Types of Editorial Content
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The views expressed in the articles below reflect the opinions of their authors, not necessarily the opinions of The Front Page, or it’s publisher. Whoever that is.
The Devil in the Details: The Cost of Fitting In
Beneath the humor and high fashion in “The Devil Wears Prada,” there is a dangerous idea: that success, beauty, and being thin are intrinsically connected. With a steady global rise in eating disorders since 2000, affecting nearly 31 million Americans,… Continue reading The Devil in the Details: The Cost of Fitting In
Eateries Near Westminster Campus
Did you ever want a bite to eat at someplace off-campus, but just didn’t know where to look? Thankfully, some eateries near FRCC’s Westminster Campus offer an array of food and drink options, which can satiate your hunger. This report… Continue reading Eateries Near Westminster Campus
Beyond The Pizzeria – Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 Movie Review
The magic of childhood memories of pizzerias and arcades is unmatched, but what happens when we are asked an unsettling question: What if those recollections are the setting for a deadly, dangerous world? Recently, I went to the AMC Westminster… Continue reading Beyond The Pizzeria – Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 Movie Review
Indoor Mayhem – Malibu Jack’s Thornton – Review
Visualize yourself in a space with people running amok, arcade games buzzing with activity, and go-karts that are racing in a high-octane dash. I formed those impressions as I explored Malibu Jack’s, a family-oriented indoor theme park, with a recently… Continue reading Indoor Mayhem – Malibu Jack’s Thornton – Review
Insert Coin, Get Beer – The 1up Arcade Bar – Westminster – Review
Imagine the excitement of being able to play games at an arcade, while also having the option to buy food and liquor, all in the same place. That’s what I hoped for when I visited the 1up Arcade Bar in… Continue reading Insert Coin, Get Beer – The 1up Arcade Bar – Westminster – Review
“Marinara Mac” – Kraft Pizza Mac and Cheese – Food Review
Many of us have experienced the dilemma of choosing between mac and cheese and pizza for a meal, but what if you could have both? Earlier in 2025, Kraft debuted a limited-edition pizza mac and cheese flavor, expanding its pasta… Continue reading “Marinara Mac” – Kraft Pizza Mac and Cheese – Food Review
Marty Supreme Movie Review
Marty Supreme has quickly become one of the most talked-about films of the year. Already being labeled by some as the best movie of 2025 and even a contender for best of 2026, the sports drama has generated massive attention… Continue reading Marty Supreme Movie Review
Like A Cat’s Purr: Familiar and Comforting – Zootopia 2 Review
Seeing Zootopia 2 on Black Friday was admittedly an impulse. I meant to purchase gifts for friends, but hardly anything was on sale, and I found little for myself and co. So why not see a movie instead to pass… Continue reading Like A Cat’s Purr: Familiar and Comforting – Zootopia 2 Review
8-Bit Memories: Why Old Games Still Matter
Many of us can still remember the very first time we were introduced to the world of gaming, that magical moment when we picked up a controller, pressed “Start,” and suddenly found ourselves somewhere entirely new. For some, it might’ve… Continue reading 8-Bit Memories: Why Old Games Still Matter
Guillermo del Toro’s “Frankenstein” – A Classic Story, Resurrected from the Dead
“Catch Me If You Can,” Spielberg; “Interstellar,” Nolan; “Pulp Fiction,” Tarantino: modern cinema is chalk-full of directors capable of making classics. But very few can resurrect one. Guillermo del Toro’s “Frankenstein” does something incredibly powerful and rare in an age… Continue reading Guillermo del Toro’s “Frankenstein” – A Classic Story, Resurrected from the Dead
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