Back in 2023, Aron D’Souza publicly shared his idea of having an “enhanced” version of the Olympics, allowing participants to compete with full access to performance-enhancing drugs. The “Enhanced Games” generated a lot of buzz back then, and they continue to do so now. It appears that the first-ever competition will take place next year […]
Month: July 2025
Previously On…: The Lost Art of Episodic Television
In the golden age of television, a single episode could stand on its own — a self-contained story with a beginning, middle and end. From “The Twilight Zone” to “Law & Order,” episodic television once thrived on the power of the hour. But in today’s streaming-dominated landscape, the episodic format has largely been eclipsed by […]
Why Boneless Chicken Is Better Than Regular Chicken
Chicken is a widely prolific food that many within the United States often tend to enjoy. With the sheer variety and its wide appeal, people may prefer one kind over the other. However, to me at least, it’s clear what kind of chicken is best and that is boneless. First is the most obvious reason, […]
Can Coffee Lower Type 2 Diabetes?
To echo the late Rick James—Caffeine is one helluva drug. That’s why everyone goes to brands like Dunkin Donuts and Starbucks. Ain’t nothing like that morning coffee run to boost your energy. Now there have been criticisms over the years about Coffee. How bitter it tastes. The ethical concerns of coffee beverage production. And of […]
Influencers Are Ruining Fashion
Influencers have risen to celebrity status, appearing everywhere from Super Bowl commercials to front covers of Vogue. They influence so much of the entertainment and fashion worlds with everyone wanting to know what they’re doing and what they’re wearing. And brands? They’ve taken notice. Clothing brands know that if they get the hot, new influencer […]
Jurassic World Rebirth Is Exceeding Box Office Predictions
The newest installment in the “Jurassic Park,” franchise, “Jurassic World Rebirth,” arrived in theaters on July 2, 2025, last Wednesday. Its box office was initially projected to be $260 million, yet it easily cleared this calculation with an impressive $380 million. According to AP News, “The Universal Pictures release, directed by Gareth Edwards, opened on […]
What is the “Stop Killing Games” Initiative?
Over a few weeks, there has been a lot of discussion over the consumer movement known as “Stop Killing Games”. Ross Scott, the founder of the initiative, has already gone through many hurdles with this movement, and there are plenty more to overcome in the future. However, the main problem this movement faces is misinformation, […]
Trump Paramount Settlement Raises Free Speech and Merger Concerns
Paramount recently settled a lawsuit with President Donald Trump over a 2024 “60 Minutes” interview with Kamala Harris. Trump claimed that the interview was edited in a way to portray him negatively and he sued for defamation. Paramount Global, the parent company to CBS in which the interview aired, said in a statement that they […]
Texas Flood Kills Many People
Today, the country grieves over the many deaths found in the major floods that have broken out in central Texas. According to the BBC, at least 80 people have been killed so far, and rescue efforts are still underway to bring at-risk survivors out of harm’s way. Reports say that most incidents occurred in Kerr […]
Streaming the Game: How Sports Leagues Are Monetizing Fandom Fatigue
In an era where loyalty is currency, sports leagues are cashing in on something unexpected: fandom fatigue. The modern sports fan is overwhelmed. Between streaming subscriptions, fantasy leagues, betting apps and social media content, following a team has become a full-time job. What was once a seasonal ritual has morphed into a year-round marketing machine. […]
The Greatness of Roberta Flack
The legendary musician & keyboardist passed away on January 24th, 2025. She was only 88 years old. Although her death is tragic, she has left behind a massive impact in the music community. An impact that has stood the test of time. She was the first artist to win the Grammy Award for Record of […]
Always Be My Baby
Small hands in mineGrow too quickly.Little lips, now big smiles,and many memories. Little curlsTo shoulder-length hair—I wasn’t preparedFor the time slipping by, doesn’t seem fair. My little love,My ray of light,Taught me purposeGave me the strength to fight All that would come our way,Us against the world!A small but mighty family,Fueled by the love of […]
