Study Breaks - Page 255 of 447 - Fresh perspectives on pop culture from students across the United States.

Caitlin Reilly enjoying a well-deserved beach break

Caitlin Reilly’s Hysterical TikToks Sets Her Apart From Other Creators

Her Instagram bio reads, ‘multi-hyphenate powerhouse,’ and that title fits her perfectly. The comedian has made waves on TikTok with PG-13 comedy that doesn't use marginalized communities or awkward faces as her punchlines.

Ariana Quijano, Georgia State University

in article about Elon Musk, someone stepping on scales of justice

Thoughts

Elon Musk — Philanthropist or Poster Boy for the Rich Man’s Burden?

The billionaire may be the most charming public figure to come out of Silicon Valley yet, but his influence is an echo of old, problematic ideas about the rich.

Lauren Sung, University of Georgia

In an article about animation, a statue of Woody leans agnaist the sign of Toy Story's toyland.

Screens

Has Traditional Animation Reached the End of the Line?

Western cartoons were once entirely hand-drawn, frame by frame. With the rise of computer-based CGI and the success of movies like 'Frozen,' however, the medium has been seeing some drastic changes.

Beth Nipper, University of Iowa

Illustration of characters from Only Murders in the Building

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‘Only Murders in the Building’ Is Hulu’s Promising New Mystery-Comedy

This show follows an unlikely trio that uses their true-crime obsession to crack a real murder that happened in their apartment building.

Michelle Buckley, Chapman University

An illustration of Jay Gatsby and Daisy Buchanan

Pages·Screens

‘Gatsby’ Adaptations: The Great, and the Not-So-Great

F. Scott Fitzgerald’s magnum opus entered the public domain early this year, and spinoffs of all sorts have been appearing ever since.

Darby Williams, University of Michigan

Screens

Free Download MP3 From YouTube Online

Listen to your favorite tunes even when you're away from the video-sharing platform.

Daniel Reed

Thoughts

3 Ways To Use Journaling to Your Advantage This Semester

The hobby gained significant popularity during the pandemic. With the upcoming school year moving to in-person classes for most students, here are some reasons why you should start writing.

Jayni Nielsen, Pace University

Illustration of Kanye West performing Donda.

Sounds

Kanye West’s ‘Donda’ Rollout Keeps Getting Weirder

The 22-time Grammy winner is about to drop his 10th studio album, and the details surrounding it continue his long history of bizarre releases.

Niall Calvert, Wesleyan University

Classes·Thoughts

Tech Neck and How the Pandemic Ruined Our Posture

Among the stress of the last year and a half, one thing has slipped the mind of the student population: habitual slouching.

Jenna Nelson, Scripps College

Everything Sucks in an article about shows with lesbian leads

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Netflix Won’t U-Haul With Its Lesbian-Led Shows

Programs with lesbians as side characters seem to fare okay on the platform, but series that cast them as the main character don't seem to last as long.

L.R. Staples, Sarah Lawrence College