Blast From The Past
Blast From The Past The Y2K flick you should, like, totally watch tonight – based on your zodiac sign, duh. Emie Garrett | Entertainment Editor Ahh, the early 2000s. The era of the lowest low-rise jeans, Sun In Hair Lightener, that satisfying smack of slamming a pink...
The Reality of “Euphoria”
By Evy Gallagher * “Euphoria” spoiler alerts In “Euphoria,” the concept of drugs is a very heavy subject. It deals with AA, overdosing, violence, brutality and how terrifying these topics are. Though on the other hand, there’s also this idea of euphoric feelings:...
Just Like What
By Beth Wheeler *This story contains spoilers for “And Just Like That…”. By now, the entire world is aware of the new “Sex and The City” reboot, “And Just Like That…” produced by Michael Patrick King. To put it short, “Sex and The City,” the show (and the movie, if...
Travis Barker and the Resurgence of a Dying Genre
By: Hailey Castillo Before he was Kourtney Kardashian's new boyfriend, Travis Barker was famous for being the drummer of Blink-182, an American rock band that was considered one of the most influential pop-punk bands of the 1990s. By definition, pop-punk “combines...
Welcome to Planet Her
Jolencia Jones | Contributing Writer Rapper Doja Cat takes us on a euphoric journey into outer space with her third studio album, “Planet Her.” Throughout 2020 Doja Cat reached a new level of success. She received her first #1 single with “Say So,” along with...
What It Means To Be a Country Outlaw
By: Emie Garrett When tuning into country radio stations today, artists like Luke Bryan, Jason Aldean and Florida Georgia Line seem to dominate the airwaves with their similar electronic-pop-inspired tunes about tailgate parties, hunting and the pursuit of the...
Read with Alice: American Royals by Katharine McGee
By Lindsey Wilkinson Most college-aged bookworms grew up on dystopian novels. The kind of books that had just enough reality to make them question the society surrounding them, such as The Hunger Games, Divergent and Maze Runner series. Katharine McGee explores a...
A “Prettier Jesus”: Lorde’s return
Lorde teaches us that Patience is a virtue with the release of her new single Solar Power Jeffrey Kelly | Entertainment Editor Maddy Reda | Contributing Writer In the lead single "Solar Power," from her third studio album of the same name, Lorde highlights...
A Year in Music: Quarantine Edition
By Maddy Reda Despite the impact of the global pandemic, 2020 was an extraordinary year for music. Ariana Grande, Kid Cudi, Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus, Megan Thee Stallion and even rock icon Elton John are only a handful of artists who dropped chart-topping albums....
Real Housewives of COVID-19: How Reality TV Has Shifted Due to the Pandemic
By Emily Safron When the world stopped last March, people worldwide struggled to protect themselves from a deadly pandemic while storefronts, events and restaurants crumbled. As an avid reality television watcher, I couldn’t help but wonder what the future of my...
Must Watch Rom-Coms for the Independent Gal
By Lauren Murray Romance is in the air, even more than usual with couples spotted in every nook and cranny, reminding some that they are not in relationships. But have no fear, Valentine’s season is no longer just for infatuated couples. It is for all our single...
When Misogyny Sells: Empowerment, Authenticity and Female Sexuality in Today’s Music
Traditional gender roles have long placed undesirable labels on women who choose to openly discuss sex. Nonetheless, many of today’s women in music have undeniably broken barriers, transformed ancient definitions and opened up taboo conversations about sexuality. In...
Calling All Summer Lovers
Written by: Erin Hall Published on 10/14/19 at 1:53 p.m. Yes, summer has come to an end. Yes, it is now October. No, it does not mean you have to drop your amazing summer playlist. Typically, songs of the autumn season are a little more chill and relaxing. In order to...
Sound Off: Sugar, Spice and Girls Who Don’t Play Nice
Exploring popular media through the feminist lensBy: Simone ShaddSpring is upon us and as the flowers bloom, burgeoning artists are blossoming into accidental philosophers shaping pop-culture and by extension, the people. Chloe x Halle, sisters and R&B...
7 Rings-Inspired Galentine’s Gifts
by: Sarah Kimball Gray Stephenson Galentine's Day is coming up and we are all blasting Ariana Grande's sisterhood anthem, 7 Rings. God IS a woman, and if she is telling us to treat ourselves and our girls to the finer things in life, who are we to say no?...
