By Michelle Tian I’ve recently learned I have absolutely no self-control. I already knew that, but I never knew how bad it was until I was introduced to true crime — the beginning of a self-destruction cycle. On the first day of 2020, I stumbled upon a YouTube documentary about the vanishing of flight 370 […]
Read More →By Emma Sánchez It’s Black History Month, and also the month of love. So why not give some love to Black content creators this month by adding a new YouTuber to your watch list? Most of the channels I’ve listed down below are commentary channels — my favorite thing to watch — but there are […]
Read More →By Emma Simonoff I don’t have any older siblings and my parents know everything there is to know about music up until like 1985. When I got an iPod for my birthday, the only music I had on it was The Beatles and the soundtracks of “Hairspray” and “Shrek the Musical.” Oh, and also Kidz […]
Read More →By Michelle Tian My boredom has been on an upward trend these past few days. I’m getting tired of the show I’m currently binging, I can’t hang out with my friends as much because midterm season is coming back and, well, we’re in the middle of a pandemic. So, I started playing this new game […]
Read More →By Emma Simonoff Nat and Alex Wolff began their careers together as stars in “The Naked Brothers Band: The Movie,” a show where the brothers played brothers. Created by their mom, Polly Draper, the show was a mockumentary about Nat and Alex’s lives as child rock stars in a band they performed in real life. […]
Read More →By Khadijah Khogeer Netflix’s latest rom-com series “Emily in Paris” released its 10-episode first season on Oct. 2. Emily Cooper, played by Lily Collins, is a 20-something American who moves from Chicago to Paris to work as a consultant at her marketing firm’s new acquisition, Savoir. In the first season, Emily must navigate her professional […]
Read More →By Maya Mabern DJ Grand Wizard Theodore revolutionized hip-hop when he invented “scratching” — the technique of moving a vinyl record back and forth on a turntable — in 1975. DJs such as Grandmaster Flash, DJ Jazzy Jeff and Jam Master Jay all implemented the technique and the sound became synonymous with hip-hop in the […]
Read More →By Maya Frankel You know the saying, “an apple a day keeps the doctor away?” Well, I have a new saying for you. How about instead of eating an apple, we watch a rom-com, or even better, eat an apple while watching a romcom. Look at that: health and happiness. With the workload we have […]
Read More →By Emma Simonoff Architectural Digest’s house tours are a unique look into celebrities’ homes and psyches. Videos touring Michael Kors’ Greenwich Village penthouse, Robert Downey Junior’s windmill and James McNulty from “The Wire”’s literal castle give insight into their aesthetic and music tastes as well as, most importantly, those special little eccentricities that only people […]
Read More →By Emma Sánchez Are you tired of watching reruns of “The Office” for the millionth time? Have you already exhausted reliving your childhood by watching old Disney Channel shows on Disney+? If you’re like me and are sad that all your favorite shows — like “Big Mouth” — have halted production because of the pandemic, […]
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