Robert Katz, Staff Writer
Reign of Terror, noise-pop duo Sleigh Bells’ sophomore album, is the sort of record I love to see in these days of increasingly humble rock releases. It’s heavy, oppressive...
Marguerite Alberts, Staff Writer
After viewing Madonna’s W./E, it was easy to see why the film was nominated for only one Golden Globe, and not even a Golden Globe related to the movie itself, but for...
Become a member of the (Beverly) Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences by voting for the Oscar nominees below! Leave a comment on your favorite movies, actors and directors of the year and be...
Robert Katz, Staff Writer
Paralytic Stalks, psychedelic progressive rock group of Montreal’s newest LP, is their most radical departure from whatever their “norm” actually is. Abandoning their...
Zachary Fouladian, Staff Writer
There are a number of differences between Israel and the United States; ranging from the number of wild cats to the types of food stores. However, the biggest differences...
Julia Waldow, Print Arts & Style Editor
Hollywood's Griddle Café is something like Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory -- a magical land of "pure imagination" that "takes a sunrise, sprinkles it with...
Robert Katz, Staff Writer
2011 certainly offered more than its fair share of fantastic music, with the rise of many previously-obscure artists along with the returns of some of last decade’s most beloved...
Pasha Farmanara, Web Co Editor-in-chief
U-Sushi, located on the corner of Beverly Dr. and Charlieville Blvd., offers a whole new way to order sushi, and delivers it in a delicious and affordable manner.
To...
Kevin Park, Staff Writer
One of the biggest Hollywood traditions, the annual Golden Globe Award, took place last weekend. This year's Golden Globe Award had a different perspective from those of previous...
Zachary Fouladian, Staff Writer
Beverly is special, and not just because of our lovely bell schedule or the construction happening on the lawn. Our school has many Jewish students; enough that Jewish holidays...
Candice Hannani, Staff Writer
Last year, many students were encouraged to read Unbroken and meet Louis Zamperini, the man who miraculously survived the WWII Japanese POW camps described in the book. Yet...
