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FEBRUARY 14 - 20, 2021 staradvertiser.com THE SHOW The show must go on as judges Katy Perry, Lionel Richie and Luke Bryan search for talented young MUST singers in the Season 19 premiere of American Idol. Host Ryan Seacrest and mentor Bobby Bones also return this season as hopeful performers audition remotely thanks to custom-built Zoom technology. GO ON Airing Sunday, Feb. 14, on ABC. ¶Olelo has gone mobile. Watch everything from local events to live coverage of the State Legislature, anytime, anywhere. olelo.org Download the Ҋũe^ehFh[be^:iibgma^:iiLmhk^hk@hh`e^IeZr' 590198_MobileApp_2_FreeSpeech.indd 1 12/23/20 5:19 PM ON THE COVER | AMERICAN IDOL For the love of music ‘American Idol’ returns on Feb. 14, on ABC. Music icons Katy Perry, the field through a series of audition and Lionel Richie and Luke Bryan share their love performance rounds until just one contes- Valentine’s Day of music and performing as they serve as tant is crowned the winner. That is the basic judges once again, while radio personality premise, and it hasn’t changed, even in the By Kyla Brewer and industry expert Bobby Bones returns face of COVID-19. TV Media to mentor the contestants on their path to “’American Idol’ has always been able to stardom. bring people together, entertain and inspire,” ith so many people sticking close to The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted ABC executive Karey Burke said in an official home these days, this has be- some changes to how the show oper- news release, “and I am so proud of how this Wcome the era of binge-watching ates, but it still gives hopeful young show continued to deliver joy and laughter into episode after episode of TV shows. It singers the chance to break into the people’s homes during a time when we needed seems as if increasingly fewer televi- music industry as they compete for it the most.” sion series have what it takes to keep the “American Idol” title and a lucrative Burke was, of course, referring to the viewers tuning in each and every week. record deal. As in previous seasons, way the series persevered in spite of the Luckily for those looking to add a the new “American Idol” COVID-19 shutdown this past spring. While little more excitement to their featured an open casting the coronavirus may have thrown a monkey TV-watching routines, one of the call that invited anyone be- wrench into the show’s plans last season, world’s most successful reality tween the ages of 15 and the “American Idol” crew didn’t let the pan- TV series is about to return to 28 to audition, regardless demic stand in the way of continuing the prime time. of experience. Literally journey for hopeful singers looking for their Emmy winner Ryan anyone who thinks that big breaks. It was the first reality TV series he/she/they can sing was Seacrest (“Entertainment to present a fully remote episode when the welcome to give it a go. Tonight”) hosts one of the pandemic shut things down, staying true The judges will whittle down most thrilling talent search to the old adage: the show must go on. In shows in the history of tele- the end, Just Sam (aka Samantha Diaz) vision as the new season of Ryan Seacrest hosts was named the 2020 American Idol while in “American Idol” “American Idol” kicks off Sunday, quarantine. FREE Download the BREAKING NEWS FREE TRAFFIC FREE WEATHER No matter how you read it, we deliver. app for free. FREE PHOTO GALLERIES PRINT • WEB • MOBILE APP The Honolulu Star-Advertiser app gives you PREMIUM CONTENT breaking news updates on what’s happening Sign-in or subscribe in Hawaii, the nation and around the world. 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What follows is a game the streamer’s lineup on Wednesday, Feb. 17. nomad. Packing her bags into a van and set- of secrets, distrust and suspense driven by Based on the 2017 novel of the same name ting out across the country, Fern accepts Adele’s cold and removed eeriness and the by English author Sarah Pinborough, “Behind whatever work she can find, earning funds to overarching feeling that something is just not Her Eyes” follows Louise (Simona Brown, “The support herself and her nomadic life before quite right. Filmed between June and October Little Drummer Girl”), a single mother who is moving on to the next town and a new job. 2019 in London and parts of Scotland, the holding down a job in a psychiatrist’s office to Based on Jessica Bruder’s acclaimed 2017 six-part miniseries developed by “Narcos” and non-fiction book, “Nomadland: Surviving “Hannibal” producer Steve Lightfoot has been America in the Twenty-First Century,” this vi- a long-awaited project for many fans of the sually stunning film explores the economics, bestselling book. physical struggles and emotional whiplash of living a nomadic lifestyle in today’s day and WHAT’S NEW ON HULU age. 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    S p r i n g 2 0 2 1 the normal review A Literary and Arts Publication The Normal Review A Literary and Arts Publication Montclair State University Spring 2021 Cover art: Limits by Javas Lal Medium: Colored pencil on sketchbook paper. Cover design by Casey Masterson Copyright © 2021 The Normal Review Montclair State University 317 Dickson Hall Montclair, NJ 07043 All Rights Reserved For more information, visit: thenormalreviewmsu.wordpress.com or email: [email protected] Thank you to: OUR EXECUTIVE BOARD Editor in Chief Art Editor Casey Masterson Sean Dolan Poetry Editor Prose Editor Cristian Morillo Emma Daly Secretary Kyle N. Velez OUR PRODUCTION STAFF Rosaria Lo Presti Erin Rudderow Heidi Wassong Melissa Hawk OUR FACULTY ADVISOR David Galef MISSING WRITERS There are five unclaimed poems in this edition of The Normal Review. Any work listed as "Unclaimed" can be claimed by the original writer by contacting [email protected] with proof of authorship. TABLE OF CONTENTS How To Submit 1 On a Scale of One to Ten Unclaimed 2 Yoo-hoo, Solitaire, Peppermint Patty 3 Alex Baumbusch Brujeria 6 Sean Dolan To See the Face of God 7 Grace Wilson Spirit 10 Javas Lal Man with Handler 11 Kyle N. Velez Perfectly Mating a Soul to Flesh 13 Julia Young Just Sam 22 Olivia Prusakowski Flowers and Diamonds 31 Sean Dolan Day at the Volcanic Beach 32 Sean Dolan FIGMENTS 33 Eduard Jurado Hazelnut Kisses 34 Rosaria Lo Presti Learning to Sew 35 Grace Wilson Smile Edward DuCoin 38 Body Art 39 Unclaimed Sea Monster 41 Heidi Wassong Secondary Chills 45 Unclaimed Blessed 46 Edward DuCoin Numb 47 Julia Young Is Anyone's Favorite Hobby to Wash Dishes? 48 Unclaimed Dare to Dream Nicole MacGregor 49 Glitter Session 01 51 Unclaimed Juliet's Soliloquy 52 John Jenkins Follow Me Back to the Garden 56 Rosaria Lo Presti Collected Olivia Prusakowski 58 Girl and the Panda 67 Edward DuCoin Contributors' Notes 68 HOW TO SUBMIT Only undergraduate and graduate students at Montclair State University are eligible to submit.