St. Louis symphony brings “The Matrix” soundtrack to life
Rachel Wagner-Muns, Web Writer
April 11, 2013
Since its release in 1991, “The Matrix” trilogy has remained a popular movie in science fiction. From the cool, black leather and sunglasses clad protagonists, to the frightening idea of reality being an illusion, “The Matrix” has enthralled viewers for over 20 years. On April... Read more »
Fitz’s offers delicious, satisfying meal
Henok Getahun, Web Writer
April 3, 2013
During lunch time, I was in the mood for some take out. My family and I drove down to the loop, and found a nice, small restaurant called Fitz’s. I looked in and it was packed. I don’t think I have ever seen such a crowded, little restaraunt. I went in to make a reservation. 20 minutes later,... Read more »
“Olympus Has Fallen” treads familiar ground
Web Writer, Justin Cole
March 28, 2013
Like many moviegoers, I enjoy a good action movie once in a while. While these movies often fail in the areas of acting and reasonable plots, they can overcome these flaws through thrilling action and special effects. Unfortunately, the recent released thriller “Olympus has Fallen” failed... Read more »
London Tea Room offers unique experience with a British twist
Emma Cohen, Web Writer
March 26, 2013
It’s official: The British have invaded St. Louis, and they have come in the form of the London Tea Room! Located on Washington Avenue in downtown St. Louis, the London Tea Room is the perfect place to go for a girls’ day out to enjoy some delicious tea in a fun setting. Anyone who eats there will... Read more »
“Dark Skies” will disappoint true horror fans
Web Writer, Rachel Wagners-Muns
February 28, 2013
In the realm of horror movies, it takes a special blend of story, camerawork, acting and directing to create a story that will leave the viewer shaking, jumping at shadows and huddled in a fort of pillows and blankets all night armed with a flashlight and pepper spray. Sadly for a lover of all things... Read more »
‘Safe Haven’ proves itself to be another Nicholas Sparks classic
Miranda Siwak, A&E Editor
February 20, 2013
It’s no secret that I enjoy romantic comedies or, as they’re more commonly known, “rom-coms.” Since Nicholas Sparks is one of my favorite authors, I knew I had to see his latest novel to hit theaters, “Safe Haven,” released Feb. 14. Starring “Footloose” actress Julianne Hough and... Read more »
New restaurant Vida delivers on taste, presentation
Emma Cohen, Web Writer
January 30, 2013
Are you in the mood for a new twist on classic Mexican cuisine? Vida Kitchen y Cantina is the perfect place to go. This brand new restaurant, located conveniently at the Galleria, is full of fun and packed with amazing meals. El Servicio The Service Upon first walking into Vida, I was disappointed to... Read more »
“Mama”: If you’re looking for horror, look elsewhere
Henok Getahun, Web Writer
January 29, 2013
This past week, I went on a mission to experience the fable horrors of the movie “Mama.” Since I haven’t seen too many horror movies, I wasn’t sure what to expect, and “Mama” proved even more unpredictable than I expected. After I sat down in my seat and watched a trailer for a comedy, I... Read more »
Battle of the Breads: Companion vs. Bread Co.
Emma Cohen, Web Writer
January 22, 2013
Let’s meet the challengers of today’s special match, the Battle of the Breads! Today we have two talented opponents. In Corner 1 we have the always delicious St. Louis Bread Company. Always a prime choice for breakfast, lunch, dinner or a simple snack, Bread Co. never fails to impress. Pretty much... Read more »
Insta-don’t: Photo sharing app falls short
Miranda Siwak, A&E Editor
January 8, 2013
As I glance around the high school, I can instantaneously spot students using Apple iPhones, Androids, and their various apps, including one of the most popular social networking apps: Instagram. Instagram is described as a “fast, beautiful, and fun way to share your photos with friends and family.”... Read more »
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