And while it is a fairly standard coming-of-age apocalyptic horror show, “All Of Us Are Dead” has managed to capture the audience and make it
Welcome to the second episode of the latest VOXCast, a weekly music wrap-up! In this week’s episode, our producer Sanjna and the other hosts, Jennie,
Beginning her new era, “Valentine” retains Lindsey Jordan’s one-woman original Snail Mail sound, but mixes it with a pop edge.
“Euphoria” has gripped audiences around the world, earning high viewership numbers and lots of conversation on social media.
Welcome to our latest VOXCast, a weekly music wrap-up! In this week’s episode, you get to meet our producer, Sanjna, and some of our hosts,
In the new podcast series, Between The Pages, VOX ATL teen staff editor Sanjna goes through her top five reads of the month and tells
With Netflix’s “Death to 2021” saying a comedic goodbye to a “cinematic” year, it’s time to recap the works that touched our hearts and made
Despite not being culturally or biologically Latinx, Hispanic, or anywhere in between, I was able to get some big takeaways from Disney’s “Encanto” (and, OK,
Growing up, that one thing that we look forward to is “teenagehood,” especially hitting the milestone age of 16. Imagining getting my first kiss from
Director Bartlett Sher’s critically acclaimed revival of the 1964 Broadway classic “Fiddler on the Roof” brings the tale of Tevye, a poor Jewish dairyman living
On Friday, November 12, I saw “Fiddler on the Roof” at the Fox Theatre, a story about traditionalism versus change. It was originally a Broadway
The classic Tony-winning Broadway musical “Fiddler on the Roof,” with music by Jerry Bock, lyrics by Sheldon Harnick and based on a book by author
