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Louis Theroux Marches into the Death Zone on ‘Hot Ones’

Renowned documentarian Louis Theroux tackles journalism’s biggest feat on "Hot Ones" where discusses polyamory, his favorite docs, and THAT rap.

Roberto Soto

for an article on silent quitting, a person with short hair and a blue shirt stares drearily at a computer screen.

Criticism·Thoughts

I Hate My Job! – The Phenomenon of Silent Quitting

With the highest inflation rates and cost of living in 40 years, silent quitting is on the incline as many Gen Zers are hopping from job to job.

Paiton Young, University of Georgia

Faded art of foods on decorative plates set out on a table with bright green, red and yellow colors.

Food·Thoughts

More than Struggle: Palestinian Cuisine

An ode to the flavors of Palestine, a culture exemplified through their soulful cooking and heartfelt social traditions.

Farah Shah, University of Central Florida

Sports

Top Five Biggest Sports Cheating Scandals

What do Lance Armstrong, Tonya Harding, and Tom Brady have in common?

Christine Bardos, Santa Clara University

the Pyramids of Giza, Christ the Redeemer, the Taj Mahal, the Great Wall of China.

Thoughts

Lighthouse of Alexandria: One of the Ancient Wonders of the World

Dive into the origins of one of the original wonders of the world.

Beatriz Barros Felice, California State University, Northridge

In an article about "Elf" 20 year anniversary, a man with orange hair and green coat and yellow stockings places a glowing yellow star with the number "20" on it" atop a green Christmas tree with red ornaments and bright yellow lights.

Screens

Son of a Nutcracker! “Elf” Celebrates 20 Years of Holiday Cheer

2023 marks the 20th anniversary of Will Ferrell as Buddy the Elf.

Sophie Serage, University of Massachusetts, Boston

woman reading book with colors of gold, purple, and pink bursting from the pages

Pages·Thoughts

Anatomy of the New Adult Genre

What exactly are New Adult books? Are they just glorified YA?

Natalie VanHecke, University of Texas at Dallas

In an article about "the chosen," a Jesus figure is hand-drawn with a multitude of fishes around.

Screens

Hit Indie Series “The Chosen” Announces Season 4

Daring to be “different,” the crowd-funded television series continues to grow.

Sydney Chastain, Florida State University

In an article about the band No Doubt, singer Gwen Stefani sings into a microphone.

Screens·Sounds

No Doubt’s Songs and Music Videos Have Always Delivered

Gwen Stefani’s alt-rock band did more than just release spectacular tracks.

Ally Najera, California State University, Northridge

For an article about senioritis tips, a person with long hair wears a graduation cap and gown in front of a swirly pink and purple background. Papers, forms, a rolled diploma, and keys float around them.

Classes

Tips for Handling Senioritis So You Stay Sane

Rules I swear by that will help you cope with impending post-grad stress.

Havilah Sciabbarrasi, Florida State University

For an article about celebrities in politics, a woman with black hair stands tall above a pink mountain shaped like a face. Behind her is the "Hollywood" sign and a graph going up and down.

Criticism·Thoughts

Celebrity Politics: A Double-Edged Sword

From speeches at award shows to the extensive use of social media platforms, celebrities are more vocal about political issues than ever before.

Karla D. Galvan, The University of Texas at San Antonio

For an article about "Practical Magic" and "The Craft," a woman stares to her left as a mug floats before her face. The TV behind her shows two people looking longingly at each other.

Screens

“Practical Magic” & “The Craft”—Fall Films That Embrace Sisterhood

Through self-discovery and spells, these films are perfect for cozying up with this fall.

Emma Troise, Manhattan College

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