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The pinnacle of Falcon journalism

The Pitch

The pinnacle of Falcon journalism

The Pitch

P!nks heartfelt singing and powerful vocals make her albums and performances entrancing.
TRUSTFALL represents the leaps of faith that life’s about
Kelsey Riemer, Reporter • March 13, 2023

P!nk, the three-time Grammy winning singer/songwriter, released her newest album TRUSTFALL Feb. 17, 2023. From the album cover, to the featured artists, to the meaning behind the name, P!nk’s ninth album is an emotional and powerful addition to her discography. The album cover features P!nk standing on top of a fallen tree, her wind blown rose-pink dress revealing her black army boots. P!nk looks...

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The “cocaine bear” in Cocaine Bear gets ahold of even more cocaine, and continues its rampage in a Georgia forest.
Cocaine Bear’s simple plot is roaringly hilarious
Brynn Galaich, Reporter • March 13, 2023

Cocaine Bear, directed by Elizabeth Banks and from Lord Miller Productions, is a campy, twisted, and hilarious film that is so bad, it’s good. After directing chick-flick-type movies such as Pitch Perfect 2 and Charlie’s Angels, this project is a step in an entirely new direction for Elizabeth Banks. Released Feb. 24, Cocaine Bear grossed 23.1 million dollars over its first weekend at the box...

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The 95th Academy Awards take place on Sunday March 12, 2023 at 5:00pm PDT.
10 Best Movie Oscar Nominees
Henry Pratt, Jasmin Desruisseau, Allison Bredow, Kyra Featherstone, and Dylan Carson March 11, 2023

Elvis: Released June 24, 2022,  Elvis, directed by Baz Luhrmann, holds up a magnifying glass to the early influences of Elvis Presley as an upcoming artist. The emphasis on his childhood upbringing, specifically his immersion in Black gospel, provides the audience with a look into the origins of Elvis’ music. However, this movie seemed to neglect the prominent opinion that Elvis exploited...

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Beginning drama students listed left to right, top to bottom, Jack Childs, Dylan OWard, Lili Walter, Hanna Janson, Jaden Nissen, Cavan Donery, Georgia Conway, Maisie Ferner, Zara Prime, and Maiya Porter smile together in preparation for their upcoming production.
Making space in the spotlight for the beginning drama students
Allison Bredow, Cub Web and Social Editor • March 9, 2023

The spotlight often shines on Archie William’s advanced drama students, preparing for college and their creative careers. However, the time has come to open the curtain on beginning drama students as they explore their passions and grow in their craft. Archie Williams’ drama department has two sections, beginning and advanced. The two have separate productions throughout the year. Marian...

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Beginning drama students Zara Prime and Cavan Donery take the stage during Marian, and sit back to back as their characters have an emotional moment.
Misdirection and merrymen make Marian or the True Tale of Robin Hood magical
Allison Bredow, Cub Web and Social Editor • March 6, 2023

Wednesday, March 8 marks the opening night of Archie William’s beginning-level drama performance, Marian or the True Tale of Robin Hood. Adapted from Adam Szymkowicz’s 2017 book, this unique production takes on the original story of Robin Hood, with a few key twists. The twist reveals itself within the first moments of the show; Maid Marian’s secret identity is Robin Hood. Genderbending...

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“Somebody’s Child” album cover reflects the relaxed feel to Godfrey’s music.
Somebody’s Child releases debut self titled album with heartfelt sentiment
Sophia Lopez, Reporter • March 2, 2023

On Feb. 3, indie rock artist Somebody's Child, also known as Cian Godfrey, released his debut self-titled album. Somebody's Child leaves fans entranced for 40 minutes, loaded with anthems and ballads featuring Godfrey as he pours his heart out. Every lyric addresses challenges he faces while transitioning into adulthood. By laying loud electric guitar solos over methodic drum beats, Godfrey sets...

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Beatrix Kiddo (Uma Thurman) posing with her sword ready to take revenge.
Tarantino's Kill Bill proves that revenge is a trap
Aler Giffin, Reporter • January 30, 2023

From lust to wrath, Quentin Tarantino's 2003 cult classic Kill Bill takes a straightforward path to exposing the dark side of humankind. Not shying away from gore, Tarantino blends nauseating scenes to convey that the all-consuming nature of revenge isn’t worth it. Kill Bill follows the ex-assassin Beatrix Kiddo - also called “The Bride” (Uma Thurman) - waking from a four-year-long coma....

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Leo’s vices
Leo’s vices
Corina Karr, Cub Web Editor-In-Chief • January 30, 2023

  90’s heartthrob Leonardo DiCaprio has won 101 awards for his emotive acting and production, and the foundation for his intensive acting comes from the unique roles the actor plays. From a teenage heroin addict in The Basketball Diaries to a third-class boy entangled with a first-class girl in Titanic, Leo covers all of the capital vices. Here are four of his best.   Lust: Titanic The...

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The Pistachio Frappuccino and Pistachio Latte behind their smooth successor, the Pistachio Cream Cold Brew.
Starbucks releases ‘nutty’ pistachio cold brew
Corina Karr and Mia DeNunzio January 22, 2023

Coffee and chocolate, coffee and caramel, and now coffee and pistachios? Starbucks brought back its Pistachio Latte and Pistachio Frappuccino, along with a new twist, the Pistachio Cream Cold Brew. Cold foam flavors are luxurious crowd pleasers, leaving customers buzzing with the newest addition. Are the original pistachio beverages best or will the cold brew succeed its predecessors? With hints...

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 “Orphan of Blight’s” cover reflects the demonic nature of the song. With harsh red, yellow, and orange hues, the design is as unappealing as the actual song.
Distant single “Orphan of Blight” leaves viewers shaking from the inside out
Greek Feeney, Reporter • December 16, 2022

On Dec. 2, rock band Distant released their newest single dubbed “Orphan of Blight.” With only a four-minute track, the band lets their message smoothly intertwine with their instrumentals. However, the demonic nature of the song proves to be as harsh on the ears as it is on one’s soul, leaving the only takeaway for listeners to be mental trauma.  Distant started in 2014 as a small rock...

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Pokémon Scarlet and Violet: a (hopeful) second chance after sexualization of female characters
Pokémon Scarlet and Violet: a (hopeful) second chance after sexualization of female characters
Aler Giffin, Reporter • December 4, 2022

Ranging from Grand Theft Auto to the Pokémon franchise, video games have historically featured blatant misogyny. Whether female characters served subservient roles, were overly sexualized, or weak relative to their male counterparts – sexism is ingrained in video game culture. In light of the new Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, set to release November 18, 2022, Pokémon is on track to move past their...

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10 must watch movies
10 must watch movies
Aler Giffin, Reporter • December 2, 2022

1) Monty Python and The Holy Grail  One of few acceptable slapstick comedies. Amazing script. Amusing characterization. 5/5 feathers. 2) Office Space Highlights the shortcomings of corporate America. Captivating character development. 5/5 feathers. 3) Ocean’s Eleven  A classic heist film. Fast-changing plot and prodigious acting. 4.5/5 feathers. 4) Fight Club A...

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