‘Invasion of Privacy’ unapologetically drips with confidence
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Love her or hate her, you know who Cardi B is.
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Annual Juried Exhibition displays campus talent
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Each year, students at SSU enter their artwork into the running so a panel of judges can display them in the annual Juried Student Exhibition.
Read MoreRomantic comedy delivers overdue plotline characteristic
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Based off of the book “Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda,” written by Becky Albertalli, “Love, Simon” breaks these stereotypical barriers of film and openly discusses what it is truly like for teens to explore and come to terms with their sexuality.
Read MoreTrust of social media platforms declines
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In our modern world, we are all online. Despite how connected we have become, many social media apps have let their users down, causing many people to delete them.
Read MoreKrasinski’s storytelling keeps audiences on edge
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Directed by John Krasinski, “A Quiet Place” is not only a brilliant cinematic masterpiece, but a breath of fresh air for horror movie fans.
Read More‘My Dear Melancholy’ drowns fans in nostalgia
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A six-song album usually isn’t enough for other music artists to showcase their talent, but The Weeknd isn’t an ordinary artist.
Read MoreCatering to older audiences keeps theme parks afloat
/With the constant changes made to our theme parks, the prices are found to be increasing so much that it makes it harder for some families to attend. Those who can afford it go, while others with huge families have to save up for months.
Read MoreEasiness of memes engages more voices
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Young people are notoriously known for not voting, however, that is quickly changing. According to Census.gov, political involvement in voters 18-29 years old has increased when comparing voter turnout in 2012 to 2016.
Read MoreRelatable college situations get analyzed in ‘Grown-ish’
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Moving from high school to college can be hard as new large-scale responsibilities develop from newfound freedom and individuality.
Read MoreLogic sequels his sixth mixtape with ‘Bobby Tarantino II’
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A lot of eyes have been on the Maryland-born rapper after his suicide awareness song, “1-800-273-8255.” More than a chart-topper, it saved lives.
Read More‘Combat Sports’ marks The Vaccines’ return
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The Vaccines have created an album filled with dance anthems about love and sex targeted to a new fan base, rather than the alternative scene they were once a part of
Read More‘Fab Five’ revives the unconditional lives of nominees
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Netflix has brought the cheerfully-judgmental Fab Five back to revamp the cringe-worthy lives of their nominated male subjects on the rebooted, condensely titled series “Queer Eye.”
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