Study Breaks - Page 177 of 447 - Fresh perspectives on pop culture from students across the United States.

The Real Issue of Kanye West’s Feud With Pete Davidson

It's easy to write off the public feud as fodder for entertainment, but people should consider the gravity of the situation — regarding both mental health and everyone's safety.

Alyssa Griffin, Molloy College

Thoughts

8 Tips To Make a Party More Fun and Enjoyable

Use these strategies to ensure that your gathering is a blast.

Daniel Reed

Main characters Bridget and Joel from the new series Somebody Somewhere stand in doorway with a dog.

Screens

Bridget Everett Is Your New Hometown Best Friend in ‘Somebody Somewhere’

The new HBO series connects heartfelt revelations to the imperfect, messy realities of everyday life.

Lena Bramsen, The New School

Thoughts

Medical Student Perception of Plastic Surgery and the Impact of Mainstream Media

Many are still wary of the practice even though it's much more varied than stereotypes would have you believe.

Daniel Reed

An illustration of a girl who is inspired by Lisa Simpson

Screens·Thoughts

Lisa Simpson Is the Hero Everybody Needs

Although unassuming, she is a figure of comfort, encouragement and confidence. She also displays a steady resilience of character throughout the duration of the series.

Aly Walters, Michigan State University

Thoughts

Acknowledging Your Emotions Can Help You Get Over Sickness

In a weird way, being sick allows you to reflect on your mental state, which can help you bounce back faster from an ailment.

Michael Slade, University of Texas at San Antonio

An illustration of KAI from K-pop group, EXO

Sounds

KAI’s Journey From EXO to a Full-Fledged Solo Artist

Kim Jong-in wasn’t always the smooth and suave soloist fans know him as today. He’s gone from being EXO’s beloved main dancer to a successful soloist following his two recent album releases.

Peyton Conner, Indiana University