By: Cameron Tyo March 24th, 2025 Note: This review will contain what some people might consider mild spoilers for Maid I was a little bored over the weekend. I had no plans, nada, so I decided to go on Netflix for a show to watch. One I could finish in just two days. I looked […]
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By: Cameron Tyo March 17th, 2025 Note: This review will contain what some people might consider mild spoilers for The Substance You often hear people say they want to be a better version of themselves and question what they can do to achieve this. Time and time again, you see this as one is so
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By: Cameron Tyo February 15th, 2025 Today, I felt nostalgic thinking about the video games I used to play as a child. I started to remember the countless hours I poured into games such as Pokemon Black 2. A game in which I had to share with my brothers. It would be a surprise to
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By: Cameron Tyo February 10th, 2025 Les Mis was a book written by Victor Hugo that was adapted into a French musical in 1980. It has been a musical theater staple ever since an English adaptation of the show made its way to the West End in 1985 and eventually to Broadway. With this came
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By: Cameron Tyo January 21st, 2025 Note: This review could include what people deem as mild spoilers for Phantom of the Opera. Please continue with this in mind The Phantom of the Opera book was released by Gaston Leroux in 1910 and, from that point forward, has been created into many different movie and show adaptations.
By: Cameron Tyo December, 25th, 2024 The conductor appears before your very eyes and, with the orchestra’s help, creates an interlude with Christmasy chords from festive holiday strings being strummed in very melodic ways, making its way for the opening of the curtain revealing a grand hall where the Stahlbaulm family is making final preparations
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By: Cameron Tyo December, 20th, 2024 Sonic the Hedgehog 3 has finally dashed onto theater screens for the general audience filled with goofy antics, a character-driven plot, and lighting blur action, just like its two predecessors. Unlike the last two movies, which jammed many references to different Sonic games to build up the characters you
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By: Cameron Tyo December, 2, 2024 A while ago now, back in March of 2024, Ariana Grande released her album Eternal Sunshine to most music streaming services on CD, vinyl, YouTube, etc., for the whole world to listen to after a four-year hiatus from being in the recording studio, making music to focus on her
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By Cameron Tyo November 30th, 2024 Note: This review will include mild spoilers for Wicked Part 1. Please continue with this in mind. The wait is officially over as Jon Chu’s movie adaptation of Wicked has finally released in theaters on November 22, 2024. Being released in two parts, the first part of the movie
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By: Cameron Tyo October 27th, 2024 Hadestown is a musical retelling of the Greek myth tale of “Orpheus and Eurydice,” weaving together modern concepts such as capitalism and elements of the myth “The Abduction of Persephone.” The story is told through soulful jazz-like tunes and powerful ballads, showing the bond between Orpheus and Eurydice, revealing
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