Bill! Bill! Bill! Bill Nye the Science Guy!
Bill Nye has finally returned to the small screen once again. Bill Nye the “Science Guy” will star in a new Netflix original show, “Bill Nye Saves...
By Eli Gordon, Production Editor
• September 29, 2016
What do Willy Wonka, Frederick Frankenstein and The Waco Kid all have in common? They were all played by Gene Wilder.
Wilder, most well-known for his iconic portrayal of Willy Wonka in “Willy Wonka...
When CHS students are not doing sports, school work, or extracurricular activities, they’re probably binge-watching shows on Netflix.
Netflix Originals are TV shows and movies created and produced...
CHS alumnus Ben Feldman is a television and film actor in such shows as Mad Men, Silicon Valley and Cloverfield. Though he has done endless interviews, the Observer had the privilege of interviewing Feldman...
With Beyoncé’s sixth solo album, Lemonade, she proves once again why she is “Queen Bey.”
Similar to its predecessor, the 2013 self-titled full-length release, Beyoncé, Beyoncé’s Lemonade is...
It’s a zoo over here.
Disney’s Zootopia was released March 4, starring Ginnifer Goodwin as bunny cop Judy Hops and Jason Bateman as hustler fox Nick Wilde, alongside guest voice Shakira as pop singer...
Jon Favreau’s re-adaptation of the timeless Disney masterpiece, The Jungle Book, manages to once again capture the magic of the jungle adventure while at the same time bringing even more to the story.
While...
It may be spring, but winter is coming.
HBO’s Game of Thrones returns for its sixth season April 24, promising a new set of storylines filled with drama, mystery and violence. The excitement is...
The highly-anticipated return for the second season of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt finally arrived April 15 with our favorite quirky characters and jokes.
Season two jumps right into the hot mess of problems...
After seeing the third film Allegiant of the Divergent franchise, the disappointing result from the film may be a sign that the period of dystopian young-adult novels turned movie series is taking a downhill...
By Jasmine Baten, Opinions Editor
• February 25, 2016
Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice has been considered an universal symbol of morality, manners, sophistication and intellectuality in classical literature since its release in 1813. The zombies? Now...
I think my color TV is broken!
For the second year in a row, the Academy of Motion Pictures and Sciences has not nominated any actors of color for an Academy Award. In a time where we have a black president...
