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I love lip glosses almost as much as I love lipsticks; I love them for their affordability, convenience, and simplicity. If I were to list all the lip glosses I love, this article would be a book. Therefore, I chose to list only two of my all-time favorites. A lot...
The number of Hispanics living in the US topped 59 million in 2020. Mexico was the homeland of around 61.5% of them. Cuba and Puerto Rico, both in the Caribbean, followed closely after, with 3.93% and 9.6% of the population, respectively. Particularly in the field of music, this change in...
Beyoncé’s recent dive into the country music genre has been nothing short of a surprise, as she has established herself as a pop and R&B icon for the majority of her music career. With several tracks for album “Cowboy Carter” making waves online and on social media platforms, her latest...
One of the most successful authors of all time, Stephen King, is happy that his horror novel Rage has been pulled from shelves and will never be printed again. Rage was published by King under the pseudonym of Richard Bachman. Originally titled Getting It On, the psychological thriller was published...
Ben Bolch, a Los Angeles Times staff writer, called the UCLA Bruins “America’s sweethearts” and the LSU Tigers “basketball villains” just before the two teams competed against each other in the 2024 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament. The article was deemed offensive, and certain phrases were retracted for not meeting editorial standards, but...
Republican Representative Tim Walberg suggested that bombs should be dropped on Gaza “like Nagasaki and Hiroshima” to “get it over quick. Walberg (R-MI) spoke with constituents in a town hall on March 25th when he made the WWII-era reference about U.S. atomic strikes against Japan — he also called to end U.S....
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