Dani Klemes, web editor-in-chief “The Big Lebowski” (1998) possesses a certain attitude—one that makes unemployment and incessant bowling seem a little less bleak; one that transcends the commonality...

Marguerite Alberts, spotlight editor Madrigals performed at the Beverly Hills Centennial Celebration at the Saban Theatre on Wilshire Blvd. on Jan. 28. The group was originally supposed to perform three...

Eunice Kim, staff writer Ever since Beverly Hill’s incorporation in 1914, the city developed into “one of the most glamorous places in the world to live, eat, play, and, especially, show,” according...

Juliette Deutsch, social media director In 2006 “Gossip Girl” was written in attempt to emulate the kids on the Upper East Side of New York City, and it was only a matter of time until a clique of...

As seen in the January 24 issue. Dami Kim, spotlight editor Jessica Lu, news editor Max Stahl, comment editor To us, it’s simply a place we call home. To outsiders, it’s a must-see tourist destination....

Audrey Park and Braden Bochner, staff writers The Beverly Hills High School Interact Club volunteered to decorate the Beverly Hills Float for the 125th Rose Parade. The theme of the 2014 Tournament of...

Audrey James-Anenih, staff writer Physiology teacher Sue Yovetich has made it her goal to help students obtain and retain the science curriculum by using an organic method. By creating a communal environment...

Dani Klemes, web editor-in-chief "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest" (1975), based on the 1962 novel by Ken Kesey, is, quite simply put, a dramedy about a group of mentally ill patients who, led by a newly...

Jackson Prince, staff writer The 2014 spring musical was announced during lunch to a group of approximately 50 students in the Salter Family Theater. With band teacher Bill Bradbury and technical director...

As seen in the Nov. 26 issue Zoe Kenealy, staff writer As the turkey holiday approaches, a popular topic of discussion is food — lots of food. In a place as diverse as Los Angeles, this discussion can...

As seen in the Nov. 26 issue Marguerite Alberts, graphics editor The Barclay Theatre at University of California Irvine had a full house when it hosted “Potted Potter,” a parody of all seven books...

As seen in the Nov. 26 issue Mabel Kabani, editor-in-chief Jessica Lu, spotlight editor The month of November conjures images of Thanksgiving, holiday shopping and facial hair. No Shave November and Movember...