In a world that feels increasingly chaotic, more people are turning to cozy shows: heartwarming, low-stakes series that feel like a hug. From the newer Heartstopper to the classic Gilmore Girls, these comfort-driven stories are reshaping how we watch TV.
Wicked reimagines Glinda and Elphaba’s relationship as a deeply emotional, potentially romantic bond that challenges heteronormative norms and redefines female connection. Through their story, the musical empowers adolescents to embrace authenticity, self-discovery, and love beyond societal expectations.
Music is a universal language that engages the entire brain, enhancing emotion, memory, and cognition. Recent scientific breakthroughs reveal what we have long known to be true: music connects people across cultures and time, expressing what words cannot.
Modern dystopia doesn’t arrive with violence—it seeps in through convenience, comfort, and control. Drawing on the warnings of Orwell, Huxley, and Lowry, it reveals how surveillance, pleasure, and enforced sameness have become subtle tools of manipulation, challenging us to recognize and resist the quiet erosion of our freedom and humanity.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind explores whether it’s better to remember or forget, revealing that pain and joy are inseparable parts of being human. Through Joel and Clementine’s journey to erase and rediscover their love, the film shows that growth and healing come not from forgetting the past, but from learning to accept it.
A growing number of students are rejecting smartphones in favor of “dumbphones,” choosing simplicity and focus over constant connectivity. By disconnecting, they’re reclaiming their attention, rediscovering boredom, and proving that sometimes less technology leads to a richer, more mindful life.
An introduction to Jason Zhang, Green Carnation- a platform for students to share and critique queer media- and a review of Paris is Burning.
In an ever-changing society, the horror genre stands strong in its efforts to highlight what scares us most: the taboo.
If one celebrity knows how to capture the media, it is Taylor Swift. Besides being a lyrical genius, it is evident that Swift is a “mastermind” in many other ways.
For generations, it's been a tradition to find a new young female entertainer to relentlessly criticize. It's time we learn from their stories.
As Halloweens come and go, less and less trick-or-treaters fill the streets of the more suburuban Philadelphia neighborhoods. Where have they gone?
Growing up as an introvert, I’ve faced endless challenges. Now, I know the root cause: the Extrovert Ideal.
From Tetris to Cupcake 2048, Chess is now the newest popular browser game among students.
Louis Tomlinson's Faith in the Future World Tour, with incredible openers like Andrew Cushin and Giant Rooks, captivate the audience of the Mann with their amazing performances.
The 2023 met gala brought surprising looks amidst a surprising theme. However, the problematic legacy of this year’s homage clouds the fashion that came out of it.
Taylor Swift, uno de los músicos más grandes del mundo, se irá de gira en 2023. Sin embargo, ha habido algunos problemas importantes en la venta de sus entradas y sus fanáticos están furiosos, y Ticketmaster, la compañía responsable de las ventas, ha tomado él más afectado por la ira de Swifties.
What is the line between the destruction of music and the detonation of bombs? Two brothers, battle against radicalization, complicity, and gruesome violence in their struggle for justice.
The Oscars have long been known to favor predominantly white actors, and despite attempts to change this inequity by increasing the amount of POC voices in the discussion, black actors and actresses are still getting snubbed for major awards. Especially in the Best Actress category this year, there is controversy around specific nominations but more so, those who were not nominated.
Nanny tells the story of Aisha, a black immigrant in New York city who finds herself having to endure mistreatment by the parents of the child she babysits. Sadly, when she needs to find a way home to Senegal with her own child, but cannot secure the funding, she finds herself in a hypnagogic hallucination.
Alexandre O. Phillippe’s 2022 documentary, Lynch/Oz, gives way to a multitude of perspectives into the human subconscious through the beautiful and composed story of The Wizard of Oz.