Arts & Entertainment – Page 3 – The Warrior Ledger

CW Shows Review

November 6, 2018

It’s that time of year again, CW shows are starting back up and giving us more adventure. Shows such as “Arrow,” “Flash,” “Supergirl,” “Supernatural,” and “Riverdale” have quickly become fan favorites. “Supernatural” alone started their fourteenth season as of Thursday, October 11...

Foodie: Wasatch Pizza

Alexa Blaise Chandler, News Editor

November 6, 2018

Located on 5400 South, just off of 22nd West, Wasatch Pizza sits. A small, locally owned business with only two locations, Wasatch Pizza is a delicious, gourmet pizza joint, adored by the surrounding community and its repeat customers. Wasatch has a fairly expansive menu, including not only pizza to...

Warrior Reads: The Soul of an Octopus

Audrey Helm, Editor-in-Chief

November 6, 2018

I am not a purveyor of nonfiction. If you ask me why I don’t read it, I will tell you that too often dry, dusty, and unimaginative. However, “The Soul of an Octopus: A Surprising Exploration of the Wonder of Consciousness” by Sy Montgomery is none of those things. As you may imagine, it is indee...

Female Role in Battlefield V Causes Controversy

Sierra Yost, Photo Editor

October 6, 2018

Battlefield V, coming out November 20th, has been long awaited. However, it is going to be slightly different than the rest of the games in the series. Instead of playing as Sergeant Daniel Recker in the campaign, you now get to play as a woman. This has sparked a conflict within the gaming community and Battlefield’s vast fanbase.

Sony Bans Cross-Platform Gaming

Diego Torres, Reporter

October 4, 2018

Sony, creators of the second most popular console, has decided to end cross-platform gaming. Disabling Playstation gamers to connect with other people in the gaming community. Limiting gamers to more controlled connections. Cross-platform is a special connection that connects numerous consoles together for g...

The Fantasies of Dungeons and Dragons

Isaac Glad, Reporter

October 4, 2018

Everybody has their favorite games. There are the gamers, board people, card players, chess club, PC gamers. But there is one game that has been around longer than any of the rest. "I'm a thief. I've been a thief for as long as I've been here. Never considered anything but my own trade—it was th...

Warrior Reads: Ellen Hopkins

Rayven Cann, Sports Editor

October 4, 2018

Crank, Burned, Impulse, Triangles, Tricks, Identical, Rumble, The You I’ve Never Known, and now fresh on the shelves People Kill People. Ellen Hopkins is a well-known author for teen literature. Following along with tough and mature content, Hopkins’ new book touches on concepts such as white sup...

True crime: The Future of Podcasting

Lindsay Cook, Reporter

October 4, 2018

As podcasts increase in popularity, so does the search for America’s favorite obsession: true crime stories. This article includes some of the most popular crime podcasts of the last few years. All the following podcasts are available wherever you prefer to listen, including Apple Podcast, Stitcher, Google...

Food, Lights, and Movies

Kate Okabe, Reporter

October 4, 2018

It’s 2018. A new school year, new friends, new teachers, and...new movies. With the new year over 1,000 movies have been released. Whether it’s between movies in theaters, educational videos, or even new Netflix releases, about over 400 more movies are going to be released through the rest of this year.

Five fairytales you thought you knew

Sarah Al-Barkawi, Web Editor

October 2, 2018

Fairytales are cherished from childhood until adulthood: from singing along with music, to playing dress up and emotionally crying over happily ever afters. But few know that Disney movies sugarcoated the fairy tales for general enjoyment. Some popular tales that got a more palatable makeover are: ...

So summer is over… now what?

Keaton Wood, Reporter

October 2, 2018

When the temperature drops people don't want to be stuck out in the cold and often stay inside, which can be boring. There are all sorts of things that people can do for fun during the fall and winter months. There are traditional activities like skiing and going for a drive to see the leaves change ...

The Sexualization of the children in Stranger Things

Breanna Siepert

October 2, 2018

Stranger Things, a popular Netflix Original series, recently took the internet by storm with it’s premiere of the newest season, Stranger Things 2. With this new season premiering less than a month ago there have already been countless incidents involving the young stars of the show being sexualized by...