Making a reality show last as long as possible is no easy feat. Depending on the show, the formula will change accordingly. However, it all circles back to one thing: hooking the audience in and keeping them interested. With competition shows, the formula for success usually includes how everyone on camera interacts with each other, […]
Day: June 12, 2024
Are fashion weeks still Relevant in the Digital Age? (Op-Ed)
Even in this digital day, fashion weeks continue to exemplify the meeting point of art, commerce, and cultural criticism; they are more than simply displays for new lines. In addition to establishing the tone for future trends, these events provide opportunities for society to reflect and talk about itself. Not only do designers showcase their […]
Has Soccer gained a stronger foothold within the US? (OP-ED)
The sports industry in the United States continues to grow robustly, with staple sports like basketball, baseball, and American football maintaining mainstream popularity. However, with the recent rise of other internationally popular sports like cricket within the country, will soccer finally develop a thriving fanbase in the U.S.? The answer is yes. Soccer is currently […]
Is classic rock now obsolete? (Op-Ed)
Although it is most used in music, the term “classic” can be applied to any work of art that has maintained a consistently high level of excellence over time. Except for classic rock, every era of modern history stands apart from the classical period. From the mid-1960s until, according to some, Nirvana in the early […]
Goodbye Regents? New York high school students might not have to take this test anymore to graduate
NY is the only state that assigns its students regents’ exams. According to Spectrum Local News, the regents have been around since 1985. Ultimately, the grade is the basis for who gets a diploma and who doesn’t. Thankfully, whether sanity has finally kicked in or the state finally realized all students are different, this might […]
How the Hunter Biden trial could affect Biden’s presidential campaign (Op-Ed)
As the first child of a serving president to be convicted of felonies, Hunter Biden’s conviction on three counts represents a watershed moment in U.S. political history. Some have wondered how this landmark decision may affect President Joe Biden’s bid for reelection. Even if the trial might not change the election’s dynamics much, it might […]
