After 22 years and nine different classes at Redondo, math teacher Amanda Morton is ready to retire. She feels bittersweet about her decision: Due to the difficulty of teaching in a pandemic, retirement initially came as a relief for Morton, but parting...

Swifties, including me, cannot remain perfectly fine after listening to the new and improved “Fearless” album. Singer-songwriter Taylor Swift released her re-recording of her second studio album “Fearless” on April 9 this year. The newly recorded...

On April 29, the jury in the case of ex-police officer Derek Chauvin came out with a verdict: guilty of all charges for the murder of George Floyd, a crime that sparked the largest mass protests in American history. With all of America watching, holding...

“Waffles and Mochi,” Netflix’s new series featuring an unusual main character duo, premiered on Mar. 16. Produced by former First Lady Michelle Obama, the show centers around Waffles, a half yeti half frozen waffle, and Mochi, a strawberry mochi.  The...

After three years of #ReleaseTheSnyderCut on Twitter, DC and Warner Brothers finally pulled the trigger on Zack Snyder’s vision. In March of this year, “Zack’s Snyder's Justice League” was released exclusively on HBO Max. After the stitched-together...

In this past year like no other, music fans turned to streaming music to lift their spirits  causing record sales and music streams to fly through the roof. As a musician and professional drummer, sophomore Joseph Mintz felt the downsides of not being...

After a year of waiting, Justin Bieber officially released his new album “Justice” on March 26. Leaving a powerful message about loneliness and injustice, Bieber features 16 songs to make people feel comfortable and connected.  Since his last...

I’m going to offer a bit of free advice here: do not watch this documentary if you are anywhere in the college application and decision-making process. Now, this is no reflection on the documentary itself, but the topic that it covers. I would not...