Arts

Enola Holmes: Third Time’s No Charm

By Liza Lewis, Global Editor

The game is afoot once again, yet this time Enola seems to be going nowhere. On July 1, “Enola Holmes 3” took to Netflix starring Millie Bobby Brown and Louis…

New York Fashion Week: Redefining Modern Tailoring

By Rachel Oum, Reporter

On Sept. 10, New York Fashion Week (NYFW) heralded its opening at the High Line with the spring/summer ready-to-wear 2027 debut collection of Henry Zankov for Diane von Furstenberg (DVF).…

2026’s Top Summer Albums: Ranked

By Sadie Bruns, Digital Editor

6. “Oh yeah?” by Steve Lacy Though Steve Lacy’s album was released July 17, it was the July 31 release of “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” that brought it to the…

Movie Theatres Are Making a Comeback

By Ella Brys, News Editor

Movie theaters seem to be making a comeback, at least if you look at the money. By late August, North American box-office revenue in 2026 was up roughly 20% from…

The Emmys: A Night to Remember

By Liza Lewis, Global Editor

The 78th Emmy Awards commenced on Sept. 14, leaving fans feeling either emotional or confused. The night was full of upsets and unexpected moments as television’s biggest stars gathered to…

When Love Becomes Possession: A Review of “Obsession”

By Eva Cen, Managing Editor of Digital

“Obsession” dominated cinemas this summer. The film disregards traditional horror techniques like pure violence but creates long-lasting impacts for audiences through its portrayal of a toxic, and later terrifying, relationship.…

Album Review: “Lost Weekend” by Phoebe Bridgers

By Sadie Bruns, Managing Editor of Digital

Six years after her era-defining record “Punisher” in 2020, Phoebe Bridgers is finally back with her third studio album, and it is more hauntingly beautiful than ever. Though largely a…

The Spring Concert Review

By Ryan Li

On Tuesday May 12th, the Belmont Hill community gathered in the chapel to watch the Spring Concert, featuring multiple music groups across a multitude of genres. The Orchestra played first,…

The Artist Of the Issue: Panos Gianoukos ’26

By Matthew Williams

Every time Panos Gianoukos ‘26 clicks the shutter of his Sony DSLR camera, he captures not just a picture, but a memory forever protected and encapsulated. In his 9th-grade Photography…

Landau Gallery Deep Dive: Martin Mugar ’67

By Jack Good

On April 22nd, 2026, a new artist and his works were set up in the Landau Gallery. Martin Mugar graduated from Belmont Hill in 1967, before attending Yale University from…