Holiday traditions vary across the United States, from culture to even different events specific to certain cities. New York City is no stranger to seasonal events for visitors and locals to enjoy, but nothing is more attention-grabbing than its holiday train rides. The New York Transit Museum and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) collaborate annually […]
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Rob Reiner’s Son Charged with Two Counts of 1st Degree Murder
On December 14th, Rob Reiner and Michele Reiner were found dead in their Los Angeles home with multiple stab wounds. They were discovered by their youngest child, Romy, who reported the murders to the police. Nick Reiner, the son of Rob Reiner and his wife, Michele Reiner, was arrested that same day. He, not resisting […]
Cooking Classes Need To Be A Requirement In Schools
For as obsessed Americans are with food, cooking is a skill that only a dedicated portion of the population actively learn. That isn’t to say that interest in the field waned; cooking shows have done wonders to increase interest in trying new recipes. Even social media has sparked an interest in cooking among younger generations, […]
Music Artists Should Follow The Example Of SZA And Sabrina Carpenter Against The Trump Administration
The Trump Administration is no stranger to drawing ire from celebrities from the American entertainment industry, but its recent posts on X/Twitter have drawn a firestorm. The social media page for the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) had drawn eyes due to using music from popular music artists in their promotional videos. These […]
Is the Era of Marvel Movies Dead?
The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has a special place in my heart ever since I was a child. One of the first movies I ever watched as a child was a Marvel movie. The first Iron Man movie was a comfort film for me, having watched it dozens of times over the years. As a […]
Are TV Shows Too Long and Bloated in The Streaming Era?
Watching television has been one of America’s favorite pastimes for decades, and with hundreds of millions of people constantly watching, TV show producers are often left to deal with an insatiable demand for new shows to watch. Over the decades, a catalog of thousands of shows has been created and is widely available to anyone […]
Should Referees Be Held Publicly Accountable for Bad Calls?
Referees are the necessary judges of sports to keep all participants in a game playing by the rules. The majority of the time, referees are a beneficial influence on the integrity of professional games, which is more important than ever, given the legalization and increasing popularity of sports betting across the United States. However, what […]
Is Streaming Pushing Fans Away from the Stadiums?
There is something special about going to a stadium to watch one of your favorite sports teams compete before your very eyes. The sound of thousands of other people roaring with cheers, the smell of concession stand food in the air, it all brings an unforgettable experience that is hard to replicate. However, has convenience […]
Our President Expresses No Respect for The Dead
Respecting the dead is a moral found in many cultures across the world. In America, it is a crime to desecrate the graves of the dead. However, in a recent Truth Social Post, President Donald Trump saw fit to give an unsubstantiated statement, claiming that the death of Rob Reiner was because he was outspoken […]
Michael Jordan, A Legend of Many Sports
Michael Jordan is one of the most accomplished athletes in the history of the United States. He has earned dozens of awards and has become a champion in the NBA more times than most people can keep track of. Without a doubt, Michael Jordan has earned the right to be called a living legend in […]
Decorum Among Politicians Needs to Return
Decorum, also known as etiquette, is the idea of controlling your behavior to express propriety, decency, and respect to those around you. In the past, politicians and other high-ranking members of society were always expected to maintain a high level of decorum befitting their status when interacting with others. However, in recent years, it feels […]
Governor Kathy Hochul Signs Law to Modernize Liquor Sales
In a recent decision, New York State Governor Kathy Hochul signed a new law that will change how small businesses procure their liquor. The law was signed today, December 12th, and will take effect 90 days later, on March 12th, 2026. According to Marianne Buttenschon, who is an assemblywoman who co-sponsored the legislation: “Previously, when […]
