Since the conflict over the ownership of her music in 2019, Taylor Swift, or as some would call “the definition of the music industry,” has vowed to rerecord her first six albums. According to...

A variety of fashion trends are taking West Ranch by storm as hybrid-learning students return to campus. Specific colors and patterns have left footprints of influence all across campus. Here are a few...

Though it might feel like the start of quarantine was only yesterday, a new spring season has arrived. While it might be hard to pinpoint exact styles that will be popular during this welcome period of...

The coronavirus pandemic forced all movie theaters to close and delayed a variety of blockbuster movies. Fans and watchers across the nation had to wait much longer for their favorite films to release...

*Warning-there are spoilers!*    On Jan. 25, “WandaVision” premiered with two episodes on Disney+, marking the start of Phase Four of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Starring Elizabeth Olsen as...

Netflix is notorious for pumping out an overwhelming amount of romantic comedies within a single year. Yet, in 2018, the release of “To all the Boys I’ve Loved Before” was a breath of fresh air....

   The coronavirus has brought many novel experiences to the comfort of our own homes (We’re looking at you, Ratatousical). But as the one-year anniversary of COVID restrictions nears, we couldn’t...

  Though schools, parents, and even YouTube advertisements have been stressing the importance of wellness ever since stay-at-home restrictions were implemented, it’s hard to balance a sustainable self-care...

One of the ways students have busied themselves during this pandemic is by watching a variety of both TV shows and movies. Quarantine has allowed an array of new entertainment to hit streaming platforms,...

   In August, The Paw Print published a review of “folklore,” Taylor Swift’s unexpected venture into the world of indie folk and alternative music. The summer surprise release was met with excitement,...

In the entertainment industry, the era of cable television is slowly starting its decline. In fact, Axios reports a total of 25 million American have gotten rid of cable altogether with another 25 million...