A red sign has been placed on a genre that should have remained untouched–and not a giant neon one to keep us dancing all night long, an eviction notice instead. Years ago, we could walk into any house party and expect only the top, classic playlist of our dreams. No matter the people around us, […]
Month: March 2026
King James” Showcases Friendship Formed Through Basketball
Who knew that an entire theater show could center around Lebron James of all people? It’s not that I hate Lebron James or anything, it’s just not super common to watch musicals that feature a plot centering around sports, but it looks like sports will be crossing over into the industry as King James looks […]
National Chip and Dip Day
Fun Fact: National Chip and Dip Day is Monday, 23, 2026. So … Today! Weird, right? Anyway, to celebrate National Chip and Dip Day, I thought it would be fun to look at and share the best chip and dip combo I like to eat that perhaps you yourself could incorporate for your next party […]
Feeling Euphoric Again
Ashtray killed, Fezco shot. Rue (hopefully) sober, ended relationship with Jules. Cassie’s memorable outburst and Maddy chasing her, a silent moment in the bathroom. Nate gives his father to the police, still with Cassie. Four years ago, in winter of 2022, we saw all of these moments from HBO’s Euphoria. Now, in just a few […]
The 36th Anniversary of “Pretty Woman”
“Pretty woman—walking down the street” is today’s theme as we celebrate 36 years since the initial release of the classic romantic comedy Pretty Woman. Starring Julia Roberts as Vivian Ward, the movie follows the lives of characters Vivian and Edward who initially met through a hotel drive. The pair make love before developing a connection […]
America’s Airport Chaos
At any point, air travel and the airport can be a stressful scene. Finding a place to park, ensuring we get to the airport two hours before our flight takes off, making sure we pick the perfect coffee and snack to keep us company on a long flight, and ICE agents? And a shortage of […]
Thrifting Is Not What It Used To Be
In the past, the act of thrifting used to be a cost effective way to purchase slightly used donated items that still can be used and repurposed. Instead of throwing such items away, thrifting was a way to discover items that could then be utilized and reused for other people when another person no longer […]
Controversial Chappell Roan?
If you are on any social media such as TikTok or Instagram, then it is more than likely you have heard of Chappell Roan, or at the very least, have heard her music. Responsible for hits such as “HOT TO GO”, “Good Luck, Babe”, and my personal favorite “Pink Pony Club”, Roan’s music is undeniably popular […]
New York University Professors on Strike
On Monday, March 23, at about 11 A.M., about 1,000 professors at New York University officially went on strike. They began picketing outside the John A. Paulson Building at NYU. The strikes are due to failed negotiations between the faculty’s union, Contract Faculty United, and NYU administrators. Initially, the deadline for an offer from the […]
Are Cinderellas Dying? A Recap of March Madness’s Opening Rounds
Sunday marked the conclusion of the opening rounds of the NCAA Tournament. While the Cinderella teams generally make the tournament interesting, it looks like the underdogs took an early tumble this season as the lowest seed remaining is the 11-seeded Texas Longhorns. The field looks extremely competitive this season as many of the teams projected […]
The Oscars: My Thoughts
The evening of March 15, 2026, saw the 98th Academy Awards for the Oscars! And I know I am a little late to the party when I say this but… Wow. History was made that night. With “Sinners”, “KPop Demon Hunters”, and “One Battle After Another” 2026 has seen many films that are more than […]
Does March Madness Take Away From Women’s History Month?
March is National Women’s History Month! Celebrating the efforts of the women of yesterday, and embracing the efforts for the women of today, March is a time for everyone to recognize the special women in their lives who have made a difference. Whether your sister, mother, or grandmother, Women’s History Month serves to recognize and […]
