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album cover After being gone for a long four years, BTS returned from their hiatus this March. Their comeback featured many interviews as well as a comeback tour and album. Being one of―if not the world’s biggest K-Pop group, BTS’s fans (also known as Army) had high expectations for this album. But is it really that good? After listening to the entire album, I have some thoughts about it. DISCLAIMER: ALL THE RATING AND REVIEWS FOR THIS ALBUM IS STRICTLY MY OPINION ONLY. I WO

Art by Ondine Mitchell **SPOILERS FOR THE FINALE OF STRANGER THINGS** Ever wonder why so many Stranger Things fans basically became conspiracy theorists after the season one finale? Well, since the uproar for the series’ end has pretty much died out by now (much to Netflix’s dismay, after a lot of promotion), the epidemic of people analyzing cryptic clues hidden in episode "The Rightside Up” has been somewhat forgotten. However, instead of focusing on the lackluster finale a

All photos by Eva Jones As many may know, the hundred-year-old Highland Park Theatre shut down in March. This news all felt very sudden to me. One minute I'm sitting in a dark theatre watching Timothee Chalamet practice reduplication with the word “chocolate,” and the next I'm walking by, dust on tomorrow, only to find a lonely security guard sitting behind a rusted accordion gate. Admittedly, there are ways I'd have preferred to say goodbye other than with Wonka —painting a

Photo credit: Unsplash You may have heard of the journalism class at Eagle Rock High from a friend, teacher, or just clicked on a link online to see what it’s about. Either way, you stumbled across this article about why we do our best to preserve journalistic integrity here at the Eagle’s Scream. I was talking to my biology teacher, Mr. Yee, about journalistic integrity, and he brought up his own personal story of being misrepresented in the media. It started when I mentione