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Katseye’s Hootie Frutti is more than a $20 smoothie
Art by Rio Fisher Katseye’s newest single Hootie Frutti has been the subject of a lot of criticism regarding its strikingly chosen lyrics and unique music video, however, I would say that it is their best piece to date. As the third single from their EP Wild, Katseye’s highly socially aware management has produced a one-of-a-kind Marxist commentary on conflict theory. All their decisions, from the lyrics to the product placement, carefully create a social commentary on late-s
Rio Fisher
Oct 15
Girls tennis season comes to a close
Photo via ERHS Girls Tennis Last week, our Girls Tennis team finished their season after an amazing run. Finishing 9-2 in their league, they lost only to Marshall, coming back and winning the rematch. The team is led by captains Jessica, Veronica, and Mia, with two of the seniors graduating and moving on. We’ll miss them lots, and wish good luck to the team competing in Individual Playoffs next week!
Evie Campbell
Nov 7, 2025
An eternal bond: our Dia De Los Muertos tradition
All photos by Logan Ray Dia De Los Muertos, translated in English to “Day of the Dead”, is a holiday focused on celebrating the beauty of death and loved ones who have passed away. Many people, (usually friends, family, and loved ones) honor those who passed away by placing a photo of them alongside their favorite meal or snack. I was taught by my mom to practice this, so on the day of celebration our family members that have passed on can join us for dinner in spirit as they
Logan Ray
Nov 6, 2025
Heidi Klum vs Halloween costumes
Every year in October, celebrities look forward to Heidi Klum’s halloween party, the biggest and most famous of all celebrity halloween parties. With her love of Halloween, Heidi Klum is also known for her extravagant and over the top halloween costumes–often requiring hours in a prosthetic chair to make them truly come to life. Here are all of her costumes since the end of the pandemic, and some of her best from before. 2025 – Medusa This year, Heidi Klum walked the red carp
Lucia Allen-Cannone
Nov 6, 2025
Classroom profile: Ms. Tellez
Photos by Cadence Kang I truly believe a classroom tells you a lot about what kind of teacher you're getting. So whenever I walk into a new class for the first time, I am quick to judge. However, when I walked into Ms. Tellez’s classroom, I loved it. If you don’t already know her, Ms. Tellez is a History teacher and has been for 5 years. This year, she has taken on 8th-grade U.S History as well as AP World History. Whether you know her or not, she is sure to offer a helping h
Cadence Kang
Nov 6, 2025
What makes early 2000s-2010s shows bingeable?
Introduction I was watching The Summer I Turned Pretty with my mom the other day, and I thought to myself, why am I watching this? When was the last time I watched a recent show that I actually liked? I do in fact have a lot of shows that I've really liked lately. The only problem is that they aren’t quite “new.” They are all shows that came out at least ten or more years ago. So once again, I’m brought up with another question: Are new shows just... bad? Every time I thou
Isabella Chin
Nov 6, 2025
Boys waterpolo advances to Open Division finals
Photos by Zadie Kang After a 9-6 win against Granada Hills this Tuesday, boys waterpolo has advanced to CIF-LACS Open Division finals. They will play Cleveland next Wednesday at LA Valley College at 7:00pm. This follows a strong season, finishing 10-4 runners up in Western Valley league. Go Eagles!
Zadie Kang
Nov 5, 2025
Eagle Rock’s favorite Halloween candies 2025
Art by Rianne Hizon DISCLAIMER: Although the data in this article is unbiased, our reaction is based on how we feel about each of the candies mentioned and what we think of the results of our poll. Halloween is right around the corner, and with the tricks and treats starting to appear around the school, we asked YOU Eagles for your favorite candies. Out of the 2,000+ students here at ERHS, 359 students (~18% of the school) gave us their top three favorite Halloween candies.
Leo Avina and Gavin Francisco
Oct 30, 2025
An inside look at the senior Halloween Skit
This October, there will be blood. But not in the way that you may expect. Every year, the juniors and seniors face off in a ruthless battle. Not of wit, and not of might, but of something much more sinister… the sheer ability to bust a move. The class of 2026, determined to take victory in this year's Halloween skit, has long prepared to bring you the show of a lifetime. From day one, our commissioners have worked effortlessly in the production of Eagle Rock’s fiercest rout
Juliet Hays
Oct 29, 2025
Can you pronounce all the ingredients in a vape?
Art by Simone Modina Heavy metals. Diacetyl. Benzene. Cadmium. Acrolein. Formaldehyde. While these may seem like dangerous chemicals found in plastics, fumes, and other carcinogenic substances, these difficult-to-pronounce ingredients are all found in a product that 1.63 million youths in the U.S. consume: vapes. Why is vape use so prevalent in teenagers? Why do powerful businesses target vulnerable children, killing them slowly for revenue? Why can’t teens quit? It all dr
Rebecca Pack and Oona Warren
Oct 28, 2025
The history of Halloween
Art Drawn by Emaline Varava Halloween is a holiday celebrated by millions of people around the world and is known for its festive, spooky spirit. However, it wasn’t always like this. A long time ago, Halloween was an extremely different holiday. This celebration originated from the Celtic festival, Samhain. Celtic people lived in Ireland, Scotland, and Northern France about 2,000 years ago, and were known for their revolt against the Romans in 61 CE and for being the largest
Matia Hosack
Oct 27, 2025
A review: & Juliet, and everything between the margins
All photos by Rebekah Grace de Guzman Earlier this year, one of our journalists, Charles-Henry Lubatti, published an article on how to access the arts as a high school student. The last entry in the list piqued my interest: TeenTix LA, in partnership with countless venues across LA County, gives teenagers the opportunity to purchase tickets to shows for five dollars. Utilizing this service, I got the opportunity to watch the North American tour of a musical playing at the Ah
Rebekah Grace de Guzman
Oct 27, 2025
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