With the pandemic curve flattening, people are more likely to trick-or-treat, dress up and attend Halloween celebrations this year. Consumerism and media are on the rise, creating the perfect incentive for people to participate in costume-themed gatherings. As easy as it is for people to choose traditional costumes, like iconic […]
Author: RYAN CORTESE
“Mairimashita! Iruma-kun” injects comedy into a world of demons
“Mairimashita! Iruma-kun,” or “Welcome to Demon School, Iruma-kun!” for English speakers is a show that’s a clear diamond in the rough this anime season. Competing against big name series like “Chainsaw Man” and the new season of “Bleach,” I’d like to talk a little bit about this surprisingly relaxing story […]
“The Midnight Club” revives depth in horror
Mike Flanagan makes a triumphant return as his new show, “The Midnight Club,” makes a stunning debut on Netflix and is added to his roster of horror and emotional dramas. The show was released early on Oct. 7 and fans of the showrunner immediately went to the platform to begin […]
North Jersey organizes festive fall fun
Are you looking for something to do this fall with your roommates, family, friends or significant other that’s nearby and inexpensive? Then look no further. I have a wide variety of fun fall activities for you! Fall is one of the best times of the year filled with apple picking, […]
New “Poetry” issue grapples with monuments
According to the Poetry Foundation’s website, Poetry magazine is “the oldest monthly devoted to verse in the English-speaking world.” The magazine was founded in 1912 by American poet, editor, scholar and literary critic Harriet Monroe with the mission “to print the best contemporary poetry, of any style, genre, or approach. […]
Ramapo celebrates Latinx Heritage with “Tertulia!”
On Saturday evening, the Berrie Center had a showing of the documentary film “Tertulia!” as a way to kick off Hispanic-Latinx Heritage Month in an entertaining, upbeat way. This magical storytelling event started with a documentary screening that told an inspiring story of a Latin American man that leaves his […]
Djo matures in new album “DECIDE”
Coming back strong with his sophomore album “DECIDE,” Djo also known as Joe Keery, proves just how strong of an artist he really is by producing a heartfelt and stunning piece that symbolizes an end to his youth and what the next chapter of life will bring him. The album […]
“Aphrodite and the Duke” offers historical romance
In “Aphrodite and the Duke” by J. J. McAvoy, Aphrodite Du Bell is a noble living in the regency era who’s currently grieving a broken promise in marriage from Evander Eagleman. Her mother beckons her back after her retreat, forcing her into a world of gossip and secrets. I gave […]
Meghan Markle unpacks stereotypes on her podcast
Are you interested in learning about the archetypes that impact those around you? Do you enjoy sympathizing with others over shared experiences? Look no further than Meghan Markle’s podcast “Archetypes.” Each episode, Markle invites a celebrity guest to interview and discuss the archetype or stereotype that has been assigned to […]
“Better Call Saul” returns for one last season
Photo courtesy of Gage Skidmore, Flickr. After a two-year break, “Better Call Saul” is back with its sixth season on AMC+, and its return, of course, is the only reason to sign up for a free trial. What began as a comedic sleazy lawyer side-character who was supposed to appear […]