“No, I’m Not A Human” Is A Diamond in the Rough – Mostly Rough
The recently released indie horror game from Trioskaz has great ideas but misses the mark.
“One to One: John and Yoko” Documentary Review
This sensational documentary will not disappoint the fans.
Disney World vs Universal Studios: Which Park is Better?
Disney has held on to the Orlando theme park crown for too long. It's time for Universal Studio to take the reins.
“Becoming Led Zeppelin” A Rockin’ Examination of Early Days of Iconic Band
Led Zeppelin fans, you will not be disappointed. This documentary is worth a listen and watch.
International Women’s Day: Tracing the Impact of Feminism
A short history of the waves of feminism, and the modern impacts they have had.
“Celestial Monsters” Review: Aiden Thomas’ Fast-Paced YA Fantasy with a Bold Political Edge
Despite the fast pace and tame action, Aiden Thomas’s latest book offers a well-needed lesson on how to move forward from societal upset.
Plenty of Bang for Your Buck: “Loco Motive” Game Review
With its witty writing, retro charm and simplistic fun, “Loco Motive” is a cozy indie game you don’t want to miss.
“The Substance” And The Disintegration of Women
The body horror movie by Coralie Fargeat tackles society’s biggest obsession and fear: aging women.
When Hate Prevails: A Reflection on the 2024 Election
Donald Trump has been elected for his second term. How do we stop the advancement of his hateful rhetoric?
An Open Letter from COD’s New Interim Vice President, Tom Rios
The new Interim Vice President Tom Rios has a message of encouragement to the COD community, in which he details his goals for the school.
Author Aiden Thomas Shines in “The Sunbearer Trials”
New York Times best-seller Aiden Thomas delivers another banger with “The Sunbearer Trials.”
“Selling Sunsets”: The Cost of Buying Into An Artificial Lifestyle
“Selling Sunsets” is on its 7th season on Netflix. The drama is weak at best, so why do we keep coming back to it?