Jack Mendelsohn | The Chronicle Out with the old, in with the new. Ohio high school men’s soccer is undergoing significant changes. Now more than ever, high school players, parents and coaches are focused on the next level. One of the most prestigious club soccer programs in the Greater Cincinnati area, Cincinnati United Premier (CUP),…
Sahaj Datta | The Chronicle Movie Review 4.5 Stars Produced by seven-time (arguably eight) world-champion Lewis Hamilton, with appearances from every driver and team from the 2025 Formula 1 season, F1: The Movie has been embraced by audiences around the world, whether die-hard F1 fans or not. The film follows Sonny Hayes, a once-promising F1…
Hudson Pitcock | The Chronicle Season Review 3 stars The first five episodes of Invincible Season 4 have officially been released, with fan expectations soaring from the high ratings from critics with early access. After viewing the initial 3 episodes out on March 18th though, I was pretty disappointed. And with episode 4 coming out…
The Mason Girls Tennis Team added another chapter to its dynasty this past weekend, capturing the Greater Miami Conference championship for the 11th consecutive season and 13th time in program history. The Comets rolled through the regular season with a flawless 9-0 conference record, then dominated the GMC tournament by winning four of the five…
Emily Kemper | The Chronicle Trying to conclude a series as vast in content and popularity as Stranger Things is no small feat. The hit Netflix series has been beloved since 2016, so it is no surprise that fans would still want more content, regardless of how successful or disappointing the finale may be. Enter:…
Katie Samol | The Chronicle Movie Review 3 stars The Drama, a romantic dark comedy released this April, was set within the anxious thrum and eventual explosion of Charlie (Robert Pattinson) and Emma’s (Zendaya) wedding week. I found the film funnier than expected, in at times ridiculous, gruesome ways. Although well done, the film lacked…
Katie Samol | The Chronicle A student walks the halls of their high school in an outfit costing upwards of $500. But they are not dressed in luxury brands or blingy jewelry; they are simply sporting what is in style. Brands rising to popularity among teenagers are pricier than ever. Comfrt, Alo, Essentials and Aviator…
