Tom Holland, Sabrina Carpenter, and Margaret Qualley will star in an upcoming biographical film about the life of American actor and dancer Fred Astaire. The film originally faced controversy last year when Robyn Astaire, the late dancer’s widow, threatened legal action due to a lack of authorization from the estate, according to an article from...
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Marine group to host second Decoration Day ceremony
Courtesy | @marineofficergroup on Instagram The Marine Officer Group will celebrate Decoration Day Sunday to honor Hillsdale’s fallen soldiers in the tradition of the memorial event, which began here in 1895 at the dedication of the Civil War statue. The Hillsdale Platoon Leaders Class invites the community to join them in a solemn military ceremony...
Catholics win El Clásico for first time
The Collegian | Bristol Whitley Junior Gianna Lodice scored a goal just five minutes into El Clásico, leading the Catholics to their first victory over the Protestants in the soccer game’s three-year history, 1-0. “When the opportunity came, I seized it by the grace of God, and it was amazing,” said Lodice, a left midfielder....
Angel’s films fall from heaven
Angel Studios will release its eighth of 10 films this year in theaters Nov. 6. “Drummer Boy” will follow seven theatrical releases spanning various genres and ratings. The new film, starring For King and Country lead singer Joel David Smallbone and British actress India Brown, will follow a drummer boy in the Revolutionary War and...
Whitley wins homecoming
Student Activities Board | Devin Houts Whitley Residence won homecoming for the first time as an independent dorm, beating the three-time consecutive defending champion, Simpson Residence, by 45 points. Out of 16 teams, the top five finishers were Whitley, Simpson, Sauck (Sohn and Mauck), KBW (Koon, Benzing, and Waterman), and Niedfeldt. Sauck took first place...



