Philadelphia is dealing with what may be the most prolific serial killer case in United States history, with over one million pieces of digital evidence of egregious crimes, yet national news channels are silent.
Anti-intellectualism is the impending doom of the job market. Basic skills, critical thinking and literacy are all reaching all-time lows, and the future is already losing money for it.
After merging with Mattel163 in February, Mattel launched their newest content branch dedicated to digital games. Mattel Game Studios is giving Hot Wheels, Barbie and Masters of the Universe fans something to look forward to.
Ariana Grande announced she's stepping back from the public eye. This comes after scrutiny stemming from speculation on the star's health and her promotion of unhealthy body image.
The White House Correspondent’s Dinner is a highly respected event for students and professionals alike, but this year, while three Ohio University students were attending, a gunman struck. This is their story.
Season three of “XO Kitty” was released on Netflix on April 2. Here is what to expect from the youngest of the Covey sisters.
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s campus newspaper, The Daily Tar Heel, and its student late-night show, “Hill After Hours,” released April Fool’s Day content that has highlighted the ignorance of UNC Chapel Hill’s student media.
“Forbidden Fruits” starring Lili Reinhart, Victoria Peretti, Alexandra Shipp, Lola Tung and Emma Chamberlain, released in theaters March 27. Heres what you may love, hate and what is too underbaked to take the cake.
“Ready or Not 2: Here I come” released in theaters March 20, with a deadlier game of hide and seek for viewers to watch.
Timothée Chalamet made comments about opera and ballet being dying industries, claiming no one cares about them anymore. Here is a brief historical rundown of opera and ballet, and not only why people should care, but why Chalamet needs to brush up on his art history.
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