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Author Jennifer Lynn Barnes released “Games Untold,” an anthology of novellas and short stories in “The Inheritance Games” series on Nov. 12. Despite differences in stories, key motifs of the series are consistent throughout.

Journalism I student Levi Petoskey shares five upcoming winter holidays.

Viewpoints Editor Isabella Gresham shares history and facts about Thanksgiving and its most common traditions.

American author Julie Leong released her debut novel “The Teller of Small Fortunes” to all major booksellers on Nov. 5. Despite the book’s nostalgic elements, its dialogue, plot and characters fall flat.

Variety Editor Adah Hamman shares five facts about Native American heritage and culture in honor of Native American Heritage Month.

Musician Halsey released her fifth studio album “The Great Impersonator” on Oct. 25, inspired by her battle with lupus and a rare lymphoproliferative disorder. With its raw and unfiltered lyricism, “The Great Impersonator” is her best album thus far.

The League of Step gives children a way to connect with their history through dance.

In partnership with Universal Pictures’ “Wicked”, Starbucks released Elphaba’s Cold Brew and Glinda’s Pink Potion refresher on Oct. 22. While both drinks offered pleasant flavors, neither provided much balance.

Sports Editor Cooper Jones shares how Veterans Day was created and evolved into what it is today.

Jefferey Clarke, an Athens historian, expresses his love of history and ghost stories through his ghost tour.

Burger King released its Wednesday Whopper, an “Addams Family” take on the classic burger, on Oct. 10. The sandwich is flavorful and fresh, but lacks the anticipated creativity.

After eating at several Asian restaurants around Athens, ODYSSEY staffers concluded that New Red Bowl offers the best beef lo mein.

The third season of the beloved series “Heartstopper,” released to Netflix on Oct. 3, maintains its comfort-show standing while simultaneously touching on difficult topics.

Viewpoints Staffer Sam Harwell discusses five movies turning 24 in 2024.

Digital Editor Lea D’Angelo shares five ways students can take care of their mental health in honor of World Mental Health Day which takes place on Oct. 10.

Webmaster Lea D’Angelo discusses monumental moments in LGBTQ+ history in honor of LGBTQ+ History Month which takes place Oct. 1-31.

Starbucks added the Pecan Crunch Oatmilk Latte to their previously released Fall Menu on Sept. 19. The drink was overall enjoyable, but had some absence of flavoring.

Business Manager Merren Hines shares facts about the Jewish New Year Rosh Hashanah which takes place Oct. 2-4.

“Uglies,” released to Netflix on Sept. 13, is a highly predictable dystopian movie that attempts to tackle beauty standards but, in actuality, perpetuates the issue even more.

An infographic shows five things students need to know about voting ahead of Election Day on Nov. 5, as advised by Charlotte Sosebee.

Graphic Designer Kimberly Sanabria-Amaya compiled five notable Hispanic inventors in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month.

Webmaster Lea D’Angelo shares facts about the Autumnal Equinox which takes place on Sept. 22.

On Sept. 3, Taco Bell’s Mountain Dew Baja Blast Gelato made its nationwide debut exclusively for rewards members via the Taco Bell app. The treat appears full of flavor, but leaves customers unsatisfied.

Variety Staffer Cesia Martinez shares some fun facts about Hispanic Heritage Month with an infographic

Though different studios approach dance differently, one thing unites Athens’ thriving dance scene: an unwavering dedication to the art.

On Aug. 9, singer-songwriter beabadoobee released her latest album, “This Is How Tomorrow Moves,” to all streaming platforms, featuring some of her best work to date

The 2024 Paris Olympics, beginning on July 26 and ending on Aug. 11, left audiences with various unforgettable moments from the quadrennial competition.

“A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder,” released to Netflix on Aug. 1, is a flat mystery series that is fine in its own entity but will disappoint fans of the original novel.

“Deadpool and Wolverine,” released to theaters on July 26, allows viewers to dive back into the Marvel Universe and was a fantastic action-comedy that breaks Marvel out of its recent slump.

After trying cold treats around Athens, ODYSSEY staffers conclude that Essential Bowls and Pelican’s SnoBalls are the best options to cool down in the summer heat.

Local Athens chef Peter Dale discusses his passion for food and his plans for the future of restaurant Five and Ten as the new owner.

Sports Editor Cadence Schapker compiled five Asian American Pacific Islander music artists to listen to in honor of AAPI Heritage Month.

An infographic displays 5 tips to know in preparation for AP exams, as advised by Caryn Nguyen.

DIVAS Who Win Peer Mentor Undrea Gooden has overcome various challenges throughout her life and works to help Athenian women in similar situations find a brighter road.

ODYSSEY Media Group Viewpoints Staffer Ma’Kiyah Thrasher ranks the top five artists on the Top 100 Billboard Artists chart for the week of April 13.

“Baby Reindeer,” released April 11 on Netflix, follows the intense story of trauma based on real-life events.

“Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire” will stun viewers with amazing special effects and impressive storytelling but several jokes did not deliver.

A slideshow displays various events that occurred within the week of March 17 to March 23.

A slideshow lists the top five teams most likely to win the NCAA March Madness Tournament.

Viewpoints staffer Amya Hopkins compiles monumental years in women’s history.

Clarke Central High School’s iliad Literary-Art Magazine editors will host a Q&A with Pulitzer Prize winner Hua Hsu.

CCHS alumnae Allie Miller and Shayne McBride, co-owners of Washington Square Studio, built a hair salon focused on inclusivity and client relationships.

Extra Special People (ESP), Inc is leaving lasting positive impacts on the Athens community through its dedication to providing opportunities for children and adults with special needs.

Sarah Arthur’s novel “Once a Queen” was released Jan. 31 and was a strange compilation of genuinely beautiful language and dishwater-dull storytelling.

Throughout his 20 years as ODYSSEY Media Group adviser, David Ragsdale has fostered strong connections with his students.

A slideshow displays various Valentines day traditions and their origins.

Select recordings, compositions and artists were honored for their work at the 66th Annual Grammy Awards on Feb. 4.

Each of the many murals adding color to the Athens community present a unique message with different motivations and purposes.

Local business owner Lindsay Short opened vintage store Mother Lode in July as a safe space for customers in the Athens community.

Variety Staffers Angel Tejada and Aliyah Wymbs review winter holiday songs and movies.

Social studies department teacher Karena LaRosa will retire after more than 16 years teaching at CCHS.

Mike Bradshaw, owner of The Grill, reflects on how The Grill has lasted so long in the Athens Community.

ODYSSEY Media Group staffers summarize issues from the 12th volume of the ODYSSEY Newsmagazine.

ODYSSEY Media Group staffers summarize issues from the 14th volume of the ODYSSEY Newsmagazine.

ODYSSEY Media Group staffers summarize issues from the 13th volume of the ODYSSEY Newsmagazine.

ODYSSEY Media Group staffers summarize issues from the 20th volume of the ODYSSEY Newsmagazine.

ODYSSEY Media Group staffers summarize issues from the 19th volume of the ODYSSEY Newsmagazine.

ODYSSEY Media Group staffers summarize issues from the 18th volume of the ODYSSEY Newsmagazine.

ODYSSEY Media Group staffers summarize issues from the 17th volume of the ODYSSEY Newsmagazine.

ODYSSEY Media Group staffers summarize issues from the 16th volume of the ODYSSEY Newsmagazine.

ODYSSEY Media Group staffers summarize issues from the 15th volume of the ODYSSEY Newsmagazine.

ODYSSEY Media Group staffers summarize issues from the 11th volume of the ODYSSEY Newsmagazine.

ODYSSEY Media Group staffers summarize issues from the tenth volume of the ODYSSEY Newsmagazine.

ODYSSEY Media Group staffers summarize issues from the ninth volume of the ODYSSEY Newsmagazine.

ODYSSEY Media Group staffers summarize issues from the eighth volume of the ODYSSEY Newsmagazine.

ODYSSEY Media Group staffers summarize issues from the sixth volume of the ODYSSEY Newsmagazine.

Digital Editor-in-Chief Anna Shaikun ranks her top five Halloween movies.

On Oct. 27 the movie “Five Nights At Freddy’s,” centered around haunted animatronics and directed by Emma Tammi, was released to theaters.

Variety Staffer Angel Tejada ranks the top 5 NBA rookies that are coming into the league this year.

Digital Editor-in-Chief Anna Shaikun describes her experience at the Georgia Governor’s Honors Program and how it improved her confidence.

A slideshow shows various Halloween traditions and their origin.

Folk-Americana artist Alejandro Rose-Garcia, known professionally as Shakey Graves, released his album “Movie of the Week” on Sept. 15.

On Aug. 28, Dairy Queen re-released the “Fall Blizzard Treat Menu” with the addition of one new flavor.

Author and retired Chattahoochee Riverkeeper Sally Bethea will be visiting the Athens Public Library on Sept. 5 to share her journey as a conservationist as well as one of the first female Riverkeepers in the United States.

On Aug. 18, the movie “Strays,” centered around stray pets and directed by Josh Greenbaum, was released to theaters.

Dunkin’s pumpkin spice latte doesn’t disappoint and is sure to be a hit amongst the chain’s avid-fans and new customers alike.

Releasing episodes weekly on Amazon Prime from July 14 to Aug. 18, “The Summer I Turned Pretty” is back with a season two and the complicated love triangle viewers may have missed.

“Heart Of Stone,” released Aug. 11, provides viewers with an action-packed yet mediocre watch.

ODYSSEY Media Group staffers summarize issues from the fifth volume of the ODYSSEY Newsmagazine.

ODYSSEY Media Group staffers summarize issues from the fourth volume of the ODYSSEY Newsmagazine.

The ODYSSEY Media Group finds the best chocolate milkshake in Athens.

Rising Sports Editor Cadence Schapker ventured to downtown Athens to report on the annual AthFest festival on June 24.

Clarke Central High School held the 2023 Graduation in the Billy Henderson Stadium on May 26.

ODYSSEY Class of 2023 seniors reflect on their time in the program.

Salai Diekumpuna reflects on her time in the ODYSSEY Media Group and iliad Editorial Board.

2009 CCHS alumna Amber Wallin and her husband Benjamin Wallin showed the first screening of their movie “We’re Pregnant: And Other Lies” on April 30.

Singer and songwriter Kara Jackson’s debut album, “Why Does the Earth Give Us People to Love?” is filled with raw emotion and beautiful lyrics.

The CCHS 2023 Prom, themed “A Night in the Garden,” took place on April 29 at the State Botanical Garden of Georgia.

Business Manager Audrey St. Onge compiles a list of reminders to ensure prom is a success for any attendee.

The Athens Orthopedic Clinic Men and Women’s Pro-Am Criterium closed out the annual Athens Twilight Criterium, with cyclist Alexis Ryan winning the women’s race and cyclist Bryan Gomez repeating as champion for the men.

Clarke Central High School seniors and staff were invited to the 2023 Senior Brunch at the Clarke County School District Board Office on April 14.

ODYSSEY Media Group staffers summarize issues from the third volume of the ODYSSEY Newsmagazine.

ODYSSEY Media Group staffers summarize issues from the second volume of the ODYSSEY Newsmagazine.

ODYSSEY Media Group staffers summarize issues from the first volume of the ODYSSEY Newsmagazine.

Clarke Central High School Student Government Association hosted the Spring Sports Pep Rally to recognize student athletes playing spring sports in the Competition Gym on April 12.

In honor of Women’s History Month, Viewpoints Editor Janie Ripps shares facts about five female activists positively impacting their communities.

The ODYSSEY Media Group celebrated its 20th anniversary with alumni, friends and family on March 18.

With the 95th Academy Awards approaching on March 12, Variety Editor Isabella Westrich shares her predictions for this year’s winners.

As the nation celebrates Black History Month, “Now Is The Time: Shouting Fire in a Crowded Theater”, a collaborative album featuring Athens hip hop artists, is putting a spotlight on Black trailblazers.

After tasting hot chocolate from a variety of cafes around Athens, ODYSSEY Media Group staffers conclude that Condor Chocolates and Sips Espresso Cafe offer the best hot chocolates in town.

The University of Georgia Bulldogs won the 2022 College Football Playoff National Championship for the second consecutive year and commemorated their achievement with a parade and celebration in Athens.

The National Endowment for the Arts approved a grant of $10,000 for Canopy Studio, which will allow the company to make itself more accessible to the Athens community.

The beloved, best-selling series “Diary of a Wimpy Kid” has begat yet another movie adaptation, this one even worse than the first.

Journalism I students Cooper Jones and Abigail Holloway debate the merits of “Scrooge: A Christmas Carol.”

Journalism I students Angel Tejada and Evan Cornish debate whether “The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special” soared above other Christmas films or fell flat.

After sampling fries from a variety of fast food restaurants across Athens, members of the ODYSSEY Media Group staff conclude that Chick-fil-A and Cookout offer the best fries in town.

Released on Nov. 16, “The Wonder” is a psychological thriller that will leave viewers not only at the edge of their seats but invested and longing for more.

The creepy and kooky Addams Family returns in the new Netflix series “Wednesday”, released on Nov. 23, as Wednesday Addams navigates Nevermore Academy and murderous mysteries.

News Staffer Miles Lawrence shares facts about some of the United States’ most popular classic holiday songs.

CCHS Class of 2015 alumnus and Cozybear Nursery owner and founder Deijhon Yearby has pursued his passion for plants through his business.

Netflix’s “Enola Holmes 2,” released on Nov. 4, is an action-packed adventure with clever characters and a mystery that will leave viewers shocked.

Viewers can expect an unapologetically graphic and gritty depiction of a German soldier’s life during World War I from Netflix’s Oct. 28 release of “All Quiet on the Western Front”.

Variety Staffer Victoria Garland compiles facts about the Day of the Dead, which is celebrated on November 1-2.

ODYSSEY Media Group staffers discuss the best Halloween songs, the best (and worst) costumes, trick-or-treating for teens, Disney classics, and the new “Hellraiser” movie.

The AthHalf Half Marathon, an annual event produced by AthFest Educates, experienced its largest turnout in its 13-year history on Oct. 23.

Variety Editor Isabella Westrich shares some facts about Diwali, which lasts from Oct. 22-26 in 2022.

Crumbl Cookies’ flavors of the week aren’t exactly what weekly customers may be used to. Instead, most of the cookies are subpar and something customers may want to sit out on.

At midnight on Oct. 21, Taylor Swift released “Midnights,” her first new album since 2020 and one listeners will not want to miss.

The 1975 released their new album “Being Funny In A Foreign Language” to the public on Oct. 14, with the band delivering a decent album that lacks a star song.

The public was invited to the Lyndon House Art Center’s Student Art Exhibition Opening Reception on Oct. 18, where 217 works of art from K-12 artists across the Clarke County School District were showcased.

CCSD students and teachers came together with HEART Music faculty to perform music at HEART Music’s Hispanic Heritage Month event, which took place on Oct. 16 at Hendershot’s.

Foreign language department teacher Dr. Lynne Sparks has always dreamed big and having the opportunity to travel is one that came true.

Full of powerful imagery, unique vocals and energetic instruments, Icon for Hire’s latest album, “The Reckoning,” will appeal to most listeners.

Athens’ Slutty Vegan location will delight both vegans and non-vegans with its colorful flavors and personality.

The radio show “Education Matters” is hosted and produced by teenagers and strives to show the Athens-Clarke County community the importance of education.

Charlotte Sosebee, Director of Elections and Voter Registrations for Athens-Clarke County provides information for new voters in Athens.

CCHS students of Latin American heritage share recipes for and memories about their favorite cultural dishes.

CCHS welcomed over 24 new teachers at the beginning of the school year.

After sampling from different local restaurants, members of the Variety Staff conclude that Thai Spoon and D92 Korean BBQ provide the best noodle soup dishes in Athens.

“Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin”, released on HBO Max on July 28, is a thrilling series that takes the spin-off label to new heights.

The Netflix film “Look Both Ways,” released on Aug. 17, outdoes the streaming companies’ mass of cliche teenage romantic comedies with an inspirational story of a girl whose pregnancy scare takes her on two divergent paths.

News Editor Cadence Schapker and Digital Editor Anna Shaikun review limited-edition sodas available in CCHS vending machines.

With a predictable plot and average acting, “Never Have I Ever: Season 3,” released on Aug. 12, is the perfect show for mindless binging.

The local Athens festival AthFest took place from June 24 to June 26, and contained live music, local business sales and more.

The CCHS Graduation Ceremony was held on May 26 at Stegeman Coliseum.

After sampling food from different local barbeque restaurants, members of the Variety Staff conclude that Dawg Gone Good BBQ and Pulaski Heights BBQ offer the best barbeque sandwiches in Athens.

“Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” is a fast-paced film with dynamic visuals and plot, but takes a step back in character development from previous Marvel movies.

CCHS junior Aiyanna Bhuiyan discusses her connection to her art and family with Variety staffer Anna Tenner.

Cofer’s Home and Garden Showplace’s family focus and community connections set it
apart from other businesses in Athens.

The 2022 Athens Orthopedic Clinic Women’s Pro Twilight 1/2/3 Criterium took place on April 29 and April 30, including bike races, parades and a five-kilometer race.

Photographer Aza Khan shares some facts about Eid al-Fitr, which takes place May 1 to May 2 in the US in 2022.

Viewpoints Editor Molly Harwell shares some fun facts about National Poetry Month, which takes place in April, with an infographic.

News staffer Emily Couch shares her experience learning how to bake biscuits in the homey and comforting environment of local restaurant Mama’s Boy.

Athens resident Lemuel LaRoche or Life the Griot takes on many roles in the community in order to have a positive impact on the community members and make the world better for everyone around him.

The new Pixar film “Turning Red” follows the experience of a Chinese-Canadian family with a secret ability.

Robert Pattinson defies negative expectations and gives a memorable portrayal of Batman in “The Batman,” released March 4.

CCHS Class of 2012 alumna Kassandra Sandoval has had to overcome challenges in order to find confidence in her voice, both as an immigrant and as a software engineer.

The Dip’s detailed attention to 60’s soul influences in their March 4 album “Sticking With It” will entice listeners of all kinds, as a pristinely soulful and emotionally dynamic pop album.

The exclusive Netflix series released on Feb. 11 “Inventing Anna” has a constantly moving, but sometimes confusing plot that will leave viewers intrigued with the mystery of Anna Delvey.

Members of the ODYSSEY staff provide reviews of books written by Black female authors focusing on Black stories.

In addition to preparing delicious Jamaican food, local restaurant Rashe’s Cuisine is active in both educating and supporting the Athens community.

“Tall Girl 2,” released to Netflix on Feb. 11, presents an uneventful narrative with a lackluster viewing experience.

“Peacemaker,” the first television show to be part of the DC Extended Universe, combines mature humor and violence with serious topics on morals and peace in a uniquely James Gunn way.

After sampling burritos from a variety of fast-food Mexican restaurants across Athens, members of the Variety staff rank them based on a variety of criteria.

The new Fanta Dragon Fruit Zero Sugar drink’s bright pink color foreshadows its sugary sweetness that only hardcore dragon fruit fans can appreciate.

Released on Feb. 4, Mitski’s “Laurel Hell” is a multi-faceted exploration of Mitski’s relationship with music, the spotlight of fame, and her flaws and vulnerabilities.

Variety Staffer Anna Tenner shares some fun facts about Groundhog Day with an infographic.

Released on Jan. 14, the Netflix original horror fiction series “Archive 81” is a thrilling and entertaining watch for viewers who seek suspense.

Norwegian singer-songwriter AURORA released a studio album on Jan. 21 that allows listeners to ‘give in to the love’ of her vocals.

The Lumineers released their latest album “BRIGHTSIDE” to the public on Jan. 14, delivering instant hits that will resonate with listeners.

Netflix released season two of the binge-worthy docuseries “Cheer” on Jan. 12, featuring the Texas cheerleaders from Navarro College and Trinity Valley Community College.

The new Marvel movie “Eternals” is an entertaining foundation for future Marvel Studios films, but the lack of an action-packed plotline may be disappointing to some viewers.

Digital Managing Editor Natalie Schliekelman and Photographer Lucas Donnelly go head to head about “Spider-Man: No Way Home:” disappointment or masterpiece?

Following their win against the University of Alabama on Jan. 10 to gain the 2021 College Football Playoff National Championship title, the University of Georgia held a parade and celebration in Athens on Jan. 15.

Released Dec. 5, 2021 on Netflix, “Don’t Look Up,” provides interesting social commentary on climate change through its unique plot.

Senior Anna Tenner has become a leader in the Drama Program through her passion and commitment to theater.

Pride Club at CCHS seeks to offer a space for LGBTQ students to build community and educate the CCHS student body.

Microsoft and Playground Games officially released Forza Horizon 5 on Nov. 9, so far one of the best games in the series.

On Nov. 12, Taylor Swift released “Red (Taylor’s Version),” the second of her re-recorded albums. Swift’s powerful vocals take the youthful lyrics and bring life to the older tracks.

Don’t get excited! After four years of releasing no new music, Ed Sheeran has created a new album that sounds exactly like his last one (and the one before that).

While it came a little late for the season it was meant to be celebrating, the new “Cookie Run: Kingdom” Halloween Masquerade update is a must-play because of the added costume system and new playable character.

The spectacular effects and deep story in Dune, which was released to theatres and HBO Max on Oct. 22, leaves viewers wanting more.

Adele’s new single “Easy On Me,” released on Oct. 14, is a commercial and artistic success that demonstrates her mastery of the emotional ballad.

“Faces,” by deceased American rapper Mac Miller, was re-released to streaming platforms on Oct. 15.

The Athens Anti-Discrimination Movement held a vigil and libation ceremony at the University of Georgia’s Baldwin Hall on May 4 to honor the enslaved people buried in unmarked graves beneath them and celebrate the Athens Day of Jubilee. During a reconstruction project, it was discovered that Baldwin Hall was built over top African-American remains from the Jackson Street Cemetery.

In celebration of Teacher Appreciation Week, the ODYSSEY Media Group Digital Staff has put together a series of trivia questions on Clarke Central High School teachers.

While not the perfect movie, “Mortal Kombat,” released April 23, is a great choice for those in the mood for an action film that don’t mind gorey fight scenes.

With the 93rd Academy Awards approaching on April 25, Digital Staffer Jaydon Dennis makes his top predictions for this year’s winners.

“Thunder Force” dumps two otherwise talented actors in a static plot and fails to give them interesting traits, leading to an ultimately unenjoyable viewing experience.

The Taco Stand, an iconic local restaurant, reopened in 2021 with a new co-owner Mark Opel, on Jan. 1, reminding some Athenians of their memories of the original restaurant.

Released on March 13, Weather Widget – Colorful is exactly what it sounds like, an app to create weather widgets for IOS screens.

The COVID-19 pandemic has created a financial crisis for many local Athens business owners, but many are finding ways to solve problems and keep their storefronts open.

Viewpoints Staffer Kalliope Samaltanos talks about her grief and accepting herself in a letter to her younger self.

The COVID-19 pandemic prompted co-owners of The Plate Sale, Michael and Shyretha Sheats, to commit to their once casual pop-up restaurant full-time.

Ideal Bagel Company is a local Athens business that has had to adapt due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Weezer released their new album, “OK Human”, in late January. It’s a unique orchestral pop-rock album that’s extremely fitting for this time.

The Athens African American Self-guided Tour compiled by the Athens-Clarke Heritage Foundation provides community members with a guide to explore key Black history sites around town varying from businesses to schools. Here are five sites that stand out from the tour.

Variety Staffer Chloe Sears shares eight notable albums from 2020.

ODYSSEY Co-Editor-in-Chief Naomi Hendershot reviews her top five Christmas rom-com movies to binge-watch.

Variety Editor Emma Scott discusses the importance of a simple vegetable soup in Uruguay and Argentina and analyzes what it means to the cartoon character Mafalda.

Based on the 1983 book of the same name by Walter Tevis, Netflix released its Original limited series “The Queen’s Gambit” on Oct. 23. While it may appear to be a binge-show for intellectuals, it carries themes understandable to any mature viewer.

Singer-songwriter Beabadoobee, whose real name is Beatrice Laus, released her first studio album, titled “Fake-It Flowers,” on Oct. 16.

The block of College Avenue between East Clayton Street and East Broad Street was closed off on Oct. 8 to implement a pedestrian and dining space called College Square Plaza.

Musician Alicia Keys released “Alicia”, on Sept. 18. The passionate new album centered around current events and personal struggles, is truthful, honest and lively with a striking hip-hop edge.

The Netflix Original Series “Teenage Bounty Hunters”, released on Aug. 14, is clever, dramatic and thrilling, defying expectations audiences may have about the characters.

The Soldiers’ Monument in Downtown Athens, which was first erected in 1872, has now been moved after years of controversy.

Naples native Dominic Fike’s first album in two years, “What Could Possibly Go Wrong,” was worth the wait. The new album is rich with indie-pop ballads that don’t disappoint.

The new adventure movie “Artemis Fowl,” released on Disney Plus on June 12, covers the adventures of boy genius Artemis Fowl. Although visually stimulating, the film suffers from pacing issues when dealing with character development.

More than 50 years after the Athens Linnentown community was displaced through gentrification, former residents are seeking support from the city of Athens to gain redress.

Athens is commonly known for its flourishing music scene of alternative and rock bands. However, with the exclusion of other genres such as hip hop and rap, this scene fails to truly represent and embrace the unique culture and background of all Athens residents.

On April 21, Netflix released a new improv show — Middleditch & Schwartz Completely Improvised Comedy Special.

Released on March 18, Little Fires Everywhere is a Hulu Original Series about the community of Shaker Heights, Ohio in the 1990’s and the race issues within.

“Selah and the Spades” is the perfect film for those who want to diverge from mainstream movies and try a completely new style of storytelling.

A perfect fit for the current abnormality of the world due to COVID-19, The Strokes’ new album, “The New Abnormal”, mirrors the world’s current tone while offering a surreal diversion from reality.

Based on the Japanese manga of the same name, “Beastars” is a highly addictive 12-episode Netflix Original anime. But be warned, it isn’t meant for sensitive audiences.

“Doom Eternal” was released on March 20 as the sequel to the 2016 game, ‘Doom’. However, close attention should be paid to the game’s Mature rating, as ‘Doom’ is a franchise spanning back to the 90’s with violence as a central theme of each new installment.

Being stuck at home doesn’t have to mean boredom. Here are five masterful and funny TV shows to keep you company during social distancing due to COVID-19.

“All The Pretty Things” by Emily Arsenault will engross readers with a fast pace and captivating atmosphere good for binge-reading during self-isolation, but underdeveloped characters that detract from the book’s excitement will leave some readers unfulfilled.

“The Hand on the Wall”, the finale to the “Truly Devious” trilogy by Maureen Johnson, is riveting despite a slow start.

American pop singer Selena Gomez released her new song “Feel me”, a bonus track to her album “Rare”, to all major platforms on Feb. 21.

The limited-time documentary series “Killer Inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez” was released onto Netflix on Jan. 15, following the murders committed by former college and professional football star Aaron Hernandez.

At the start of the 2020 Oscar awards season, three movies in particular are the frontrunner films most likely to receive the best picture nomination at the 92nd Academy Awards on Feb. 9.

Journalism 1 staffer Grace Lang looks back on the best albums of the 2010’s now that 2020 has arrived.

International Grill and Bar recently opened at 1155 Mitchell Bridge Road, bringing Persian, Iranian and Turkish flavors to Athens.

While by no means perfect, “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” is a thrilling, entertaining and fitting end to the Skywalker saga.

Local Athens artist Broderick Flanigan and Miami artist Elio Mercado were selected by the Athens Cultural Affairs Commission to paint a mural recognizing Black businesses on Hot Corner in Downtown Athens.