The Summer I Turned Pretty follows Belly as she attempts to learn about love and eventually chooses between Conrad and Jeremiah, ultimately leaving fans split. Conrad, the brooding, elder Fisher brother captured the attention of many fans in the recent Season 3, with his charm and emotional depth. His complexity makes the interactions with Belly …
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Matcha, Labubus, and Dubai Chocolate: Just Overconsumption?
In today’s fast-paced digital age, social media trends rise and fall faster than we can refresh our feeds, and ordinary items can transform into viral obsessions overnight. Matcha lattes, Labubus, and Dubai chocolate were three unlikely stars that took over social media this summer. But what started as seemingly harmless trends soon became all about …
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A Look Behind the Curtain: Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl
When Taylor Swift announced her twelfth studio album, The Life of a Showgirl, at exactly 12:12am on August 12, 2025, fans and haters alike knew that this release would serve as the centerpiece for a new era of the singer-songwriter’s career. Swift’s status as one of the best-selling music artists of all time ensured that …
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What’s Winsor Wearing for Halloween?
Pumpkins are appearing, candy is calling, and Winsor students are ready to bring creativity to Halloween this year! Though most students don’t dress up during school hours, conversations about costumes and plans fill the halls as we slowly approach the end of the month. For many, Halloween is about self expression and a chance to …
Setting the Scene with Mina Feldman ’25
By Anya Weerapana, Banner Staff Rehearsing scenes from Hamlet at the age of six isn’t for everyone, but for Mina Feldman ’25, these living-room recitals were an early introduction to the theater world. “That was all my dad’s doing,” Feldman laughed as she recounted the memory. “Other than that, my parents were not big theater …