Study Breaks - Page 317 of 447 - Fresh perspectives on pop culture from students across the United States.

A photo of Taylor Swift playing the piano in the Miss Americana documentary. (Image via Google Images)

What Does ‘Miss Americana’ Tell Us About Passion and Life?

The 2020 Taylor Swift documentary expertly highlights the impact that stardom has had on the singer, while also showing the value of the little moments.

Benjamin Chen, Columbia University

An illustration of Godzilla and King Kong

Screens

‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ Could Foretell Exciting New Developments in the Franchise

In anticipation of the upcoming release of the most recent MonsterVerse film, fans are wondering what's on the horizon for the film universe.

Daniel Buccafusca, East Stroudsburg University

In an article about studying abroad, two people looking at a notebook

Classes

The Top 3 Reasons You Should Still Consider Studying a Semester Abroad

There will definitely be plenty of logistical challenges but furthering your education in a new country for a few months will still confer numerous benefits.

Daniel Reed

Thoughts

The Hagia Sophia’s Change in Status Has Significant Political Implications

A Turkish monument changes from museum back to mosque, marking a step forward in religious nationalism.

Michael Boland, DePaul University

Illustration by Lexey Gonzalez for an article on Querencia

Sounds

No Genre Is Off-Limits in Chungha’s Debut Album, ‘Querencia’

From Latin pop to house to rock ballads, the singer and her first full-length album refuse to be put in a box.

Mai Khou Vang, Michigan State University

Illustration by Sonja Vasiljeva for an article on Malcolm and Marie

Screens

‘Malcolm and Marie,’ and Why Movie Watchability Doesn’t Equal Greatness

The Netflix film is phenomenal, captivating audiences with nothing more than two characters and a few moments of heavy silence. So why would some people never want to watch it again?

Amiri Rivers-David, Pomona College