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Now and Then by the Beatles

How the Beatles continue to inspire the future of music

Ava Crawley, Eastside Community Editor November 24, 2024

Since 1959, the Annual Grammy Awards have been the biggest night in music, honoring memorable artists and their contributions to pop culture. While many changes have shaped the music industry over the...

East Literature Club is a club at Cherry Hill East dedicated to people who love reading.

East Literature Book Recommendations

April showers bring…May’s reading recommendations! These are the best things students at East read during the months of March and April for your perusal. As it gets warmer, grab a book, head outside,...

East Literature Club is a club at Cherry Hill East dedicated to people who love reading.

East Literature Club’s January Recommendations

February 1, 2023

January-a month of resolutions and change. A resolution many people make every year: to read more. This January, East Literature Club hopes you'll pick up any and all of these author and book recommendations...

Carly Rae Jepsen's new album: The Loneliest Time

Carly Rae Jepsen takes the audience to the moon in The Loneliest Time

Katherine Li, Eastside Art Director November 11, 2022

Carly Rae Jepsen is back. You might recognize her for her hit songs “Call Me Maybe” or “Good Time” from nearly eleven years ago. Since then, Jepsen has released several other albums, but none...

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Hulu’s New Must-Watch Culinary TV Show

Matthew Rentezelas, Eastside Global Commentary Editor September 5, 2022

As fears surrounding the Covid-19 pandemic have continued to dissipate, film and television have once again started to flourish in the public eye. For example, the year has seen the continuation of many...

The Truth About: Movies and More (Season 2, Episode 1)

Karina Gupta, Gia Gupta, and Heidi Kwak July 12, 2022

The Truth About... is back! In this Season 2 kickoff episode, your hosts - Karina, Gia and Heidi (Jiwoo couldn't join us for this episode) are excited to talk about their summer so far and how they have...

Top 10 Horror Movies

Top 10 Horror Movies

Emanuel Halcomb, Eastside Staff October 30, 2021

A chill runs down your spine, you jump in your seat, the screen goes black. Horror movies are a staple of the Halloween Season and have permeated American culture throughout the 20th century and continue...

"What If" Review

“What If” Review

Marcus Newman, Eastside Staff October 20, 2021

The comic-book space is incredibly crowded these days. From the books themselves to advertising, merchandising, television, and movies, there doesn’t seem to be an end, but maybe that is not such a bad...

Movie poster for the new Venom movie

Venom: Let There Be Carnage Review

Marcus Newman, Eastside Staff October 20, 2021

The public has gotten more comfortable with the COVID-19 pandemic and the box office is springing back to life. For months, films have been faltering in cinemas all over the world and only now are the...

The Emmy Awards 2021

Valerie Wang, Eastside Staff September 26, 2021

The Emmys are always a fun topic of conversation, marking the end of summer and the transition into the cozy fall months. Despite their popularity however, many don’t know the true inner workings of...

2021’s Met Gala

Hannah McCarthy September 23, 2021

Usually held annually on the first Monday in May, the Met Gala returns twice this year as a smaller, more intimate event than in years past (the affair was canceled last year and rescheduled for this September...

"Girl in the Castle," the first novel in Montefiore's trilogy, released in 2016.

Santa Montefiore’s “The Girl in the Castle” trilogy continues to captivate

Meghna Thomas, Eastside Staff January 17, 2019

English Sunday Times best-selling author Santa Montefiore has written sixteen bestselling novels, which have been translated into thirty different languages and have sold two million copies around the...

The Microsoft logo is proudly displayed at the entrance to the event.

What’s new with Microsoft: October Event Edition

Eli Weitzman, Eastside Webmaster October 3, 2018

This piece is written for the What the Tech?! column, and is the conclusion in a 2-part series of stories covering a Microsoft Event in New York City. To read the preview, click here. On Oct. 2, Microsoft...

Microsoft's invitation gives away no spoilers, as it only requests "A moment of your time."

Microsoft October Event Predictions

Eli Weitzman, Eastside Webmaster September 28, 2018

This piece is written for the What the Tech?! column, and is the first in a 2-part series of stories covering a Microsoft Event in New York City. Next week, Microsoft will hold an event in New York....

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“BlacKkKlansman” shows racism alive and well in America

Harry Green, Eastside Online Editor August 31, 2018

In BlacKkKlansman, Director Spike Lee follows Ron Stallworth, a young African American living in Colorado Springs. Stallworth, hoping to make a difference in his community, decides to join the police force....

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