Paramount recently settled a lawsuit with President Donald Trump over a 2024 “60 Minutes” interview with Kamala Harris. Trump claimed that the interview was edited in a way to portray him negatively and he sued for defamation. Paramount Global, the parent company to CBS in which the interview aired, said in a statement that they […]
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Streaming the Game: How Sports Leagues Are Monetizing Fandom Fatigue
In an era where loyalty is currency, sports leagues are cashing in on something unexpected: fandom fatigue. The modern sports fan is overwhelmed. Between streaming subscriptions, fantasy leagues, betting apps and social media content, following a team has become a full-time job. What was once a seasonal ritual has morphed into a year-round marketing machine. […]
The Greatness of Roberta Flack
The legendary musician & keyboardist passed away on January 24th, 2025. She was only 88 years old. Although her death is tragic, she has left behind a massive impact in the music community. An impact that has stood the test of time. She was the first artist to win the Grammy Award for Record of […]
Subnautica 2 Leadership Team Let Go By Krafton: What Does This Mean for the Game?
“Subnautica,” is one of the most popular indie survival horror games ever made and with the announcement for a sequel and its trailer dropping last year, many fans have been waiting with baited breath for early access to become available to the public. However, with Krafton acquiring Unknown Worlds Entertainment on Oct 29, 2021, fans […]
Health Is Not a Hashtag: The Commodification of Wellness on Social Media
In the age of Instagrammable smoothies and TikTok therapy hacks, wellness has become less about health and more about branding. What was once a personal journey toward balance and self-care has been repackaged into a marketable aesthetic — one that thrives on curated feeds, affiliate links and aspirational lifestyles. Social media platforms have transformed wellness […]
Can Mike Brown Redefine Knicks Culture Without Losing Its Soul?
The New York Knicks have long been known for their grit. From the bruising battles of the ’90s to Tom Thibodeau’s current regime, defense has been the franchise’s lifeblood. But as whispers grow louder about Mike Brown potentially taking the reins, a question looms: Can the Knicks evolve without erasing their identity? Brown, the reigning […]
Top Desserts to Have on the 4th of July
There is no denying that a 4th of July party must go all out when it comes to the food. It’s a day filled with hamburgers, hot dogs, BBQ, and every other dish that reveals your American spirit! However, much like any meal, the most anticipated time is when the desserts come out. There are […]
Why We Can Smell When “Love Island USA” Is Faking It – And Why We Care
It’s a “Love Island USA” summer. Everybody and their moms (literally) are tuning in almost everyday to watch America’s new sweethearts find their next match. Except, this year it seems a little different. What used to be a show about America’s young, hot singles finding their next true love has become all about, well, clout. […]
F-Bombs and Middle Fingers: The Rise of Unprofessionalism in Politics
Politics look nothing like it used to. President Donald Trump, in an interview talking about the breached ceasefire between Israel and Iran, dropped an f-bomb on live television. On the same day, Vice President, J.D. Vance, raised his middle finger during a speech at a Republican Party dinner in Ohio. These are not isolated incidents. […]
Best Films to Watch for Independence Day
It’s that time of year again when our country comes together to celebrate our independence through fireworks and good food. Of course, there are many ways to spend our time during the 4th of July, including turning off the lights and watching some movies. There are several films to choose from that are suitable for […]
Why France Will Remain a Force in Fashion
C’est pour toi. Yes. This is dedicated to all the fashion lovers. Enthusiasts of Dior, Chanel, Givenchy, Louis Vuitton and Yves Saint Laurent should understand their brand’s origins. Heck, it’s expensive for me to wear, but I can’t deny the impact France has had on the fashion world. Paris Fashion Week reminded me of its […]
Sylvia Plath’s Enduring Relevance of Mental Illness in Art
Sylvia Plath once wrote, “I felt very still and empty, the way the eye of a tornado must feel, moving dully along in the middle of the surrounding hullabaloo” – and anyone who has experienced depression understood. Plath’s work, specifically the “The Bell Jar,” shows mental illness in a raw and deeply honest way, so […]
