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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.
Top 5

Top 5 Books for September 2026

1.) Project Hail Mary(2021) by Andy Weir Published on May 4th, 2021, Project Hail Mary is about a lone astronaut who wakes up with amnesia on a spaceship deep in space and now must solve a space mystery to save Earth and return home.  The story follows Dr. Ryland Grace ...

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Health and Wellness

Ways to Combat Stress While Being A Responsible Person

The average person has a lot going on and a lot more going on in their mind.  Stress is something almost everyone is suffering from.  It’s a natural occurrence that requires a lot of effort to combat day-to-day.  So here are different ways to combat stress in your life in ...

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Music

The Importance of Marginalized Groups in Music Genres

Although music is an art form that is completely open to anyone and all to enjoy dissecting and listening to, there is always a lingering aspect that never goes away fully.  The idea of what is expected of the music, primarily the artist creating it.  Genres for all of time ...

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Politics

Political Polarization And How It Divides People

The United States Government is built on democracy.  More precisely, it is a representative democracy in which power belongs to the people, and we, the people, choose political representatives to reflect our ideals and ideologies.  But going even further than that, the United States is a two-party political system with ...

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Science and Technology

Journalism VS AI: Will Journalism Be The First Job Replaced By Artificial Intelligence?

As generative AI tools grow in popularity with each and every usage, and continue to advance in performance every day, there is a major question looming on the horizon.  Will AI replace humans in the workforce and in the job market?  It’s a scary idea to think about; with an ...

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Sports

How Does Modern Media, News, and Pop Culture Change Sports and Athletes?

The power of technology is being showcased everyday. But as we all know, it wasn’t always like this; not everyone could have a voice or opinion and connection through screens. One of the fields where this change in the world is seen the most is in the sports world. Sports ...

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Latest News

New York City Pied-à-Terre Tax Rollout Extended to October 6th

Around 1,200 property owners who were initially labeled for New York City’s new pied-à-terre tax are not subject to the surcharge, the Mamdani administration said in new court filings defending the rollout of the tax after many New York City citizens were frustrated with and against the tax, drawing criticism ...

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Theater

Theatre Is A Beautiful Art Form: So Here Are Five Theatre Performances You Should Watch

Theatre in the West is one of the most unprotected art forms.  I was lucky enough to grow up in a household where an art form like theatre was shown to me at a young age and was properly embraced and appreciated.  Although not an expert by any means, here ...

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TV

A Review of Episode 1 of DC Comics Lanterns and What This Pilot Episode Could Mean for The DCU

I watched HBO Max’s and DC’s Lantern TV show episode 1 on its release on August 16, 2026, and even before I fully get into the review of the episode, I have to say this might be the best pilot episode for any comic book-related television product of all-time.  The ...

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Politics

The War In Iran and President Trump’s Continuously Dropping Approval Ratings

The War between Iran and the United States of America is a battle that stretches far past what has transpired recently.  This is a war built on decades’ worth of political issues between the US and Iran.  From historical disputes, nuclear programs, militant group support, political mistrust, political uprooting, and ...

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Video Games

Sony Ends Production for Physical Games. What Does This Mean for The Future of Gaming?

Sony Interactive Entertainment announced the company would be officially discontinuing physical disc game production for platform game titles beginning in January of 2028.  This announcement is another part of Sony’s push for an all-digital game market through their own PlayStation Store and digital codes.  This decision to cut out an ...

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Sports

The Future of Women’s Basketball Has Arrived: And Her Name is Olivia Miles

Since the 2024 WNBA the Minnesota Lynx have been the first seed in the Western Conference.  Yet even with this clear regular-season success, the Lynx have been led by their MVP frontrunner and 2024 Defensive Player of the Year, Napheesa Collier; they haven’t been able to get over the last ...

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