I love thriller movies and thriller TV shows, and books are no different. I get so into thriller books that sometimes I finish them in one day because I want to know who the killer is or the twist at the end. I think the thrill of reading them is not knowing who the bad […]
Tag: Op-ed
Studio Ghibli Proves That Not Every Movie Needs a Villain
Everyone knows that most movies, especially Disney movies, usually have a villain that tries to ruin the plans of the protagonist. We have Scar, Maleficent, and the cats from lady in the Tramp. But when it comes to Studio Ghibli’s films, there is usually not a villain, and it’s just so wholesome that it makes […]
North Carolina HB 1232 – Ruining Lives
Since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, states have gained more authority to regulate abortion. In North Carolina, lawmakers introduced HB 1232. This policy means to recognize life as beginning at fertilization and give unborn children constitutional protections. Supporters believe the bill is necessary to defend the rights of the unborn and ensure […]
Movies Under the Stars
Get ready to pack your picnic chairs and watch a flick in the great outdoors. The Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment and NYC Parks bring you more than 150 film screenings to parks throughout the five boroughs. Enjoy great family entertainment, watching new movies to classics. On Monday, June 29th, at Basketball Courts in […]
How Clothing Reflects People’s Personality
Clothing is an important part of everyday life, but it also does more than just cover and protect the body. It can reflect a person’s personality and give other people clues about who they truly are as a person before they even speak. The way someone dresses often shows their preferences, moods, and characteristic traits. […]
The Freedom of Leaving the House Bare-Faced
Have you ever seen those shows where the husband is very adamant about their wife not leaving the house unless they have makeup on? The woman will get ready to leave just to go to the grocery store or even just to the bank, and their husband sees them right before she exits the house, […]
Why Books Are Better Than Movie Adaptations
I believe books are almost always better than movie adaptations. Even though movies can be exciting and bring stories to life, they often leave out important parts of the original story. Books like Harry Potter, The Hunger Games, and Percy Jackson prove that reading the book gives you a much better experience than just watching […]
Why the Anime Erased Proves Time Travel Works Best When It’s Emotional
When you think of time travel in any TV show, anime, or even movies, you know something is going to go wrong and ruin it, and they will have to go back again and fix it. But the anime Erased did it differently. This series is about a young Japanese man named Satoru Fujinuma, who […]
Why Are Women’s Sports Less Popularized Compared to Men’s?
Imagine if your favorite sport was rarely shown on TV or received very little advertising. You would probably be less likely to watch it or even know when games were happening, as people like you and me stay updated through technology and the news. This is the reality for many women’s sports today. Although female […]
NYC Pride March
NYC’s Pride March began as an annual demonstration honoring the 1969 Stonewall Riots and has evolved into a powerful global symbol of LGBTQIA+ resilience, unity, and activism. Before the march and fest begin, you can attend the brunch on June 20th at 11:00 AM at Stella 34 Trattoria, which is located on the 6th floor […]
Can AI Take Over the Future of Politics?
Artificial Intelligence is changing the way people live, work, and communicate globally through its advancements. As AI becomes more advanced and adaptable, many wonder whether it could eventually play a major role in politics. It can analyze large amounts of information quickly, and some believe it could help governments make better decisions. But is this […]
Why Cozy Games Deserve More Respect
Anytime I mention to someone that I am a gamer I always get asked basically the same questions, “What do you play?” “What types of games do you like?”, or “Do you play Call of Duty, Fortnite, or something else competitive?” But once I say that I play cozy games it’s like they shut down […]
