An uncensored review of Bethesda’s Naked Pizza

By: Natalia Derechin, Features Production Editor
November 22, 2011

Pizza is an Italian-American treat with wonderful flavors that hit as hard as the guilt, making taste buds all over the world rejoice as many arteries complain. The common misconception about pizza seems to be that it can never be healthy; however, thanks to Naked Pizza, cholesterol will no longer rise... Read more »

Wale shows growth with ‘Ambition,’ lacks heart

By: Josh Samson, Arts Editor
November 22, 2011

Since his independent debut two years ago, D.C. rapper Wale has been working hard to win over the ears and hearts of hip-hop’s new generation of listeners. After signing with Rick Ross’ Maybach Music Group in February 2011, the “Nike Boots” rapper landed in the national spotlight, and... Read more »

Spotify poses challenge to iTunes as top music app

By: Elizabeth Campbell, Sports Production Editor
November 22, 2011

“Hello America. Spotify here.” Spotify is a British music provider that offers customers access to millions of songs, ranging from Mumford and Sons to Pokémon, and it has come to America. Spotify allows users to listen to music without buffering and without having to purchase each individual... Read more »

‘In Time’ tells original, entertaining sci-fi tale

By: Natasha Palance, Staff Writer
November 22, 2011

Time is of the essence in the new sci-fi allegorical action thriller, In Time, which leaves audience members sitting on the edge of their seats and pondering the ever imbalanced social and wealth system in society. The film takes off from an intriguing premise that’s shrewd, fun, original and timely... Read more »

Beavis and Butthead debut

Alex Korty, Staff Writer
November 22, 2011

It’s been nearly 14 years since the trouble-making duo of Beavis and Butthead have been seen on television, and their humor is just as funny as in their glory days. Fans of the show don’t just expect more of the same anymore, they want something better. That’s exactly what the first new... Read more »

No ordinary life: Common gets real in memoir

Josh Samson, Arts Editor
October 26, 2011

  In his 20-year career, Common has been noted for being a talented rapper, actor, model, poet, and philanthropist. Now, he can successfully add “New York Times best-selling author” to the list.    According to the New York Times official website, Common’s debut memoir “One... Read more »

Gaga’s sister steals spotlight in fashion industry

Ariana Etessami, Staff Writer
October 26, 2011

  Have you heard of Natali Germanotta?   Lady Gaga’s younger sister— a.k.a. Gaga 2.0— is about to take the fashion world by storm as the peculiar Mother Monster’s trance over her “little monsters” begins to slowly wear off.   Before her interview in a September Teen... Read more »

Founding Farmers set to open in Park Potomac

Jane Zankman, Features Production Manager
October 26, 2011

  Founding Farmers, the most booked U.S. restaurant on opentable.com, is coming to Park Potomac November 3.   Founding Farmers, which opened in 2008 in Washington, D.C., offers American food made from fresh farm ingredients. What is unique about this restaurant is that it is owned exclusively... Read more »

Bold Bite hot dogs satisfy late night hunger

Elizabeth Campbell, Arts Production Editor
October 26, 2011

  Nothing says summer like a hot dog. Though it’s fall and the pools are closed, students can still enjoy a great dog by stopping in at the local Bethesda restaurant Bold Bite.   Bold Bite, which opened in July and is located in Woodmont Triangle, is a gourmet hot dog eatery owned and operated... Read more »

Wine Harvest showcases menu that appeals to all

Brittany Goodman, Archive Manager
October 26, 2011

  The lively and unique Wine Harvest restaurant is a friendly environment where customers can share a dinner with the family, and adults and kids can kick back, relax and enjoy good food any time of the day.   As soon as customers walk into the Wine Harvest, lavish amounts of wines greet them... Read more »