by Jaimie Franz “Zootopia” is a fun family movie around the premise of animals acting like humans would but still keeping primitive features to their species. The movie follows around a small, hopeful bunny making her dreams come true in a big world. It is rated PG and lasts 108 minutes. Released on March 4, Zootopia is still quite popular in theaters, having several showings a day. … Continue reading Movie Review: Zootopia
By: Harmony Takhar Beyonce Knowles-Carter has been pretty busy lately, from her jaw-dropping performance at the 2016 Superbowl to her announcement of a new album to be released this year not to mention she’s a mother of a 4-year old girl, Blue Ivy, meaning she’s really putting in quite a bit of work. Somehow, among all the projects she’s working on, she was even able … Continue reading Ivy Park- New Athletic Clothing Line by Beyonce Knowles
by Alyssa Rogers Calling all The Little Mermaid lovers, this June our favorite under the sea crew is coming back. John Stamos, Sarah Bareilles, Rebel Wilson, Darren Criss, Tituss Burgess and more join the cast for the production set to take place at the Hollywood Bowl. According to E!News the live show will include hits songs from the 1989 movie and the Broadway Musical. The cast … Continue reading Ariel is BACK
By Katherine Barton Radiohead began in 1985, producing rock music in England. They have sold more than 30 million albums worldwide and accrued 70 nominations and 18 awards including 3 Grammy Awards and an MTV Video Music Award. The members are Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood, Colin Greenwood, Phil Selway, and Ed O’Brien. Their debut album “Pablo Honey” became a hit, especially with the single “Creep” … Continue reading Radiohead
by Bridget Richard April is National Poetry month, and with April having just started, many are excited to participate in all the aspects that this month has to offer. National Poetry Month is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, having been first established in 1996 by the Academy of American Poets. Poets.org says that the aim in creating the official month was to “highlight the extraordinary legacy … Continue reading April is National Poetry Month
by Kasen Stephensen Tina Fey confirmed that a Broadway Musical inspired by the 2004 pop classic “Mean Girls” is in the works. The original cast, including Tina Fey, will not be recalled to reclaim their roles. Fey hopes to cast some “interesting people no one has seen before.” Fey is collaborating with her husband, and composer Jeff Richmond as well as the lyricist Nell Benjamin. The … Continue reading Unlike “Fetch,” the Mean Girls Musical is Happening
By: Rachel Stewart The 2016 Academy Award’s have finally been granted, and the show itself was an interesting one this year. Although Mad Max: Fury Road took home the most awards, with a total of 6, it didn’t receive any of the “big three” awards, those being “best actor,” “best actress,” or “best picture.” Best Picture went to Spotlight, Best Actress went to Brie Larson for her … Continue reading The Oscars or The Night Leo Finally Won
by Jackie Thompson and Anna Starkey Throughout the school year, Bellbrook students work diligently to express their creativity in their art classes. Saturday, March 5, students has the opportunity to showcase their talents in the annual art show which was held in the make-shift gallery of BHS. Exceptional art pieces were hand-picked by art teachers from a variety of classes including Art 1 through 4, Arts … Continue reading BHS hosts annual art show
by Kasen Stephensen J.K. Rowling announced February 10 that the script for the upcoming Harry Potter publication is being released July 31 2016 at midnight. She emphasized that this publication is the script based on the series of plays only performed in West End, London. Rowling realizes that many fans will not be able to see the play and has agreed to release a book … Continue reading Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
by Jaimie Franz Kong Fu Panda Three!! has hit the streets with a fight, bringing back all the original characters to the film and adding some new faces. Po, The Dragon Warrior, is finally able to meet his biological father. He also travels to the secret village where all the pandas live and learns the reason why the pandas went into hiding in the first … Continue reading Kong Fu, Oh, and a Panda
