During an exciting Grammy Awards acceptance speech last week, Taylor Swift announced her new album, “The Tortured Poets Department,” and it’s been the word on everyone’s cherry lips. So, here’s what we know about it so far. This is going to be Taylor’s eleventh studio album, set to release on Apr. 19, 2024. The album […]
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Up and Coming R&B Artist: Kenya Vaun
Every so often there is an artist introduced to the music industry that breaks boundaries and gives listeners something unique. In an industry that’s constantly changing and highly competitive, it can take time for artists to break through. The up-and-coming R&B artist, Kenya Vaun, has broken through the industry with her rare authenticity and a […]
“Freshly Independent” Paramore Named 2024 Record Store Day Ambassadors
Amid rumors that the band Paramore was to break up following their sixth studio album “This Is Why”—which coincidentally won Best Rock Album at the 66th Annual Grammy Awards this year, the first female-fronted band to do so—the trio announced that they are now a “freshly independent Paramore.” Their first order of business? Being a […]
Best On-Screen TV Couples for Valentine’s Day Celebrations or Sorrows
It’s that time of year again when we fixate on all things love—as if February is the one and only month we fantasize about our perfect person and then proceed to buy ourselves flowers. And what do people do to drown out the love around them? Why, by watching their favorite TV and movie couples, […]
14 Valentine’s Day Movies For Those Who Don’t Like Romance Movies
Valentine’s Day can be trying, expensive, and confusing for those who may not necessarily be Fabio. If you want to give your partner a romantic day with a good movie without drowning in the sappiness of films like “The Notebook,” or you are on your own but still want to feel the love, here are […]
Why Good Writing is So Crucial: A “Hazbin Hotel” Review
After years of waiting, “Hazbin Hotel” finally released its first season on Amazon Prime, airing on Jan. 18 of this year. With four episodes previously released and the last four released during the month, the animated musical theatre-esque series follows Charlie Morningstar, the Princess of Hell, as she pursues her “seemingly impossible goal of rehabilitating […]
The Percy Jackson Disney+ Show
For fans of mythology and magic, who also love the idea of these elements existing today in the real world, Disney+ brings a reimagining of a story that has been read by many over the years. As of today, the full season of Disney’s new show, “Percy Jackson and the Olympians,” based on a book […]
“Happy Place” is Truly a Happy Place
“Happy Place” by Emily Henry is an adult rom-com with a second chance romance and fake dating tropes. The story follows a group of three friends, Harriet, Sabrina, and Cleo, from college, which expands to six over the years with their romantic partners. Harriet has been busy with her medical residency when she gets a […]
The Best Super Bowl Commercials (in my Opinion)
This Sunday, Feb. 11, the San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs are set to play at Super Bowl LVIII. While most people tune into the widely popular sports event for the obvious reason, others, like myself, can’t wait for the real entertainment: iconic advertisements. Companies spend billions to secure their ad spot during the […]
The Media and Award Season
Award season: that time of the year when social media is buzzing with “Who said that?” and “I can’t believe they did this!” remarks minutes, if not seconds, after events unfold throughout the night. I have loved watching these award shows for as long as I can remember. I am a part of the small […]