With rising criticism and unrest over Trump and by extension the Government’s handling of the Epstein case, especially with the suspicions over the missing minute from the video of Epstein’s cell that was released earlier this month. However, the Government has stepped forward and claimed that there is no minute missing from the footage. According […]
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The Complicated History of Hulk Hogan
Hulk Hogan, born Terry Bollea, remains one of professional wrestling’s most polarizing figures. His larger-than-life persona captivated millions but a closer look reveals a career and personal life marked by both groundbreaking success and significant controversy. Inside the squared circle, Hogan’s “Hulkamania” era in the 1980s propelled the then-World Wrestling Federation (WWF) (now known as […]
Why Heathers Still Remains Relevant In Modern Pop Culture
With how many musicals have stuck with modern pop culture, Heathers’ popularity seems to have no end in sight. Heathers: The Musical, released in 2010 and like the original 1988 film, continues to have relevance no matter how many years pass. Both the musical and film follow the life of high school student Veronica Sawyer […]
Manhattan Shooting Suspect, Ex-Football Player, Cites CTE in Note
On Monday evening, suspect Shane Tamura, a 27-year-old man, shot and killed four people before turning the gun and shooting himself in the chest, killing him. A fifth victim, who has been identified as an NFL employee, was left in critical condition and is now stable. The shooting occurred just after 6 p.m. in an […]
Should College Students Really Prioritize Work Over Sleep?
Nowadays there are so many horror stories of college students having to stay up late to study for a test or finish a project or even staying up all night to finish work related to their studies. But exactly how detrimental is this? How much sleep are students missing out on by prioritizing their work? […]
Streaming Services Need a Way to Differentiate Authentic From AI
It’s been clear that with the sudden takeover of artificial intelligence in the modern day, some precautions and limits need to be put in place, especially with the music industry. More specifically there needs to be some way to keep it under control without having AI content growing out of control. As AI improves it […]
Why Do We All Still Like Joe in “You”?
Joe Goldberg, from the Netflix show “You,” is a bad guy – a terrible one even. He is everything we should fear – a stalker, a manipulator and a killer. Yet, with every new season we can’t look away. Some fans even seem to like him. Was this always the show’s intention or does this […]
Fantastic 4 Does Fantastically at the Box Office
Marvel has needed a win as of recently, as it’s been clear that the MCU hasn’t been exactly stellar in recent years and it was important that Matt Shakman’s “The Fantastic Four: First Steps,” did well to kick off what’s known as phase six of the MCU. The success of the film was uncertain as […]
Wearing vs. Styling – How Accessories Make or Break an Outfit
You may have achieved the perfect wardrobe. You’ve scoured the shelves to find your favorite pieces. Items that are timeless and yet still fit your current aesthetic. But, somehow, when you put on your outfit for the day it’s just not quite there. If you’ve ever experienced this you may be wearing your clothes instead […]
Can The Man of Steel Work As A Good Video Game This Time?
For decades, the Man of Steel has soared across comic pages and silver screens but his video game adaptations have often crashed and burned. From the infamous Nintendo 64 title to the lackluster “Superman Returns” tie-in, Krypton’s last son has struggled to find his footing in the interactive realm. Now, with the positive reception and […]
Blocking Trump’s Attack on Planned Parenthood Is a Win for Basic Health Care
President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill was signed into law on July 4, 2025. One of the key parts to this spending bill is massive Medicaid cuts, and one aspect specifically prohibits Medicaid from reimbursing nonprofit providers that receive more than $800,000 a year if they also provide abortion care. This was believed to be […]
More Than Just a Sport: How Snowboarding Builds Character and Life Skills
The cool breeze of snow, the deep white canvas on the mountains, the many miles of sled tracks on a downward slope — snowboarding is more than just a winter sport. For those who embrace its challenges, it’s a profound teacher, offering life lessons as steep and rewarding as any black diamond run. Perseverance is […]
