Tesla Bethel Lantern Staff I was incredibly excited to see Tyler Perry’s newest film Boo! A Madea Halloween, and let me tell you, lived up to its expectations. I arrived at the theater around 1 p.m. to discover that the 1:30 showing was sold out, so I bought tickets for that evening. Shortly after arriving… Continue reading Madea strikes again, only this time it’s clowns
Photo courtesy of Broadway Hunter Fullhart Photography and Social Media Editor One day on Facebook, I saw a post from Century II that changed my life “for good.” “Wicked” was coming to Wichita, and I knew from that moment I had to get my hands on a ticket no matter how bad the seats were.… Continue reading Wichita turns Wicked
Photo Courtesy: Screen Rent Caleb Thorton Advertising & Business Editor Don’t even take the time to read this review, go watch it. By “it,” I mean the incredible, new Tim Burton movie, Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children. This movie follows the gothic theme most Burton films have, such as Dark Shadows and Coraline, but… Continue reading Peculiarity sweeps the stage
Photo Courtesy: Goodreads Tesla Bethel Lantern Staff “The Girl on the Train” by Paula Hawkins was not a major trainwreck. It was well written, and the plot line flowed wonderfully. The writing style was a bit uniquebecause of its diary styled format, but it wasn’t a difficult read. The plot line followed three strong female leads,… Continue reading Hawkins’ novel a detrailment
Photo Courtesy: Kaitlin Parks With a variety of filed, frosted and glazed confections, Turner’s Coffee and Donuts supplies students, community members and passersby alike with delicious breakfast foods and warm beverages every day. A family-owned business, Turner’s has many delectable treats for the family. Kaitlin Parks Lantern Staff Turner’s Coffee and Donuts opened Monday, Sept.… Continue reading Turner’s donuts are a hole in one
Photo Courtesy: Pinterest Tesla Bethel Lantern Staff Nana is a hidden treasure in the Netflix world, a mature adult animation based off of the manga written by Ai Yazawa and directed by Morio Asaka on the Funimation network. I must say Asaka did a wonderful job. The English voice acting was superb, and the animation… Continue reading ‘Nana,’ animated rollercoaster of life
Photo Courtesy: weliveentertainment Hunter Fullhart Photography and Social Media Editor We’ve all seen the movie, we’ve all heard her tale and we all know what happened to those three film students in Burketsville, Md., back in 1999. Whether we believe it or not, we have to accept the fact that the legend of the Blair… Continue reading Do you believe in her?
Hunter Fullhart Photography and Social Media Editor Photo by Stranger Things Wikia Netflix is definitely the best way to watch movies and TV shows nowadays and with Netflix comes some bomb originals that are worth checking out. Of course there’s Orange is the New Black, but Netflix has topped that with Stranger Things, and let… Continue reading Take a trip to the “Upside Down”!
Tori Lemon Lantern Staff Photo by Publishers Weekly For many readers, love is an interesting topic. There all kinds of variations of romance novels- from juvenile love stories like “The Fault in Our Stars”, to the over exaggerated romance novels that have Fabio’s flowing hair and ripped muscles all over the cover. “Diary of an… Continue reading Mystery author makes it hard to breathe
Caleb Thornton Advertising and Distribution Manager Photo by Gstatic Most everyone knows those stories where a tragedy happens and a young child or two are left behind to fend for themselves until some hero or heroine “saves” them by providing for their basic needs, plus some friendship or love. Likewise, most are familiar with The… Continue reading Pete’s Dragon drags in viewers
