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As Tik Tok gains more and more users due to attention and recognition, the users of the app soon find out about Tiktok “stars”. Giving attention to stars leads to the recognition of these stars, which led the Hype House to earn its own Netflix Series. Every time a scandal happens inside the house and it manages to become publicized, viewers find themselves wanting to know more about the scandal.

Netflix releases new series, “Hype House”

Valentina Gonzalez, Reporter
January 21, 2022
Courtesy of Fox Some of America’s favorite shows and movies contain way deeper meanings than suspected. These comedy shows and movies can represent things like social or political issues. Satire poses as a more kid friendly way of introducing issues in the world.

Desensitization to satire in films and tv

Ren Lloyd, reporter
December 17, 2020
Crime show fanatics will spend hours gawking at their screens watching NCIS. However, a number of aspects within the show differ from the real life agency, and fans fail to recognize the differences while watching and instead embrace the easily-solved one our docudramas.

Behind the yellow tape: The crime show craze

Shannon Rapp, Entertainment Editor
January 30, 2019
Lemony Snickets novel series A Series of Unfortunate Events enthralls a reader.

Next to binge: The not-so-unfortunate Series of Unfortunate Events

Gabby Weaver, Opinions editor
January 19, 2017
Senior Jacob Jones basks in glory as he recreates a scene from Netflix’s new show Luke Cage, which premiered on the streaming service on September 30.

Always forward, forward always: Netflix’s Luke Cage celebrates Harlem, but writing falls flat

Kat Shambaugh, Copy editor, Photo editor
October 10, 2016
Senior Bethel Mamo screams for the new American Horror Story episode that aired on Wednesday, September 14. Tune in on September 21 for a new episode at 10 p.m.

New season of American Horror Story impresses with haunting sights

Mackenzie Union, Reporter
September 20, 2016
Childrens television programming has become less about entertainment and more about reflecting upon important topics and timely humor throughout history.

From the ’50s to the oughts: Children’s TV, a history

Anabel Prince, Reporter, Photographer
December 16, 2014
South Park has quickly become an American icon and reigns supreme as Comedy Centrals key animated programming.

South Park’s midseason shines in relevant, timely topics and offbeat humor

Tyler Sesan, Features editor
December 4, 2014
Gutsy series premiere American Horror Story: Freak Show terrifies viewers

Gutsy series premiere American Horror Story: Freak Show terrifies viewers

Sophia Mackey, Reporter, Artist
October 15, 2014
Junior Alex OBrien channels her inner Viola Davis by flourishing the title on the board, similar to Davis signature move in the pilot, aired September 25.

How to Get Away With Murder slays competition on Thursday nights

Alex O'Brien, Reporter
October 3, 2014
ABC hopes to fill the gap after Modern Family with a different type of modern family. With its refreshing take on Americana and black culture, Blackish might make Wednesday nights even better.

Black-ish serves up hilarious take on the sitcom modern family

Alicia Bush, Editor-in-Chief
September 28, 2014
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