By Sarah McNamara
The acting in "Mindhunter" is so exquisite, the series will leave you having sympathy for a serial killer.

As Netflix has become a leading platform for streaming both movies and shows they have developed Netflix Original Series. A popular series they released that has been attracting viewer's attention is "Mindhunter" which is based on a true story, created by Joe Penhall. Released October 13, 2017 "Mindhunter" has become a widely discussed and highly regarded series.

By Jessie Webb
​In recent years, Justin Bieber has become a household name— especially if you have a teenage girl living with you. He first became a pop sensation back in 2009 and his since grown into one of the most popular artists in the world. Granted, the twenty-two year old hasn’t made the best choices in the past few years, his music has remained the same—catchy beats, meaningful lyrics, and memorable instrumentals.

By Brenda Price
 
When Grey’s Anatomy aired its first episode on March 27, 2005 the season following only had nine episodes. Now the hit tv show has at least 23 episodes every season, each episode being 45 minutes. The setting is based at a hospital in Seattle, Washington called Seattle Grace Hospital. Created by Shonda Rhimes, the show is said to bring out every emotion known to the human body.

By Alexia Santos

Desperation, a horror novel by Stephen King, is a definite read for any suspense fan. While it is a lengthy read, and cannot be put down for long periods of time (since the plot can get very involving), it is worth the time to give a read, not for the faint of heart.

The novel takes place in the state of Nevada in an appropriately named town, Desperation. The story is set from multiple people's point of view as they travel down Highway 50

By Allison O'Keefe

For those who failed to take on David Foster Wallace’s brick-of-a-novel "Infinite Jest"--and many did-- his earlier novel "The Broom of the System" appears more approachable, both in volume and in context. Still, despite its friendly appearance, "The Broom of the System" is not something to undermine. ​Even if it’s “no 'Infinite Jest' ”, it’s signature DFW in its fractured plot, excessive and philosophical details, and partially developed themes that leave much interpretation up to the reader. It manages to give the audience the satisfaction of a complete novel while leaving much of the plot unfinished.

By Nick Dostilio

"Pokken Tournament" is a fairly new game released by the Nintendo cooperation. Its official release date was March 18, 2016, for the WiiU. This game is very unlike the usual pokemon games Nintendo releases. Instead of an overworld game where the player would travel a region, catching Pokemon, the game seems to be a mix of Namco’s Tekken franchise, with some aspects of Street Fighter, and displaying Pokemon. The game is shown to be 3D, the “most 3D” game the Pokemon franchise has released yet. The art style of Pokken Tournament is fairly realistic and has a small felt look to it. It is a very colorful, spectacular, and visually pleasing game nonetheless.

By: James Cohen
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Anybody who watches television knows that there is a huge genre of television that is dedicated to the subject of cop shows. When an idea is accepted and watched by a large audience it makes sense that more people would want to get their own spin on the genre.
    When Limitless first aired in September of 2015, I went into watching the show not expecting much. The show follows lead protagonist Brian Finch (played by Jake McDorman)...