Anna Cox looks back on Daisy Jones and The Six as month after the shows release, going through the highs and lows of the show.
Continue reading Looking at Daisy Jones and the Six: What I Love and What I Hate a Month Later
More than most sports, motorsport has struggled with giving female athletes any sort of platform. Almost all series have remained co-ed theoretically, but still, seeing a woman racing or in the motorsport industry at all is rare. Continue reading The Underrepresentation of Women in Motorsport
Anna Cox gives an explanation the Barnes & Noble remodel (and why she doesn’t like it). Continue reading A New Chapter for Barnes & Noble: The Independent Bookstore Era
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By: Ruby Garff What is the most important job in the making of a movie or a TV show? Who will make or break the quality of whatever media you’re watching? Is it the actors or the director? Often when … Continue reading Aaron Sorkin and Sorkinisms: The Identity of a Screenwriter
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Travel through time and look to the present with this music retrospective honoring Black female artists in the music industry on International Women’s Day! Continue reading The Conundrum of Being a Black Female Artist: Trailblazers, Troubled History, and a Recovering Present in the Music Industry
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Parks and Recreation and The Office are two universally beloved American sitcoms from the 2000s, but one has its merits that separates it from the other. Continue reading Unpopular Opinion: Parks and Recreation is better than The Office (US)
By: Eli Duah-Mensah Alternative hip-hop. Gangsta rap. Horrorcore. Latin hip-hop. Trap music. There exist a myriad of genres in hip-hop, each with its own overt or subtle idiosyncrasies. Yet, whether comical, almost comically ghoulish, or gritty and realistic, it’s no … Continue reading The Hip-Hop Community and Homosexuality: An Open Secret
By: Eli Duah-Mensah Autumn is my favorite season, and there is no contest. The vibrantly colored leaves beating across the sunlight, as they fall and snap under your feet. The cool, windy weather juxtaposing the scorching heat of summer. With … Continue reading Halloweek: Death, Grief, and Identity in Over the Garden Wall
By: Eli Duah-Mensah Spoiler Alert: This entire article talks in detail about The Promised Neverland szn one. Thank you! It’s one of the most saccharine pictures one could paint; in what is usually depicted as a cold and morose environment, … Continue reading Don’t Let Trashy Seasons Define a Show: The Promised Neverland
This article discusses substance use, mental disorders, and suicide. If you or someone you know is struggling with a substance use disorder, visit SAMHSA’s National Helpline Website or call 1-800-662-HELP (4357.) If you or someone you know is experiencing suicidal … Continue reading The Long-Lived Maze of Substance Use Treatment
By: Eli Duah-Mensah Picture a rapper. Who is the first one who comes to mind? If you are more old school, you may think of Ice Cube, OutKast, Jay-Z, Snoop Dog, or Method Man. Or perhaps you are more of a modern person who prefers artists like Kendrick Lamar, Pusha T, J. Cole, or Big Sean. But maybe you just don’t like rap at all; maybe you are a pop-punk fan. You like the Blink-182s, the Paramores, the Green Days, The All-American Rejects. Okay, do you have your picture now? Did you think of Machine Gun Kelly? Maybe you did, … Continue reading Raise Your Hand if You Stan MGK
By: Eli Duah-Mensah I can recall one of the first times I viewed The Amazing World of Gumball. As I rushed home from the bright yellow school bus, swiping some Ritz Crackers and cheese, and sliding off my shoes, I … Continue reading Why You should Rewatch The Amazing World of Gumball
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