The State Hornet has chosen five poems to start your summer reading. From lyric and free verse poems about childhood, to a classic English sonnet about love, these poems highlight summer each in their own way.
Explore a variety of games for all kinds of players. From grinding for the perfect item to creating the perfect neighborhood, this summer has its fair share of enjoyable games. Sit back and buckle up, it’s time to immerse yourself in games of new and old.
“Michael” debuted in theaters April 24, setting a box office record for biographical films by earning over $97 million domestically. The film highlights the meteoric rise of the “King of Pop” and features several stand out performances from Jaafar Jackson, Juliano Valdi and KeiLyn Durrel Jones.
Chandler Levack’s “Mile End Kicks” portrays the coming of age of a young music journalist, Grace Pine, played by Barbie Ferreira, as she navigates the Montreal 2010s indie rock scene. In her obsession with a band named “Bone Patrol,” she starts to lose herself in the glamorization of the scene, risking her friendships, writing opportunities and lifestyle.
Released in theatres March 27, 2026, “They Will Kill You” stands as a bold take on horror where action and comedy take precedent over a tropey plot. The film follows Asia Reaves, played by Zazie Beetz, as she stands her ground against a satanic cult hiding in plain sight.
Bruno Mars’ “The Romantic” was released on Friday, Feb. 27, marking his first album in five years. The record showcases Mars’ signature pop style, while incorporating new Latin influence.
The newest installment in the “Scream” franchise is now in theatres and features several returns from iconic characters. However, the film is held back by rewrites, controversy and questionable plot decisions.
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