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KorDale Jackson-Powell

Bio: KorDale Jackson-Powell is a current student at Prince George’s Community College pursuing an AA in Public Relations and Journalism. Alongside his passion for writing, his interests include videogames, music, and filmed entertainment. KorDale is eager to join the NYC Tastemakers team and to have opportunities to share his writing on a large platform to others.
Politics

Trump Ad Controversy and How He Ignores Rules As President

On Wednesday, a television ad that was promoting President Donald Trump began airing on cable.  The issue with this was that it was labeled as stating that the advertisement promoting Trump was paid for by the U.S. government.  To explain further why this is an issue, there is a federal ...

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Sports

LA Clippers franchise left in ruins following Investigation

I’ve been a basketball fan for basically my entire life.  I watch at least 85% of the games each season, and with the amount that I’ve studied this sport, you would probably believe I play it actively.  And with that being said, I can honestly say I’ve never seen an ...

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Latest News

NYC Marathon Route Changes For The First Time in 15 Years

The New York City Marathon is among the city’s largest events. New York Road Runners is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the five-borough course this year. It debuted on Oct. 24, 1976.  This year’s race is set for Sunday, Nov. 1, kicking off on Staten Island at 8 a.m.  The ...

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Sports

Team USA Defeated France 97-79 To Win Gold

The 2026 Women’s FIBA World Cup in Berlin, Germany, started on September 4th and finished this past Monday on September 13th.  This was the 20th edition of the FIBA Women’s World Cup, and sixteen nations took part in the tournament this year.  Including Germany, the United States, France, Australia, China, ...

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Politics

Trump and Kennedy Center of Performing Arts Conflict

Recently, President Donald Trump has made headlines once again, somehow; this time? Wanting to tear down the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.  His reason? Because the courts rejected him from placing his name on the building.   President Trump was in an attempt to add his name to ...

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Fashion

Best Autumn Fashion Trends and Apparel to Get for The Season

With the Autumn season right around the corner, fashion and dressing apart for the season is very important.  And with the drastic weather difference between summer and autumn, making sure to have in-style clothes is a major aspect to prepare; so here’s a list of some clothing and fashion apparel ...

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Latest News

NYC Public School Students Qualify for $1000 of Free College Savings: What to Know

With the start of the school year in NYC, a new program is in place to help students and future generations of college-bound individuals.  Caregivers of New York City elementary public school students looking ahead for their children’s future can invest in their children’s futures right now, but this time ...

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TV

A Look At The 78th Primetime Emmy Awards

On September 14th, the 78th Primetime Emmy Award show was held and broadcast.  There were many actors, actresses, writers, and producers honored, with several winners across the board. Here’s a look at them:   For Lead Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie, Sally Field won for Remarkably Bright ...

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Politics

The House Has Voted for a Third Time to End The Iran War

On Tuesday, for a third time, the House voted 220-204 to end the war in Iran, approving a war powers resolution that would halt President Donald Trump’s ability to continue military action without congressional approval.  A few more Republicans joined Democrats’ voting effort to bring an end to the conflict. ...

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Theater

The Negative Stigma Around Being A “Theatre Kid”

Nowadays high school isn’t as black and white as you would have seen in movies a few decades ago.  In most high schools nowadays, the “nerdy” kids aren’t being shoved into lockers and the “jocks” aren’t all douchebags.  But from this era of overdramatized high school cliches, there is one ...

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Sports

Western Michigan Robbed: How Referees Affect Sports

On September 5, 2026, in the first week of the College Football season, the Michigan Wolverines and the Western Michigan Broncos faced off.  It was a low-scoring game, with the Wolverines winning 13-12.  But there’s a big catch that came alongside this win for the Wolverines, as the game had ...

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Movies

Even with Higher Prices, Movie Theaters Are Still Dying

Movie theater prices seem to be going up every passing year, with ticket prices and menu prices constantly rising.  But these prices go up because the biggest rival to theaters is streaming services.  Streaming services, over the last decade, especially since COVID-19, have been skyrocketing in usage and adaptability. Although ...

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