It’s not a fact that March Madness has had eyes glued to the screen and last night was an example of this. Cue the Colorado State Rams and the Maryland Terps: a grueling 2nd Round battle of epic proportions. Despite their 1st Rounds wins, both teams had a lot to prove; The No. 12 seeded […]
Tag: Op-ed
The Potential Banning of Synthetic Dyes in Food
The days of seeing rainbow-hued cereal and coffee could be coming to an end. Two weeks ago, U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wants to end a longstanding rule allowing food companies to use new additives, including artificial dyes, that have not undergone FDA safety review. He wants all artificial dye […]
James Bond and Amazon: A Match Made In Heaven
Since the release of “No Time To Die”(2021), it has been up in the air which direction the franchise would take after Daniel Craig’s last outing as the fearless Agent 007. Some thought the franchise would end and lay dormant for years. Others believed that another company would attempt to continue it into new IPs. […]
Draymond Green Is Everything Wrong with Modern NBA
Draymond Green is many things: a 4-time champion, an Olympian, a defensive juggernaut, and a successful podcaster. The latter is a questioning statement of itself, considering he’s known for his crazy hot takes. Especially when he called Memphis Grizzlies coach, Taylor Jenkins, “ a softie” for being emotional over a foul call. Ironic due to […]
Theater Ticket Prices are Causing its Slow Demise
Unsurprisingly, theater has taken a downturn within the United States in the past few years. While the COVID-19 pandemic certainly was a significant cause of the drop in audience attendance, theaters have since struggled to bring back their numbers to pre-pandemic numbers. One consistent reason for this can be linked back to ticket pricing. According […]
Ben and Jerry’s CEO Gets Fired: Was it The Right Choice?
Ice cream is a sweet treat beloved by all, but the controversy around Ben and Jerry’s has been anything but sweet. Unilever, the British parent company of the ice cream chain, fired CEO David Stever of Ben and Jerry’s. This caused an uproar from the company and resulted in the board suing Unilever, accusing them […]
Marty Callner Passes Away: He Will be Missed
The music industry just took an unexpected hit of bad news when Music Video Director Marty Callner passed away at the age of 78. His loss this week has led to the urge to reflect on all his work and properly understand how important his role was to so many artists and fans. Marty began […]
The Political Influence of Streamers
The idea of people watching someone play a video game for hours or listening to their responses to chat is not an appealing use of time when you say it out loud. Yet, it is a facet of entertainment that has captivated a large audience. Many streamers gain an audience through their personalities and fun […]
Hunger Games Is Still Alive?
The 2010s nostalgia craze might be coming back earlier than expected. “Sunrise On the Reaping,” a new installment in “The Hunger Games” series, was released on Tuesday, March 18, adding yet another prequel to the franchise’s expanding universe. Author Suzanne Collins’s fifth book in the franchise, “Sunrise On The Reaping,” appears to have that classic […]
Could the Next Xbox Console Mean The End Of AAA Games
Triple-A video games have held an unsurprising hold on the video game community for decades. They are kind of like the blockbuster movies of the gaming industry, high-budget games produced and distributed by well-known publishers and studios. Despite their price, these games have promised consumers a higher quality experience, which has only risen as the […]
Jonathan Anderson steps down from Loewe
In an era of change and transition, a piece of history can still be felt, which is why it hurts to find out that Jonathan Anderson has stepped down as the creative director of Loewe. Loewe is a Spanish luxury fashion brand which Anderson is leaving after being the director for 11 years. Posting on […]
UNC defeats San Diego
The UNC Tar Heels defeated the San Diego State Aztecs in a 95-68 win. Considering that both teams were No.11 seeds in their conference, one of them would be unlucky that night. A blowout, the Tar Heels had their best offensive game of the season. It is a statement game based on the controversy of […]
