Athlete of the Month for February 2026 Photo Credit by vverve Instagram Bio Highlights Bio Lionel “Leo” Messi is a professional soccer (football) player from Argentina. He plays as a forward and is captain of both the Major League Soccer club Inter Miami and the Argentina National Team. He has scored and assisted in over […]
Month: February 2026
Mia Lailani
Underground Artist of the Month for February 2026 Facebook X-twitter Instagram Youtube Spotify Mouse-pointer Bio June Blues Bio Mia Lailani is a rising Puerto Rican singer-songwriter. Born in the Bronx, New York City, Lailani had an interest in music at a very young age, and it was fostered thanks to her musically inclined family. Lailani […]
Alex Warren
“New” Artist of the Month for February 2026 Photo Credit by Image Press Agency Facebook X-twitter Instagram Youtube Soundcloud Tiktok Spotify Mouse-pointer Bio Eternity Bio Alexander Warren Hughes, aka Alex Warren, is a popular American singer-songwriter and YouTuber. Born in Carlsbad, California, Warren began uploading videos on YouTube at 10 years old, primarily based on […]
Kehlani
Artist of the Month for February 2026 Photo Credit by Moffly Facebook X-twitter Instagram Youtube Spotify Mouse-pointer Bio Out The Window Bio Kehlani Ashley Parrish, better known as Kehlani, is an American singer-songwriter and dancer. Born in Oakland, California, Kehlani showed talent in the arts at an early age despite a difficult homelife. They showed […]
Manuel Turizo
Reggaeton Artist of the Month for February 2026 Photo Credit by thenews2.com Facebook X-twitter Instagram Youtube Spotify Tiktok Mouse-pointer Bio Playlist Bio Manuel Turizo Zapata is a popular Colombian singer-songwriter. Born in Montería, Colombia, Turizo had an interest in music from an early age, first starting with guitar but soon transitioning to primarily developing his […]
Amy Winehouse
Flashback Artist of the Month for February 2026 Photo Credit by Junot Bio back to black Bio Amy Jade Winehouse was a globally renowned British singer-songwrite and musician. Born in Enfield, London, Winehouse was involved in the arts and music at a young age and was enrolled in the Susi Earnshaw Theatre School, where she […]
Why Broke College Students Stay Broke
Believe it or not, college students have it pretty hard. Yeah, yeah—they may not be drowning with bills and debt like their parents are, but they get the early experience in adulthood where saving money feels almost impossible. College students typically have a lot of responsibilities to juggle outside of just the classroom, having bills […]
What LGBTQ+ Musicals are Saying About Representation and Inclusion in Media
Everyday our world takes one more step forward to becoming a more diverse and accepting society. The depiction of queer stories in media was once very negative, often featuring homosexual characters in TV and film as the “butt of the joke”. It was rare that genuine struggles of homosexual and queer lifestyles received accurate representation, […]
Rest in Peace, That One Random Show
Remember that one show? From two decades ago? It lasted one season, and then…fell off the face of the Earth. This is not uncommon in Hollywood. New shows are produced constantly, and we are fed advertising and promotion for them just to see them for only a few short weeks. Networks cancel shows left and […]
What’s Next for the Patriots?
I apologize in advance for all the New Englanders, but it has been two days since the Patriots faced a devastating loss in the Super Bowl. Despite a record-breaking season, and honorable performances from many players across each game, the Patriots could not take home the Lombardi trophy this year. However, when it comes to […]
Recent Trump Posts Signalize New Wave of Racism
Donald Trump’s second term as The U.S. President has been quite memorable to say the least—and for all of the wrong reasons. Trump has, for years, encouraged the deportation of immigrants from the United States. While he claims that these persistent efforts to remove individuals who are not legal U.S. citizens are to protect the […]
Two Hospital Systems Set Tentative Deal to End Strike
After four weeks, a tentative deal has been made to end the nurses strike for Mount Sinai Medical Center in Manhattan and Montefiore Hospital in the Bronx. The agreement was made late Sunday night following into early Monday morning. This deal will affect 10,500 nurses between these hospital systems and will allow for them to […]
