What kind of Fab 5 friend are you?
This guide will help you figure out which of your friends is your very own Karamo, Antoni, Bobby, Jonathan and Tan. And … what kind of Fab 5 friend are you?
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Melissa’s Mix: Review of Jonas Brothers’ ‘Sucker’
As I lied awake that night, breathlessly awaiting the drop of their new single, I contemplated my own undying love for the trio.
Read More →Melissa’s Mix: Kacey Musgraves’ ‘Golden Hour’
On her Grammy-winning album “Golden Hour,” country star Kacey Musgraves blends country and pop to deliver a charming and meditative exploration of love, loss and self.
Read More →Memes of The Month: February
Valentine’s Day has passed, but the memes are still here. Meme away, folks! These days, you may just find your one true love by retweeting the same meme.
Read More →Noe’s Choice: Why Netflix’s ‘Russian Doll’ deserves a watch
Many Netflix originals produce the kind of brilliance you didn’t know you needed. “Russian Doll” is a prime example of that brilliance.
Read More →The Art Equation: Why do we need Beyoncé to appreciate art?
By DeeDee Hughes, Staff Writer Beyoncé and Jay Z have been taking selfies, and they’re single-handedly exposing the art world to an entirely new demographic. In one of the photos, the power couple stands tough-faced in front of Leonardo Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa. In another, Beyoncé poses next to Pablo Picasso’s Portrait of Francoise, his […]
Read More →Why do we still love Drake?
By Alexandria Hilliard, Staff Writer @alxhilliard In the summer of 2008, I spent most (probably too much) of my time watching reruns of “Degrassi: The Next Generation,” while pining over my favorite character, Jimmy Brooks. The awkward and gangly Canadian teen stole my heart and it wasn’t until just a few years later, that I found […]
Read More →“1989” review: New album, new Taylor Swift
By Danny McCarthy, Staff Writer @thedanosaurus Taylor Swift released her fifth studio album “1989” on Monday, marking her first official foray into pop music and leaving country music behind. The 24-year-old’s newest album also had a marked difference in its conception, aside from the change in genre. This is — possibly — the first album […]
Read More →Why are we so obsessed with dystopian movies?
By Sarah Burstein, Staff Writer @sarahh_burstein I was at the movies last Saturday, munching on overpriced popcorn and watching Dylan O’Brien be effortlessly attractive when it occurred to me that the movie I was watching seemed eerily similar to movies I’d already seen. I was watching The Maze Runner, directed by Wes Ball and based […]
Read More →Getting to the Thicke of songwriting in pop music
By Lucas Williams, Staff Writer @lucaswhatevs Hide your wives and hold the presses: Robin Thicke’s in trouble again. In an attempt to distance himself from accusations of plagiarism from the Marvin Gaye Estate, Robin Thicke admitted that he didn’t write about 80% of everyone’s favorite misogynistic jam of last summer, “Blurred Lines” — Pharrell Williams did. But does […]
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