With a highly recognizable cast, star power could easily overshadow character identity. But unlike “Asteroid City,” where Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson simply looked like themselves, “The Phoenician Scheme” doesn’t fall into this trap. As…
Posts published by “Holly Brusse”
Holly Brusse is a first-year student at Seattle Central College. Her interest in journalism started when she joined her high school newspaper during her sophomore year of high school. She enjoys writing on politics, music, and pop culture. Outside of school she enjoys listening to music, painting in watercolor, and spending time with her cat.
For some, concerts might feel like a hassle. Whether it’s planning the event, rising ticket prices, or a distaste for crowds and long lines, are they really worth the effort? In an attempt to inform–and…
All told, 2017 was a big year for fans of ‘90s shoegaze. That year, two of the genre’s most notable bands released long-awaited albums after recent reunions: Ride and Slowdive. Lesser-known but notable bands like…
Facing the isolation of quarantine, I joined a site called Postcrossing in 2020. The site promised to connect people all over the world through postcards. Hoping to learn about other cultures and spend my time…
On March 2, the Oscars premiered live from the Dolby Theatre with first-time host, “fourth-time viewer” Conan O’Brien, delivering a mostly apolitical opening monologue. In a nod to the five-time nominated film “The Substance,” a…
Anticipating the 2025 Academy Awards: Oscars Opinions and Predictions
Holly Brusse and Rhiannon PhillipsIn anticipation of the 97th Academy Awards–the most publicized and prestigious film awards of the year–we offer our take on this year’s nominees. Amid a season of snubs (ahem, “Challengers”) and a staggeringly high number…
Could TikTok be a national security threat? Opinions by Central students and experts
Holly Brusse and Ada WaltherTikTok returned to the app store on Feb. 13, but why was it removed in the first place? In 2020, Donald Trump first proposed a ban on TikTok, claiming it posed a national security risk.…
I first became aware that Robert Smith “still had it” when I heard the CHVRCHES single he was featured on, called “How Not To Drown,” released in 2021. Smith, lead singer of The Cure for…
Community comes in different forms. Whether you want to get involved with sound, screenprinting, grassroots organizing, or booking shows, you can find your community. Located in the Seattle Center, next to Climate Pledge Arena, is…
One of the standout spots along Broadway has been the colorfully decorated storefront at Lifelong Thrift, a non-profit thrift store in the Capitol Hill area. The store offers great deals while supporting a meaningful cause. …