Jisoo’s K-pop solo album “Amortage” starts off like an explosion. It begins with an upbeat rhythm to draw the listener in, then slows down at the end with softer vocals and a slower beat. “Boy...

Accolade co-copy editor junior Serenity Li auditioned in the first semester of the 2024-2025 school year to join the cast of the spring musical, “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat,” and...

The CW has recently decided to add to the Sherlock Holmes-verse with its own conjecture about the classic detective’s lineage. As the title suggests, “Sherlock & Daughter,” which as of the...

Soon after the release of “Songbirds and Snakes,” a movie adaptation of the Hunger Games prequel of the same name, author Suzanne Collins announced, through Scholastic Press, she was making a fourth...

For the first time under theater teacher Christian Penuelas’ guidance, a student has been tapped to direct tonight’s debut of the spring play, an adaptation of Jane Austen’s classic novel, Pride...

In his coming-of-age novel, Party School, Jon Hart reveals that growth does not always come with prestige. He explores the tension between self-perception and societal expectations. In a competitive...

Once a small art toy startup in Beijing, China, Pop Mart’s blind box strategy is not just selling toys but an exciting new ritual to its new American fanbase. The company, founded in 2010 by Wang...

For the past decade, East Asia has planted trendy stores across the U.S. After Japan planted seeds with Daiso and Mitsuwa Marketplace, then Uniqlo and MUJI, China soon followed by sending MINISO to...

This is one of a series of five-year, COVID-19 pandemic anniversary articles The Accolade’s Spotlight team has expanded from its original print version that appeared in the Monday, March 24, issue. Co-business...

Despite being released three years after its first season, fans of Netflix’s “Squid Game” showed equal, if not increased, hype for the sequel, and after releasing all seven episodes on Thursday,...