“Brother Bear” is a feature-length film released by Disney in 2003 that details a story of love, forgiveness, and the beauty of a found family. It is also, in my opinion, an underrated gem! To summarize, the film is about a young man, Kenai, who, wanting to prove his masculinity, sets off to seek revenge […]
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Should We Have an Age Restriction on Football?
Many people begin playing sports at a young age, often for fun and to provide an outlet for exercise, activity, and overall engagement. One of the most common and popular sports that many children and teens are introduced to is football. Either by their parents, friends, or even school administration, many teenagers and children alike are introduced to […]
Face Masks: Are They Really Relaxing?
As someone who tries to practice consistent selfcare, I occasionally apply a beauty face mask to help with skin hydration and additionally help me relax after a long day. But recently, face masks have been doing the opposite of helping me relax. I dare say they occasionally become the source of my stress. This specifically […]
Are Sports Becoming Performative?
Is anyone else’s feed on social media filled with sporting and exercising videos, or is that just me? Because it appears that everyday, when I open Instagram, I am hit with video after video that often record and document them exercising to get their “ideal body”. But something just appears insincere. Instead of actually focusing […]
Should There Be an Age Limit in Politics?
When considering all forms of government, there is one thing that boils down to that connects the different types of authority and government across the world: the age that holds power. Especially in American politics, many members of our Congress are often older than the people they govern. And while many people do not see this as […]
Aaron Rodgers Re-signing
After an official announcement released by the Steelers, it is finally confirmed that renowned player Aaron Rodgers will return to the team. Officially re-signing with the team on May 16, 2026, Rodgers is set to be the Steelers’ “starting quarterback” for the upcoming NFL season. This is a long-awaited reunion for many fans and […]
Tusk:WTF
I would consider myself a big horror movie fan. From physiological to the run-of-the-mill slasher, I can find something enjoyable in any subgenre of horror. And so I thought that the film, “Tusk” (2014) would be a fun watch for me and my sister to pass the time since I enjoy horror films. But… But […]
Can We Truly Separate The Art From The Artist?
In our current society, seemingly more and more public figures within the government are being exposed as being horrible people. This additionally extends to the entertainment field, specifically the musical industry. However, instead of deplatforming such people and demonstrating that we do not condone their actions, we instead still listen to their music. To offer […]
Wattpad Gets a Bad Rep
If you are unaware, Wattpad is a popular website and app where people can create and read original stories of varying genres. From romance and forbidden love to mystery and danger, Wattpad has been the go-to place for teenagers and young adults to read and create different stories. However, despite Wattpad’s wide array of genres, […]
Purses: My Guilty Pleasure
Okay, so I am a little late in my obsession with this, but trust me when I say: I love purses. Like, a lot. After buying a cute little purse last summer, my obsession with purses has awakened, and I fear it may never stop. And I do not want to. Every girl has to […]
Why We Like Star Wars
May the Fourth be with you, everyone! The time has come again as we celebrate and appreciate National Star Wars Day! First organized in 2011, based on the pun, “May the Force be with you,” we still recognize and celebrate the day in 2026! Until recently, May 4th was not a day I recognized. Not […]
I No Longer Recognize America
Seemingly, it looks like we stray farther from normal society towards a distorted and unfamiliar civilization that is reminiscent of dystopian books. Novels such as “1984” (1949), “Fahrenheit 451” (1953), “Animal Farm” (1945), and “The Handmaid’s Tale” (1985) used to seem so extreme and exaggerated to the point that they could never, ever happen. Displaying […]
