Study Breaks - Page 385 of 447 - Fresh perspectives on pop culture from students across the United States.

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4 Politically-Minded Celebrities That Should Run for President

These influential and socially aware individuals are more than capable of running the Oval Office.

Illustration of musical duo Chloe x Halle by Daisy Daniel's

Sounds

Chloe x Halle Have Cemented Their Place in Music History With ‘Ungodly Hour’

Sibling acts like the Jackson 5, the Jonas Brothers, HAIM and the Bee Gees need to make room because there's a new and ferocious sister duo that's here to stay.

Renee Cantor, University of Pittsburgh

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Sounds

Swifties Are Wondering About the Queer Undertones in ‘Folklore’

Since the release of Taylor Swift's eighth studio album, some fans have been speculating about possible double meanings in songs like 'betty.'

Audrey Martin, Boston University

Thoughts

In Times of Crisis, Is Dystopian Media Dangerous or Inspirational?

From 'Hunger Games' to 'Maze Runner,' movies and books about fighting oppressive governments may play a part in spurring young people to action.

Abigail Campos, University of Texas at San Antonio

Pages

‘They Went Left’: How Historical Fiction Can Ground Us Amid Uncertainty

The touching but heartwrenching World War II novel explores a Jewish girl's hope-filled journey to find community in a war-ravaged Germany.

Juliana Fujii, Biola University

Sounds

Massive Attack’s ‘Eutopia’ Isn’t Subtle With Its Politics, and That’s the Point

England’s trip-hop icons aren’t afraid to tackle climate change, economic disparity and other contemporary issues transpiring in the world in their new audio-visual EP.

Mitchell Tanaka, Chapman University