By Brendan Clementz While looking for some holiday movies to watch this year, I came to the realization that not many notable holiday movies have been made in recent years, and I’m starting to get tired of watching Home Alone for the 84th time. To remedy the lack of new material to watch, I asked around and racked my brain to make a list of … Continue reading Unconventional holiday movies to watch this season

By: Kacy Solomon Walt Disney Studios released “Moana 2,” November 27. “Moana 2” takes place after the events of the original. Since it was released close to Thanksgiving day, families went out to watch the new Disney sequel.  The description of the movie on Fandango’s website said, “Walt Disney Studios reunites Moana and Maui for an expansive new voyage alongside a crew of unlikely seafarers. … Continue reading Is Moana 2 worth the watch?

By: Evi Fromm During the winter season, do you ever just want to cuddle up on the couch and watch a heart warming movie? Whether it is Home Alone or Elf, you cannot go wrong with a good holiday movie. If you are having trouble deciding on what to watch, here are five festive romantic comedies that will make you smile. Love Actually came out … Continue reading Top festive rom-coms to watch

by Kacy Solomon During this time of the year, the temperature gets colder and colder outside causing more residents to stay in. If you’re looking for something to do when it’s cold outside, board games are a fun activity. Here are five games you can play at home with friends and family throughout the colder seasons: Monopoly: A Classic Game for Longer Events Monopoly is … Continue reading Five board games to play in the fall and winter seasons

By: Summer Bixler As Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour comes to an end, it is clear that it did not fall short of success. Although fans from all over the world have been raving about this tour for months, not everyone may know what all exactly it entails. Each show is over 3 hours and 15 minutes long and showcases 46 songs, so there’s something for … Continue reading What you need to know about the Eras Tour end

by Brendan Clementz Oasis, a generative AI model created by the AI companies Etched and Decart, became viral online, especially on X (formerly known as Twitter), for being “the first AI game,” trained entirely on millions of hours of Minecraft gameplay footage. The “game” has come under scrutiny for its lack of objective and originality. https://twitter.com/etched/status/1852089772329869436?s=46 Oasis is currently free-to-play for anyone who can run … Continue reading Generative AI “game” trained on Minecraft releases