Arts & Entertainment – Page 6 – The Warrior Ledger

Foodie Club: Sweeto Burrito

November 20, 2017

It’s a “food worth fighting for”! Or is it… students have varying opinions on the new burrito place on 54th, next to Five Guys and Pizza Studio. If not for the food, the decorations are a reason to visit. They were a unique touch that added a comfortable school spirit feel to the place....

Pokemon GO: catch ’em all?

Hannah Anderson, Reporter

November 8, 2016

“I wanna be the very best, like no one ever was.” For a lot of students, this song lyric was a childhood motto of sorts. Even if a student doesn’t personally play Pokemon GO, they have certainly heard of it. This location-based augmented reality game has been taking most of the world by storm since...

Media continues to alter relationship ideals

Ana Zamora, Reporter

November 4, 2016

According to social media, Harley Quinn and the Joker are #relationshipgoals. This seemed to blow up after Suicide Squad premiered over the summer. However, many aren’t realizing the true nature of their relationship. Not only in the movie, but in the comics, the Joker is often rather abusive toward...

The Foodie Club: Chi Ku

Hollie Link, Assistant Editor

April 19, 2016

Over the past a few months the corner of 5400s and Redwood has seen quite a few miraculous changes. One of these changes being all the new food options. The Opening of Chi-Ku had many patiently waiting for their fast and delicious curry or teriyaki bowl. When Chi-Ku opened in March they delivered all tha...

Batman Vs. Superman: keeping fans satisfied

Aaron Dufner, Reporter

April 12, 2016

Batman V Superman is the latest movie from DC Cinematic Universe. It is set to be the biggest DC movie to ever make it to theatres. It is also the follow-up to Man of Steel, with Henry Cavill. The budget was set at 250 million dollars, which is tied for the 7th most expensive budget in movie history. There ...

Allegiant movie not living up to hype

Hannah Anderson, Reporter

April 6, 2016

Allegiant was a mediocre third part to the Divergent series movie franchise. In this installment, Tris and her band of radicals are back at it again in their quest, filled with shabby action scenes and occasional romantic moments, to find what is outside the ominous wall that encloses them in thei...

Newest Macklemore album

Aaron Dufner, Reporter

April 3, 2016

Macklemore and Ryan Lewis are back at it again, with their latest release, The Unruly Mess I’ve Made, which is the duo’s second studio album. Including the singles, Downtown, White Privilege II and Kevin, with a possibility for more to come in the future. The album consists of 13 songs. With tons...

The Foodie Club: Fiiz Drinks

Xylina Session, Editor- in- Chief

March 1, 2016

Dubbed "the mormon bar" for its under-age friendly menu, Fiiz is a 'local stop for treats, specialty drinks, and Italian sodas.' Vintage red and blues offer a greaser decade ambiance, deviating from old Tammy's Diner, the previous business of the location. Though Fiiz still includes alcoholic bevera...

Making a Murderer thrills mystery audiences

Kylee Warren, Reporter

March 1, 2016

Making a Murderer premiered on Netflix December 18, 2015. I 10/10 would recommend for everyone to watch this documentary series. Making a Murderer is a true crime story based on the Steven Avery case starting in 1985 in Manitowoc, Wisconsin, and still going today. This show has been being filmed for ...

Fan Hype Skyrocketing for Upcoming ‘Fire Emblem’ Video Game

Patrick Froysland, Reporter

February 27, 2016

The last few years have been a rollercoaster for the Nintendo Entertainment Company, from the launch of the immensely popular “Super Mario Maker” and “Super Smash Bros. Wii U/3DS” to the failure of games with high hype and low results, and the passing of company president Satoru Iwata in June ...

Mid-season finales become standard

Katrina Osborne, Reporter

February 19, 2016

Mid-season finales, hiatus, occurs with almost every tv show out there. There are many reasons as to why they occur some being that the show might be cancelled soon, it gives the cast and crew a break, to build suspense, etc. “Without breaks you would have to wait 8 months to finish watching your ...

People are watching: idols impact students

Brianne Gardner, Reporter

February 9, 2016

“I'm not a prophet or a stone aged man, just a mortal with potential of a superman. I'm living on,” said David Bowie in his song Quicksand. Bowie was a well-known celebrity. He has done everything from acting to singing. Breaking out of the ‘norm’, and showing his fans to just be themselv...