Zach is the Halftime Leisure Editor and a junior in the College majoring in Government and History. He likes horror movies, board games, and if you see him late at night, he might do a little jig for you.
Leisure
A Drag Queen Christmas combines the magic and whimsy of the holidays with the flair and artistry that drag offers.
By Zachary Warren November 10, 2024
The world has been blessed with Charli’s new testament—brat and it’s completely different but also still brat (2024).
By Zachary Warren October 28, 2024
Smile 2 is certainly not winning any awards any time soon, but it does stand out as a thrilling entry in the slog of horror flicks.
By Koharu Ando and Zachary Warren October 28, 2024
Halftime Leisure
What's in the stars today? Courtesy of the Halftime Leisure staff, choose your sign for your Halloweekend horoscope reading.
By Amber Bai, Sofia Kemeny, Tina Solki, Karcin Hagi, Hailey Wharram, Ryan Goodwin, Ajani Jones, Phoebe Nash, Koharu Ando, Lucy Montalti, Zachary Warren and Ninabella Arlis October 25, 2024
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From dance to music to fashion, The Washington Ballet has wholly embraced the Dupont Underground’s multidisciplinary approach to art.
By Aidan Munroe and Zachary Warren October 12, 2024
For listeners seeking to escape the comfortable confines of the mainstream, Imaginal Disk is a sonic journey worth embarking on.
By Zachary Warren September 13, 2024
In a vacuum, A Quiet Place: Day One is decent. As the third film in this franchise, it fails to justify its existence in any meaningful way.
By Zachary Warren July 17, 2024
3 Body Problem perfectly juggles various plotlines, resulting in a binge-worthy eight-episode drama that innovates on classic sci-fi themes.
By Zachary Warren April 27, 2024
What's in the stars today? Courtesy of the Halftime Leisure staff, choose your sign for your Georgetown Day horoscope reading.
By Eileen Chen, Zachary Warren, Hailey Wharram, Gabriel Mendoza, Maya Kominsky, Nikki Farnham, Tina Solki, Ninabella Arlis, Maanasi Chintamani, Bradshaw Cate and Isabel Shepherd April 26, 2024
A visual and sonic marvel, Civil War forces American audiences to grapple with the horror of modern warfare brought to U.S. shores.
By Zachary Warren April 22, 2024
