New York City Democratic mayoral candidate Brad Lander was released after being arrested by federal agents at immigration court Tuesday after linking arms with the person authorities were trying to detain, AP News reported. Lander’s arrest occurred at a federal building in Manhattan, yet another confrontation between a U.S. agent and a Democratic politician objecting […]
Month: June 2025
An Appearance on FOX 5 & Why “Winners Lose More Than Losers Lose”
This past Sunday, I had the honor of joining Tina Cervasio on FOX 5 NY’s Sports Xtra to share my journey in the world of sports media. We talked about how I got started at just 11 years old as a batboy in professional baseball, and how that early start ultimately led to the creation of my Billy the […]
Caramel Column’s Alter Ego: An Exploration of Identity
Caramel Column Inc. is a Japanese indie game development company led by Maki Ono and is well known for some of its indie titles such as “Insectarium Alternative March,” a game about investigating strange creatures called Urbanites and “Aznana,” a game about a boy and a disconnected head named Aznana attempting to leave the town […]
Why We’re Obsessed With Biopics Right Now
Biopics, films that dramatize the lives of real people, have become a cultural obsession. From stories about politicians to musicians, these movies are dominating the screen. Popularity around recent examples, like “A Complete Unknown” or “Oppenheimer” have shown just how much audiences love these films. Whether its tragedy, success or transformations people just can’t keep […]
Does Nathan Fielder Go Too Far with His Shows?
For many showrunners, not only is it imperative for them to provide a show that is entertaining, but they also must ensure that all ethical and legal requirements are met for the show to air. Nathan Fielder does everything correctly in a legal sense, but the situations and events that occur on his shows are […]
Reward for Escaped ICE Detainee Doubled
Last week, two detainees escaped from an immigration detention center in Newark, New Jersey for possible deportation. One of the escapees, Franklin Norberto Bautista Reyes, has been apprehended, while the other escapee, Andres Felipe Pineda Mogollon, is yet to be seized. The initial reward for their capture was raised to $25,000. This follows two more […]
We Need To Support Black Artists In Other Music Genres
Black artists have dominated the American music industry and pop culture for decades in specific genres. However, each time an artist tries to branch out into other genres they hardly get the support they deserve. Historically, black artists have been among the founding players in many of the music genres developed in the early 20th […]
Why Going Out Clothes Are Becoming More Covered Up
A night out used to mean crop tops, mini skirts and everything sheer. Showing more skin was the uniform for a fun night out to the club or a dinner date with the girls. But lately, a shift in outfits has been happening on the dance floors. Going out clothes are starting to look more […]
Should The Yankees Go All-In or Play It Safe?
As the 2025 Major League Baseball (MLB) trade deadline approaches, the New York Yankees face pivotal decisions that could shape their season. While they remain contenders in the American League East, weaknesses in their bullpen, starting rotation, and infield raise concerns. This article explores whether the Yankees should pursue a blockbuster trade or adopt a […]
New York Needs to Push for More Environmental Health
Over the years, New York has passed many bills regarding the city’s health. These laws often help regulate gas emissions, air pollution, and other air-borne issues. While these efforts are a step in the right direction, they should also focus on the many different problems that the city faces when it comes to providing a […]
Why People Need to Start Reading Again
When was the last time you picked up a book? Based on a national trend, probably too long ago to remember. According to a 2022 survey conducted by the National Endowment for the Arts, less than half of Americans reported reading at least one book a year. This makes sense, considering that many of my […]
The Easy Appeal of Horror Films
The horror genre has been a staple of the film industry for decades, from feature-length films to ten-minute shorts online. Regardless of the movie’s quality, it will always fill theatre seats with people brave enough to see it. How is this possible? What do people get from being scared? Funnily enough, many researchers have asked […]
