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(08/30/24 4:00am)
Los Angeles isn’t just the City of Angels, but also the city of stress and constant movement. A city built on entertainment, image and celebrities has a lot happening at all times, and going anywhere is a challenge. Living in Los Angeles might sound like the perfect life plan, but there are a few things to consider before thinking it is just another amazing city.
(04/12/24 2:15am)
Olivia Rodrigo has accumulated a consistently growing fanbase throughout the years she has been releasing music. At just 21 years old, she speaks to girls and people of all ages through pop, rock and alternative tunes. Her songs vary in meaning, some referring to the fears of adulthood and others speaking of heartbreak and betrayal. Rodrigo is taking the music industry by storm as she continues her GUTS World Tour and connects to more individuals.
(03/20/24 1:08am)
There are so many different kinds of music videos. Different artists use their music to form images of visual art and it can change the way we listen to music and certain songs as a whole.
(02/23/24 1:50am)
I keep asking people what their plans are for Feb. 29, and I have received the same confused look every time; they wonder why it even matters. I find this ridiculous because we don’t normally get the gift of time, and that is exactly what Leap Day is. Leap Day doesn’t get enough credit, and it should be celebrated like any other holiday.
(02/09/24 3:49am)
There is a stigma around being single. Some people feel they have to take pity on you or see those who are single as less than others. Realistically, none of this is true — being single can be enjoyable and freeing. Valentine’s Day is no exception and anyone can celebrate regardless of their relationship status. There’s no reason to not celebrate love and the color pink.
(01/30/24 4:08am)
2023 introduced many great films, with “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer” arriving in July and “Priscilla” and “Saltburn” releasing in October and November, respectively. Last year also gave audiences romantic comedies like “Anyone But You” and action films like “The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes.” 2024 has a hard act to follow, but just a quick glance at the films to come indicates it’s going to be another great year for movies.
(12/05/23 8:35pm)
The month-long Winter Break can be boring for some college students. Luckily, there are many ways to make the break more enjoyable, relaxing and exciting. Returning to school calm and rested after a well-deserved break is important.
(11/03/23 3:08am)
Oct. 28, a comedic actor and friend passed away. Matthew Perry brought joy to many people's homes. He wanted to be remembered for how much he helped others, but he helped me through his acting. “Friends” got me through middle school and it has been my favorite show since seventh grade. In order to celebrate Perry, aka Chandler Bing, I wanted to reflect on some of Chandler’s best moments and what made him such a wonderful character.
(10/13/23 4:19am)
There are many expected Halloween costumes this year due to popular films and trends in pop culture. I am anxiously awaiting to see a combination of one-of-a-kind and to-be-expected costumes this Halloween. From Barbie to Wednesday Addams, I predict there will be many movie characters and pop stars walking the streets of Athens.
(10/06/23 4:30am)
Scrolling on TikTok has been a main source of entertainment for me and many others for a few years now. Social media is bound to change over time, but the changes happening now are not my favorite. TikTok is so different than what it used to be with the new TikTok Shop, and I’m not sure it’s a good difference, considering it seems like I am just watching ads for knock-off products. TikTok Shop is and has been changing the app in a weird and negative way.
(09/15/23 4:39am)
Los Angeles has a lot happening almost all of the time, but right now Hollywood is on pause. The Writers Guild of America, or WGA, strike began on May 2 due to growth in A.I. technology and what it means for anyone who works in the entertainment industry. Despite the fear and the need for new contracts, nothing is being done to ease these fears. Additionally, there have been controversies surrounding what some celebrities are doing about the issues at hand.
(05/25/23 1:59am)
I am a pretty shy person, so college was a huge leap for me when it came to meeting new people in a new environment. When it was time for dorm selection for my freshman year of college, I was highly anxious. My roommate and I went on the housing portal and discovered there were no options for a two-person room. At that point, I had known my future roommate for 15 years, and having to be in a quad really scared me.
(04/03/23 3:11am)
The novel “Daisy Jones and The Six” by Taylor Jenkins Reid was published in 2019. This year, a television series was released, following the same story as the book and with an entire album accompanying it. Having visuals and true music connected to these characters has brought a whole other level of depth to the story.
(03/03/23 3:30am)
A stalker that doesn’t even admit or understand he is a criminal. The Netflix thriller “You” follows a man named Joe Goldberg, played by Penn Badgley. The story is based on a book by Caroline Kepnes and deals with love, trauma, mental health and crime. The show was first released in September 2018, and part one of the fourth season was just released on Feb. 9. Part two of the season is set to release on March 9, 2023, and it is difficult, even after watching the first part, to predict the direction it will take. Netflix’s social media and the show itself have not held back from showing the cast, new looks and twists via teasers and short clips.