Sounds of South Podcast

Izzy Willette and Eli Shimanski|December 15, 2017

The last performance of the night was done by seniors Liam McQuade, Jacqueline Roueche, junior Sten Bulander, and sophomore Julia Schrag.

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Izzy Willette, Features Editor

Izzy Willette is gearing up for her second year in newspaper and her first as feature editor. During the second semester of her junior year she was promoted...

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Eli Shimanski, Visual Media Editor

Eli Shimanski, a senior, is ready as ever for this year, as long as he’s always listening to the album Views by Drake. Our very own visual media editor...

The movie utilizes the multiverse and elements of magical realism to ask questions that every person wonders, such as who would you be if you had made a different decision at a specific point in your life? At the same time, the movie is unique in its ability to tell this story through the eyes of a middle-aged immigrant Chinese American woman, a demographic that almost never gets to be the protagonist of any story.

Everything Everywhere All At Once checks all the boxes

The marquee outside the new Main right before it opened for the festival.

41st Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival is in full swing

The latest version of Batman attempts to modernize the “politics” of the character, but ends up falling into status quos.

Superheroes and Status Quos: the politics of The Batman

The new Disney/Pixar film follows Meilin “Mei” Lee (voiced by Rosalie Chiang) as she dances, listens to boy band 4*Town, and, on occasion, turns into a giant red panda. Disney still has a long way to go in terms of good representation, but Turning Red is perhaps a step in the right direction.

Turning Red puts a twist on the classic coming-of-age story

The 94th Academy Awards are to be held on Sunday, March 27th. “The Power of the Dog,” “Dune,” and “Belfast,” gained the most nominations. Image credits: Warner Brothers (Dune), Bitters End (Drive my Car), United Artists (Licorice Pizza), Netflix (The Power of the Dog), 20th Century Studios (West Side Story), Neon (Spencer)

A quick overview of the 2022 Oscars nominations

Phones in schools: a hard cell

Phones in schools: a hard cell

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