Social media is both a curse and a blessing, with Generation Z at the forefront. Endless scrolling, constant negativity, and dark humor cloud social media platforms. This has desensitized a generation, leading to compartmentalization becoming second nature. Is social media a prediction of the impending doom of society or does it still give hope for a future of healing?
Gone is the age of condescending, low-quality cash grabs written exclusively by 40-year-olds for teenagers. Director Halina Reijn’s latest is a slasher film called Bodies Bodies Bodies. The blend of directing, acting, and screenplay sets this film apart from its uninventive predecessors by earning and maintaining its audiences’ attention throughout the movie in nuanced and unexpected ways.
COVID-19 hit the spring semester of my freshman year at the University of Texas at Austin and by then, I had just familiarized myself with campus and started to socialize with others. The pandemic cut...
Baking can be a bright spot in your day. Creating something sweet for yourself or your friends can spread happiness and spark your creativity. And there’s nothing better than a new season of “The...
Stella Meghie just served the world what may be considered a long overdue Black love story on a silver platter just in time for Valentine’s Day: The Photograph.
She always wanted to be in a band, but things - family problems, toxic relationships, fear itself - kept getting in the way. Now, Emily Whetstone explores all of these things through Van Mary.
For decades, luxury fashion houses consistently set the stage for trend-setting and mind-boggling designs of art and clothing. Despite this, how can these evolving brands miss incorporating morals of diversity and inclusion?
