By Jessica Bisciotti At age 28, my mother decided that she was going to pick up and move from Europe to the United States. Although she did not know a lick of […]
A Look At “The Good Place.”
By: Aidan LaChac Everything is bonzer! With season 3 of “The Good Place” having premiered a few short weeks ago, let’s look back on what made this half-hour of American comedy television […]
All The Stars Gather for Elsie
By: Emma Krupp “Star studded” would be an understatement to describe the lineup for this year’s Elsie Fest, the annual Broadway outdoor music festival held in New York City. On October 7, […]
How Getting Involved in the Music Department Changed My High School Life
By: Corinne Maiorano The shift from middle school to high school was one of the most drastic changes of my life. This transition brought on new academic, social, and vocational opportunities. I […]
Netflix and the Summer Romantic Comedy Genre
By: Julia Lees This summer sparked a strange phenomenon in our collective Netflix accounts. Netflix produced and premiered three separate romantic comedies within a three month span. These movies were “The Kissing […]
The Caldwell Street Fair
By: Amanda DeMaria On Sunday, October, 7th 2018, Caldwell had their annual street fair. The street fair goes up Bloomfield Avenue and it has booths and attractions going up both sides of […]
Dear Evan Hansen: “The Tony Award Winner of best musical of all time”
By: Megan Tynan Dear Evan Hansen is a broadway musical about a high school boy who suffers with social anxiety. When Evan sees a therapist he is told to write letters, since […]
Venom: Fun, But A Flop
By: Mike Massotto It’s rare to find a movie revolving around a villain, especially in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). We’re all so used to the uplifting and slightly silly nature of […]
Crazy Rich Asians & the Importance of Representation
By: Emmanuelle Feria I recently went to see the highly acclaimed movie “Crazy Rich Asians,” an adaptation of a book of the same name written by Kevin Kwan. “Crazy Rich Asians” is […]
All About Supreme Court Nominee Brett Kavanaugh
By: Julia Tuck *The following piece is purely satirical and meant for entertainment purposes only. As a wise teacher once told me, “Politics is dirty.” With the recent Supreme Court nominee Brett […]
The Caldron 