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Meet Jessica Foster, the sexy U.S. Army girl propaganda for the degenerate, digitally illiterate hellscape we call the 2020s. Foster is a generative artificial intelligence influencer who poses as a member of the Army.
In light of the tragedies in Minnesota, it seems almost disrespectful to demand that the news cycle set its sights anywhere else. Of course, the numerous murders and other injustices at the hands of Immigration and Customs Enforcement are worth all of the outrage they generate. However, focusing on one issue at a time allows other controversial actions of Trump to get swept under the rug, leading to a lack of consequences.
There seems to be a lot of fantasy in the world of pop music. Stars can be made overnight and can blow up for the smallest and most random things. When analyzing the careers of some of pop’s major stars, there are actually quite a few pop stars who have made careers out of long-term consistency rather than just popping up out of nowhere.
In a world dominated by visual media, it’s amazing to see artists take the aesthetics of their music to the next level. At a live show, especially considering the price of admission, enjoying a visual spectacle alongside music is expected, and it can take a show to the next level.
Much has been written about the issues with the recent popularity of sports gambling, such as financial hardships, as reported by the American Institute for Boys and Men, harassment faced by college athletes, as reported by CBS and the NCAA, an increase in domestic violence incidents and the company's reliance on and exploitation of people with addiction, as reported by The Atlantic.
New York City’s Madison Square Garden is one of the most iconic venues in the history of American performing arts. As the reputation of the venue is so high, artists often treat a sold-out show at MSG as a massive career milestone. While being able to play to that many fans at all is, of course, an indication of great success, selling out MSG is actually easier than many fans and even artists realize.
This summer, the music world was shaken by the sudden passing of Ozzy Osbourne. The tragic loss of this icon came just weeks after his final performance at the “Back to the Beginning” show with his Black Sabbath bandmates. Of course, with someone as notable as Osbourne, tributes poured in from friends, fans and fellow musicians.
In 2021, Taylor Swift started re-recording her first of six studio albums as a way to reclaim ownership of a large portion of her catalog. These “Taylor’s Version” albums set the world on fire, and while most people are familiar with Swift’s re-recordings, fans may not be aware of all of the artists who followed in her wake, particularly in the hard rock genre.
With the nostalgia cycle catching up to the 90s and 2000s, the return of Warped Tour in 2025 seemed, in hindsight, to be a foregone conclusion.
Rock, especially alternative rock, has a reputation for being rebellious, fiery and poignant in times of deep political divide. Whether this assessment of rock history is true is up for debate, but if rock’s rebellious soul still defines the genre, we should see it in 2025. So far, however, a lot of the biggest names in rock and metal have remained relatively silent, and while their music speaks to fighting the power, they lie dormant. Even worse, some bands are weaponizing rock’s “rebellious nature” to advocate for the hateful system they should be rising against.
Nick and Sully return to recap the past few weeks at OU, including the ever-iconic OU Halloween, Dad’s Weekend and the feeling on campus following the 2024 Presidential Election.
Nick and Sullivan go through the struggles of midterm season and how to cope with an ever-busy schedule.
Nicholas and Sully discuss the woes of parking and finding housing along with looking ahead to some of the big weekends and events coming this fall.
On this episode of What Happens on Court, Nicholas and Sully pick the brain of Pi Kappa Alpha member Dakota Ellis to uncover the ins and outs of Greek life and what you should know before rushing.
Over the weekend, Ohio University parents filled Court Street and campus to enjoy a fun weekend with their kids. This Voices on Court episode captures all the craziness from the weekend with students and their parents! Video by: Nicholas Kobe, Audrianna Reed & Mallory Rickel Edited by: Winifred Stiefel Visit our website: https://www.thepostathens.com/ Find us on social media: Instagram: @thepostathens and @thepostmultimedia X: @thepost Facebook: @thepostathens
What Happens on Court, previously hosted by two Post Alumnae is back for a third season with brand new hosts, Nicholas Kobe and Sullivan Beach! Nicholas and Sullivan talk about their time and experience at Ohio University so far.
With Cornwell Properties canceling BrickLife Entertainment’s involvement with Palmer Place Fest, a new fest was created on short-notice, allowing for the debut of 'Athens Fest.' Video Filmed by: Nicholas Kobe & Dan Gray Video Edited by: Ranjini Shank Visit our website: https://www.thepostathens.com/ Find us on social media: Instagram: @thepostathens X: @thepost Facebook: @thepostathens
Trey and I continue our discussion of Beyonce’s new record, from SMOKE HOUR II to the end of the album.
Since Palmer Place Fest was canceled this year, Athens Fest took its place. The fest was held on Hocking Street, and drew a huge crowd thanks to the well-known rappers who performed. Another successful fest weekend in Athens, Ohio! Video by: Ranjini Shank & Nicholas Kobe Visit our website: https://www.thepostathens.com/ Find us on social media: Instagram: @thepostathens X: @thepost Facebook: @thepostathens
Today on Depths, Trey and I take a track-by-track look at the highly anticipated Beyonce’s highly anticipated shift to country music. As per usual for these big records, we had A LOT to say. As part 1 this episode will take you from the start of the album through ALLIIGATOR TEARS.
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