Study Breaks - Page 74 of 447 - Fresh perspectives on pop culture from students across the United States.

In an article about "Pamela, a love story" is a screenshot from the documentary that shows Pamela Anderson in a white shirt and behind a green garden, smiling.

Beyond Blonde: Pamela Anderson Lays the Truth Bare

“Pamela, a love story” authentically documents the highs and lows of the famous blonde model's life, shining a light on her immense compassion.

Sarah Deavers, University of Virginia

In an article about surviving college as an introvert, an introverted student faces having a low social battery while students behind them have a higher one.

Classes

A Guide to Surviving College As An Introvert

Students with a lower social battery than extroverts deserve a good experience too.

Katie Koenig, George Fox University

On the left of the image is Brendan Fraser wearing a white shirt with suspenders and a dark scarf - his costume from the movie 'The Mummy.' To the right is Brendan Fraser wearing a black tuxedo with a bowtie and glasses. In between the two figures is a golden Oscars statue.

Screens

Brendan Fraser’s Oscar Win Means More Than You Think

A look back on Hollywood’s most wholesome guy.

Alex Muniz, Pace University

In an article about the XFL, a football player runs down the field.

Screens

The XFL Struggles To Engage Viewers After Its Hiatus

A dive into the XFL and how it plans on competing with the NFL.

Joshua Shweiki, University of Maryland, College Park

In an article about "The Menu", there is an illustration of a chef serving up a high-end dish.

Screens·Thoughts

‘The Menu’ Shows Us That Food Criticism Has Gone Too Far

Fancy food is overrated, anyway.

Kate Wunderlich, Elon University

In an article about rock n roll in China, a hand holding up the 'rock on' sign.

Sounds

The Evolution of Rock ‘n’ Roll in China

Learn about the golden eras of Eastern rock music and the reasons for its decline.

Danni Shuai, University of Southern California

In an article about ping pong in China, two ping pong paddles are superimposed in front of the world, where they hit a ping pong ball back and forth.

Thoughts

How Ping Pong Connected China With the World

Read about the cultural and social implications of table tennis, and how this nation has come to dominate the sport.

Danni Shuai, University of Southern California

In an article about jukebox musicals, an array of pop singers gather on a stage with many of them raising their arms into the sky.

Screens·Sounds

Our Love-Hate Relationship With Jukebox Musicals

Is it right or wrong to say there is comfort in familiarity?

Victoria Hock, Houghton University

An illustration of personal items like a mirror and brush arranged to fit the messy minimalism aesthetic.

Thoughts

What Is Messy Minimalism and Why Does It Work?

It might be time to give up the idea of perfection. This trend helps you prioritize what you really need to find your inner joy.

Julia Concepcion, Virginia Commonwealth University

Many characters from tech noir works, including The Terminator and Blade Runner 2049.

Culture·Screens

Tech Noir: The Influence of Film Noir in Science Fiction

The movies of the 1940s and 50s still inspire artists today, even in vastly different genres.

Morgan Brown, Wake Forest University

In an article about the series finale of "How I Met Your Mother," a picture of three of the main characters, Robin, Barney, and Ted

Screens

The Disappointing Conclusion to ‘How I Met Your Mother’

The long-awaited finale to this beloved sitcom failed to deliver on many promises.

Dominic Catalano, Arizona State University

In an article about female artists, a swirling background with the faces of Nina Simone, Amy Winehouse and Lauryn Hill in the foreground.

Sounds·Thoughts

Five Artists To Listen To During Women’s History Month

While female music artists should be appreciated year round, they deserve some extra special attention during the month of March.

Ally Najera, California State University, Northridge

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