Stars and Serenity

October 17, 2017

Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Showcase

Senior year. The constant pressure of making decisions that once seemed light years away, of magically discovering who you're meant to be despite the fact that you still depend on your parents, of stepping into shoes two sizes to big, and of a billion opportunities you simply can't seem to choose between....

Riverdale Season 2 premiere rundown

Aniket Adhikari, News Editor

October 16, 2017

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Riverdale Season 2 kicked off this Wednesday with a bang. The show, never one to shy away from mystery, gave its viewers a new crisis to fixate on for this season: catching the man who shot Fred Andrews in the Season 1 finale. The new season kicked off visually with a darker aesthetic, introducing a...

The Rise of “Traplanta”

Nethra Pillai, Online Editor

September 1, 2017

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Atlanta is the birthplace of trap music. “Trap could be a block outside...Trap music is the reflection of the trap. [People] getting shoot outs in the trap. [People] die in the trap… Trap is your hustle,” explained 21 Savage, a rapper from Decatur. 21 Savage has been one of the many trap arti...

“Ridin’ Solo”:bandmates turned solo

Elizabeth Findley, Associate Editor

May 11, 2017

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1967- The Jackson 5, consisting of Jackie, Tito, Jermaine, Marion, and Michael Jackson, signed their first record deal. 1969- The Beatles (John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, and George Michael) were the most popular band in the world. This was the year they released their most popular album...

The Atlanta International Night Market: taste the world

Mahima Siripurapu, Editor-in-Chief

May 9, 2017

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Gwinnett: the most diverse county in all of Georgia. As of 2015, the county boasted incredible statistics on their demographics, with 42.3% of the population white, 23% black, 12.7% other, and 22% hispanic. This April, Gwinnett County got a chance to celebrate it's multicultural population with the Atlanta International Night Market. The Atlanta Internati...

He’s back: Dave Chapelle’s Age of Spin in review

Justin Gibbs-Poe and Jackson Matray

April 14, 2017

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Dave Chapelle’s newest Netflix comedy stand-up special has marked the comedy legend’s comeback into the spotlight. Since his hit Comedy Central show ended over ten years ago, Dave Chapelle has merely brushed the surface of the American comedy scene with a few shows here and there. But his sizable...

April in Atlanta

Eric Kim, Staff Writer

March 31, 2017

Filed under Arts and Entertainment

It's April already, and along with the month of spring comes a myriad of activities to do in Atlanta: Atlanta city Pass- For only $75 you can purchase a ticket to tour the five most popular Atlanta attractions.  The pass includes a ticket to, Georgia Aquarium, Atlanta Zoo or Center for Civil and...

Soft rock’s hidden gems

Bryan McKnight, Staff Writer

March 27, 2017

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There’s so much music being produced today at a rate that’s never been seen before; and yet the same 50 songs are constantly being played on the radio. Those songs are deserving of their moments in the limelight, but they overshadow other amazing songs that deserve to be just as widely known. The...

Movie Review and Overview- Split

Eric Kim, Staff Writer

March 9, 2017

Filed under Arts and Entertainment

With much anticipation, the movie received "split" reviews. As a casual movie watcher, the film was an exciting and suspenseful movie full of seat gripping, heart racing moments.  However some unoriginal scenes and some bland characters were dotted through out the movie "Split", directed by M. Night ...

More than a comedy

Bryan McKnight, staff writer

March 3, 2017

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Everybody has that one show that they just love to go back and watch over and over again. For me that show is Bojack Horseman, a so called “comedy” about a washed up sitcom actor, who just so happens to be a horse. I know that sounds weird, but in this cinematic universe the animals talk and act...

Lambert students predicted the Oscars

Nick Schwarzmann, Staff Writer

March 2, 2017

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*DISCLAMIER: Due to a technical difficulty in the office of The Lambert Post this article was not able to run before the Oscars, when it was intended to. The article has been slightly edited to reflect this.* Award season is in full swing in the good ole U.S. of A. The Golden Globes happened a ...

The Halal Guys

Zain Hyath, Staff Writer

March 2, 2017

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What started as a hot dog cart on West 53rd & 6th Avenue in New York City in 1990, is now a food phenomenon across the world known by not only New Yorkers anymore. A true story of humble beginnings, three partners Mohamed Abouelenein, Ahmed Elsaka, and Abdelbaset Elsayed started the company after...