Independent films have been around since the creation of motion pictures, but why are viewers showing more love towards the indie scene than blockbusters?
Podcasts are a great way for anyone to express their opinion to the masses, there are just far too many of them.
Scene Queen’s brutal new song “Pink Push-Up Bra” is the feminist anthem of an evolving heavy metal audience.
I have lived in Athens for about a month, and I have some things to say.
California is the latest state to file a lawsuit against major oil companies, and the lawsuit seeks financial compensation for Big Oil’s decades of deception.
Procrastination is an inevitable “problem” college students come across, but is it really that bad?
We can make our own differences as individuals. Even putting the idea of being sanitary into the collective consciousness shifts the odds a little in favor of getting out of this fall wave relatively unscathed.
September is a reminder it is possible and necessary to better approach the topic of suicide.
In 2011, John Kasich attacked collective bargaining for unions and criticized public school teachers in an effort to look better post-recession. Following the COVID-19 recession, it is now United Auto Workers on the chopping block.
It is a common sentiment to say, “I wish I spoke another language.” How hard is it to achieve this goal?
I care way too much about sports, but I love it and don’t want to stop watching them.
Reasons why your Halloween costume sucks.
Some movies explain race better than others.
Is Fantasy Football worth the fun if it comes with players receiving death threats?
How Hunter Biden’s indictment is hurting Joe Biden’s presidency.
We still don’t know Sephiroth.
Code Orange’s new song “Mirror” charts new territory for the band.
The strike in Hollywood is still in full force and more news is still coming out.
As an avid TikTok and Twitter user, it seems like I can never escape from a popular post filled with misinformation.
“The Texas Chainsaw Massacre” game is a refreshing yet formulaic twist on the horror genre. “Massacre” holds up against its competitors, here's why.
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