It was a full-on takeover. Everywhere you turned, people dressed head to toe in pink would swarm into theaters to watch a childhood memory and leave questioning their own lives. Needless to say, being...

Walking into the theater, I didn’t know what to expect from “Oppenheimer.” From the premise to the casting to the marketing (or lack thereof), everything about the movie seemed equal parts intriguing...

The National Youth Orchestra of the United States of America (NYO-USA), as written on everything from promotional ads to water bottles, celebrated its tenth anniversary this past summer. After two weeks...

What constitutes a musical? While its dictionary definition is broad, most of us have a specific set of ideas about what a musical should be. We expect it to be over two hours, we expect there to be a...

The group of scientists that came together to offset the consequences of their own work on the atomic bomb - after the fact, mind you - was called the Association of Los Alamos Scientists, or ALAS. This...

In the few months since its release, the documentary Wild Life has already attracted decidedly mixed press. Described by Variety as a “soaring documentary tribute” and labeled by The Washington Post...

Andrew Krus is a veritable icon of the Lakeside art department, and for good reason. He’s been at the school for almost 18 years, and in that time has completely changed the Lakeside music scene.  Amanda...

As the music stopped, lights dimmed, and voices hushed in St. Nicholas Auditorium, excitement grew throughout the audience. It was March 28, the opening night for the 10th annual iteration of CIRCUS!,...

The second article I wrote for Tatler was a movie review. In the three years since that piece cruised onto print, I’ve only grown in my appreciation for the arts, mainly nourished by a particular organization:...

Calling “Hollow Knight” a “great” game, even a “masterpiece,” is so played out that it’s become an inside joke to call the indie darling a “hidden gem.” Yet despite the endless praise...