
ENTERTAINMENT
DHS Music Dept.
Guitar
31 Days of Halloween Movies
Recommended by Brittany Smith
October 1st- Coraline (2009
October 2nd- Child's play (1988)
October 3rd- A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)
October 4th- The Nun (2018)
October 5th- Halloween (1978)
October 6th- The Exorcist (1973)
October 7th- All Hallow’s Eve (2013)
October 8th- Saw (2004)
October 9th- IT (2017)
October 10th- Insidious (2010)
October 11th- Scream (1996)
12th- Trick R Treat (2007)
October 13th- Friday the 13th (1980)
October 14th– Bride of Chucky (1998)
October 15th– A Nightmare on Elm Street: The Dream Master (1988)
October 16th- The Conjuring (2013)
October 17th– Halloween 4: The Return of Micheal Myers (1988)
October 18th- Exorcist: The Beginning (2004)
Chucky the T.V. series
By Brittany Smith
Recently, I have been watching the TV series Chucky. Chucky has
always been at the top of my list of Horror movies. The T.V. series
came out on October 12, 2021. The series is two seasons long with 8
episodes in the first and second seasons, making 16 episodes in total. The
Chucky series can be watched on Peacock TV, Roku channel, Spectrum
TV, Shudder, Prime Video, Apple TV, and Vudu. The TV series is, of
course, based on the 8 Chucky Horror films. Chucky was not a doll to
begin with. Chucky was a serial killer named Charles Lee Ray who did a
voodoo ritual inside of a toy store to transfer his soul into A Good Guy
doll. Chucky continued his serial killing even in a toy body.
I have watched four TV series episodes, and Chucky
has already killed three people. Chucky is found at a yard sale by a boy in
middle school named Jake Wheeler. Jake Wheeler finds out that Chucky
is alive after the first murder has happened. Chucky ends up partnering
up with Jake, and Jake attempts to kill a girl named Lexy. After he fails,
Chucky is given to Lexy's sister as a “gift,” but then Chucky attempts to
kill her and fails, causing there to be fire due to Lexy dropping a joint
she was smoking. It then lit the curtain on fire, causing half the house to
be destroyed. Now that Lexy knows the doll is alive, she hates Jake
Wheeler even more for giving the doll to them so that he could kill her.
That is all I have watched, so anyways byeeee.
Carlos’s Late 2023 Music Taste
Written by: Carlos Rodriguez
First of all, I feel like a persons music taste has everything to do with the type of person they are or aspire to be. Honestly, I’d say that if you the type of guy/girl that listens to Rap or Rappers like Lil Double 0, 21 Savage, EST Gee, Jdot Breezy and etc. You like to get money and you like to literally vibe to your music, especially by yourself its just so fun. Recently though, I’ve kind of spread my wings from that kind of music and been on Jazz Rap; Its still rap just not so violent or all about nasty girl business yk.
Jazz Rap emphasizes real romance with only 1 girl and having just great vibes overall. Jazz Rap is the kind of music I feel like people should wake up and start their days too because of the good vibes it brings. A few of my favorite artists are Mike Jenkins, J. Cole, Kenji, Vacations, Brent Faiyaz, and even The Beatles! I love the chill; down to earth/ homey vibe they give when you listen to the music. For me personally, this type of music makes me smile when I need it most and I feel like everyone should have that type of music incorporated into their lives.
Not saying you have to listen to any of what these guys have to say but it’s a Great Recommendation for people that maybe have some mental problems or a little to much going on in their lives. It’s really the type of music to take a deep breath to and just RELAX. But hopefully this was a little helpful for new potential music to listen to and grow with in your own life and I hope you enjoyed!
Written By: Carlos Rodriguez/Student of the DHS
Carlos’s Late 2023 Music Taste
Carlos Rodriguez
First, I feel like a person's music taste has everything to do with the type of person they are or aspire to be. Honestly, I’d say that if you are the type of guy/girl that listens to Rap or Rappers like Lil Double 0, 21 Savage, EST Gee, Jdot Breezy, etc., You like to get money and want to vibe to your music, especially by yourself, It is just so fun. Recently, though, I’ve spread my wings from that kind of music and been on Jazz Rap; It's still rap, just not so violent or all about nasty girl business, yk. Jazz Rap emphasizes real romance with only one girl and has great vibes. Rap is the kind of music I feel people should wake up and start their days because of its good vibes. A few of my favorite artists are Mike Jenkins, J. Cole, Kenji, Vacations, Brent Faiyaz, and even The Beatles! I love the chill, down-to-earth/ homey vibe they give when you listen to the music. This type of music makes me smile when I need it most, and I feel like everyone should incorporate that type of music into their lives. I am not saying you have to listen to any of what these guys have to say, but it’s a Great Recommendation for people who may have mental problems or a little too much going on in their lives. It’s the type of music to take a deep breath and RELAX. Hopefully, this was a little helpful for new potential music to listen to and grow within your own life, and I hope you enjoyed it!
2023 ACM Honors:
Jonathan Chairez
The 2023 ACM Honors proved to be an unforgettable night for country music fans such as I. Kane Brown, who stood out among the shining stars, receiving his ACM International award. Randy Travis presented Kane with his award. He received the honor in recognition of his impact on spreading country music throughout the world. Randy was with his wife, Mary, telling the story of how Randy surprised Kane on a radio appearance early on in his career.
Since that moment, they have been friends.
The audience shrieked when Mary asked Randy to announce the award, and then Randy just said, “Kane Brown!” Lee Brice sang “Like I Love Country Music” acoustically one of Kane Brown’s hits, to pay tribute to his receiving the award. The 2023 ACM Honors took place at the Ryman Auditorium in downtown Nashville on August 23. The ceremony was aired on Fox at 7:00 p.m. on September 18, 2023, hosted by Carly Pearce.