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CHS Students share opinions on the newest addition to the Scream franchise. 
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Fifth “Scream” installment leaves viewers screaming

Angela Ruiz and Spencer Nunez May 25, 2023

Behind every beloved horror movie today is the influence of Wes Craven’s “Scream,” which was originally released in 1996. It forever changed the horror, slasher and thriller genres, redefining the...

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Ginny and Georgia S2 Review

Kylie Aprilante and Kelly Matthews March 31, 2023

“Ginny and Georgia” fans went crazy on Jan. 5, 2023, with the release of the show’s second season. The new season consists of ten engaging and drama-filled episodes with lots of awkward teenage romance...

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Reboots and recycled media steal the spotlight

Siofra King, Nolan O'Keefe, and March 31, 2023

With original ideas so hard to come by within the film and television industry, existing stories don’t stay untouched for long. Reboots and spinoffs have taken up more and more space within the catalogs...

Netflix’s “Shadow and Bone” became the first Netflix show in 2021 to spend its first 12 days after release at the top of Netflix’s Top 10 charts. 
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“Shadow and Bone” Review

Ella Lukowiak June 17, 2021

“You and I are going to change the world.” Netflix’s “Shadow and Bone” did just this when it became the first Netflix show in 2021 to spend its first 12 days after release at the top of Netflix’s...

Shows and movies like “The Society,” “Anne with An E,” and “I am Not OK With This” are being removed from Netflix.
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Netflix cancellation of fan favorite shows

Alexandra Kinsey June 17, 2021

Within the last few months, Netflix has announced that they will be cancelling fan favorite shows and movies like “The Society,” “Anne with An E,” and “I am Not OK With This” are being removed...

The Oscars have some restrictions this year due to COVID-19.
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The Oscars: winners, changes due to COVID-19, and more

Jordan Juliano June 17, 2021

From the COVID-19 pandemic to the sudden death of an actor, the 93rd Oscars ceremony was forced to change from the start. Still, even with these changes, the Academy still managed to push through and present...

Cast members of “The Bachelor” pose at a red carpet event.

The problem with reality TV

Maggie Schneider October 9, 2020

Reality television — one of the most popular forms of entertainment, typically characterized by drama and vulgarity, brings in millions of dollars each year. Viewers tune in every week to catch up on...

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“The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” puts spotlight on women in comedy

Veronica Yaron January 12, 2018

My entire life I have never been able to stand comedies; anything involving slapstick humor or something painfully embarrassing makes me cringe in my seat. For years, I avoided watching anything labeled...

Twitter is one of the most popular social media sites among news organizations.

News outlets and readers ditch TV, use social media

Phoebe Drummond April 20, 2017

Twitter — the multi-billion dollar social media site — has quite a simple mission statement: “to give everyone the power to create and share ideas and information instantly, without barriers.”...

The Golden Globe Awards were held at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in California.

‘La La Land’, ‘Moonlight’ and more win at the Golden Globes

Sawyer Barth January 16, 2017

The 74th annual Golden Globe awards were held on Jan. 8 in the International Ballroom of the Beverly Hilton hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif. NBC broadcasted the ceremony, and comedian and television icon...

Updated TV and radio studios go live

Updated TV and radio studios go live

Tommy Fletcher September 26, 2015

While many students took the summer to relax and recharge, contractors and technicians were hard at work, TV Production teacher Jennifer Cornine said. Over the summer, the TV and radio studios underwent...

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