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Actress Margot Robbie of Birds of Prey at the premiere of I, Tonya. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/

Harley Quinn shines in “Birds of Prey” despite unsuccessful opening

Jacynth Apora May 8, 2020

“Being Joker’s girl gave me immunity. I could do whatever I wanted, to whoever I wanted, and no one ever dared to object.” While in her relationship, Harley Quinn could be reckless because everyone...

Actress Elizabeth Moss in another roll of Handmaids Tale. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/

“The Invisible Man” seeks to portray abuse but masks the reality in science fiction

Tess Rempel May 8, 2020

Universal Pictures has long been awaiting a film to revive an aged story and redefine a classic monster. With the release of “The Invisible Man” in February, the studio has accomplished this and much...

DV Club president and senior Vaughn Batista of
Tinton Falls conducts a meeting. The club has been decreasing in size, causing concerns over its future.

March Madness goes on, but the future of DV club is up in the air

Isabel Lindsay May 8, 2020

March Madness has been an iconic time of year ever since the 1930s. But at CHS, students are talking about more than just basketball. The Digital Video Club is now hosting their annual March Madness competition.  March...

The DV Club Council poses for their yearbook photo. Some members of council completed film-related mentorships.

Film-related mentorships help seniors gain experience working as professionals in the industry

Kaitlyn Delaney May 8, 2020

Though CHS’ various elective courses provide students with hands-on experience, some courses are limited in opportunities for real-world experience. Mentorship, a required course for seniors at CHS,...

CHS Alumni Abi Karl works as second assistant camera on the set for the BFA film Bert Nondorf, Skunk Detective.

CHS alumni find success in film industry

Carla Vreeland May 8, 2020

After creating a video that encapsulated the devastation of Hurricane Sandy in seventh grade, CHS Class of 2018 alumni Abi Karl realized how much she could influence others through film and immediately...

Freshman Aaron Diament of Manalapan, senior Tess Rempel of Spring Lake and junior Steve Ostrom of Lincroft worktogether to set up a 48 hour film challenge for the DV club.

Student filmmakers seek inspiration for their work

Ella Lukowiak May 8, 2020

From music and art to the people at CHS, student filmmakers are able to find inspiration everywhere.  Junior Meagan Ellis of Freehold said that her inspiration has come from all of the new people that...

“After Hours” debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and is already breaking records. The album received 1.02 million pre-adds on Apple Music prior to its release, setting a new record for pre-saves on the platform.
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The Weeknd’s “After Hours” album explores dark topics and messages

Will McHale and Luke Latorre May 8, 2020

Fourteen tracks, production from some of the best in the industry, and no features for the first time on one of Abel Tesfaye’s projects. Also known as The Weeknd, his new album “After Hours” is one...

Sophomore Giulia DeFabritus of Freehold performs with her
all-girl band The Bellas at The Stone Pony in Asbury Park.

Cancelled gigs financially affect CHS and local bands

Ella Lukowiak May 8, 2020

While for some, being forced to stay home during the coronavirus outbreak may seem like a dream come true, others are restricted from being able to go out and make a living. According to the LA Times,...

THE ARTIST’S BLOCK: “A Wizards’ Cove” by Adah Shimanovich

THE ARTIST’S BLOCK: “A Wizards’ Cove” by Adah Shimanovich

March 9, 2020

"This is my still life from Illustration and Design. We had to pick objects to put in the composition, and when I saw these in Mrs. Fallon's cabinets, I knew I had to try to make a kind of "wizards’...

On Jan. 17, one of the best selling artists of the century surprised listeners with a new, 20-song album. The release of “Music to be Murdered By,” the 11th studio album by Eminem, left many conflicted, asking: who wants a new Eminem album in 2020?
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Eminem impresses, but perplexes, in new album

Luke Latorre and Will McHale March 9, 2020

On Jan. 17, one of the best selling artists of the century surprised listeners with a new, 20-song album. The release of “Music to be Murdered By,” the 11th studio album by Eminem, left many conflicted,...

Many regard the Oscars as a show that is solely meant as entertainment and think that Hollywood should veer away from anything politically charged. In a survey of 2,201 U.S. conducted by the Hollywood Reporter, 39% of adults did not want to watch an award show that advertises political views that are against their own beliefs.
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Oscars bring politics to Hollywood

Vivianna Varlack March 9, 2020

The Oscars have always been a night where many gather to watch the best filmmakers and actors receive awards and recognition for their work. But in recent years, controversy has surrounded the ceremony,...

Director Bong Joon-ho’s “Parasite” started as a little-known Korean film and has garnered accolades at the Cannes Film Festival and grew into an international success, winning Best Picture at the 92nd Academy Awards.

“Parasite” movie leaves viewers laughing and at the edge of their seats

Vaughn Battista March 9, 2020

Director Bong Joon-ho’s “Parasite” has embarked on a long journey; it started as a little-known Korean film that garnered accolades at the Cannes Film Festival and grew into an international success,...

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