games releases GTA VI extended look, fans are hyped

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Arts and Entertainment, School Community

Bellbrook remembers Dolly Parton’s life and legacy

By: Camilla Bozzuto The world lost a true legend on August 25, 2026. American singer-songwriter and actress Dolly Parton was born January 19, 1946 in Locust Ridge, Tennessee. According to Dolly Parton’s official website, she was the fourth of twelve children, five sisters and six brothers, all of whom were raised in a single bedroom cabin near the Great Smoky Mountains.  Over the years, Dolly … Continue reading Bellbrook remembers Dolly Parton’s life and legacy

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Arts and Entertainment, Feature/Opinion

OPINION: Toy Story 5 is taking screens to a new level 

By: Emma Dabell  Toy Story 5 releases on June 19. It is about the main character Bonnie getting addicted to her tablet. It affects her real play and imagination. Bonnie’s other toys are very upset by this and want to take action. Now we are waiting to see if Bonnie will learn to coexist with the tablet, or will the toys get rid of it … Continue reading OPINION: Toy Story 5 is taking screens to a new level 

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