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For Ronnie Ortiz, the Police Are Heeeeeeere

The 'Jersey Shore' star’s recent domestic dispute highlights the sad relationship between violent relationships and reality television.…

June 13, 2018

When Instagram Crashes, Pop Culture Has a Power Outage

Maya Ramani, University of Virginia

Two glitches in seven days have underscored, yet again, how addicted everyone is to the app.…

June 13, 2018

Uber Has Filed a Patent for a Feature to Identify Intoxication

Alexis Rogers, Temple University

After sexual harassment claims, the company is trying to find ways to prevent further incidents and ensure the safety of its riders.…

June 13, 2018

‘Star Wars’ Fans Are a Problem

Caleb Edwards, Michigan State University

It's time for Disney to come up with a solution.…

June 13, 2018

A Decade Later, Music Looks Eerily Similar

Remington Jensen, University of Idaho

According to the Billboard chart lists from 2007 and 2017, music hasn't changed all that much.…

June 13, 2018

Watch Out, World, Anime Is Going Woke

Shaina Lapuebla, Central Connecticut State University

And it's taking more than just your screens by storm.…

June 12, 2018

This Year’s Tony Awards Balanced Structure, Spontaneity and Inclusivity

Jenna Benchetrit, McGill University

Tears and cheers filled the room at the 72nd Tony Awards.…

June 12, 2018

22,000 People Marched in South Korea Over the Weekend for Women’s Rights

Rebecca Crosby, American University

Citizens gathered in Seoul, South Korea, to protest the use of spy cams in public places, which are known to specifically target women.…

June 12, 2018

The Supreme Court Has Upheld Ohio’s Controversial Voting Law

Kate Maxwell, NC State University

And might have helped disenfranchise thousands of voters in Ohio and throughout the U.S.…

June 12, 2018

Why ‘PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds’ Should Definitely Not Be Suing ‘Fortnite’

Bradley Howlett, Grand Valley State University

The suit is a showdown between the best of the best of the battle royale games.…

June 12, 2018

5 Reasons Why Millennials Love Astrology

Lexi Anderson, Pratt Institute

For a lot of young people, zodiacs offer a non-religious explanation for a chaotic world.…

June 12, 2018

‘The Bachelorette’ Contestants, Ranked by Their Pick-up Lines

Rachel Hall, Augustana College

Physical attractiveness is important, sure, but a string of dumb words can really take the shine off a guy's six-pack.…

June 12, 2018

At the Tony Awards This Year, Small Franchises Took Center Stage

Karena Landler, Georgetown University

The awards felt charged with a spirit of activism, a theme reinforced by the night's biggest winners.…

June 12, 2018

The Top 5 Movies Added to Netflix This Year

Tori Ihnen, Fort Hays State University

Time to add these titles to your binge list.…

June 12, 2018

The 7 Movie Sequels You Need to Watch in Theaters This Summer

Alexandra Fabugais-Inaba, Rutgers University

All of your favorite characters are back on the big screen as movie sequels are set to highlight theaters this summer. …

June 12, 2018

12 Times Hayley Williams Mentioned Mental Health in ‘After Laughter’

Michelle Dreyer, Southern New Hampshire University

Paramore's lead singer finds her new voice and her old laugh.…

June 11, 2018

Podcast political With Friends Like These

5 Podcasts to Listen to if Keeping Up with the News Feels Impossible

Melissa Lee, State University of New York at Oswego

Here are the best podcasts to tune in to if you’d rather ignore those pesky CNN notifications.…

June 11, 2018

Anna Delvey, the Mastermind Scammer of Europe

Cameron Andersen, New York University

She successfully manipulated an entire city into believing she was royalty, but the $62,000 debt on a credit card told a different story.…

June 11, 2018

‘Gunshot’ Sound Effect Sparks Panic and Criticism at Bonnaroo

Alexis Rogers, Temple University

Eminem's sound effects in 'Kill You' sparked conversations about whether gunshot-like sound effects are appropriate in the wake of mass shootings.…

June 11, 2018

Take-Aways from Trump’s Presence at the G7 Summit

Rebecca Crosby, American University

The 45th president spurred more than his fair share of controversy at the 44th G7 Summit shortly before his meeting with Kim Jong Un.…

June 11, 2018

‘Hereditary’: When ‘Horror’ Is Truly ‘Horrifying’

Katie Sheets, University of Vermont

Although the movie's plot seems similar to many others in its genre, the dread and horror it instills is not.…

June 11, 2018

Why the World Needs More People Like Supermodel Iskra Lawrence

Jenna Cramer, University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown

The host of Facebook Watch's 'The Mirror Challenge,' Lawrence has gift for combining body positivity and realistic advice.…

June 11, 2018

Saying Goodbye to Net Neutrality Might Mean Saying Hello to Consequence

Maya Ramani, University of Virginia

Net neutrality has now officially been repealed, and nobody knows exactly what the future holds for internet usage.…

June 11, 2018

Crime Documentaries The Investigator: A British Crime Story

Here Are 4 Eerie Crime Documentaries to Watch This Summer

Allison Kestler, Augustana College

Between the blood and investigative prowess, these documentaries will remind you that being a detective is nothing like playing Clue with the family.…

June 11, 2018

Airbnb Is Using Its Platform to Provide Housing During Natural Disasters

Jamie Lovley, University of Maine

The home rental service allows individuals to register their homes as emergency shelters, bringing new meaning to 'loving thy neighbor.'…

June 11, 2018

‘Legally Blonde 3’ Will Make You Happy, and Happy People Just Don’t Kill Their Husbands

Katie Sheets, University of Vermont

The next installment of the 'Legally Blonde' trilogy will not only bring joy, but also spark conversation about how to address the newest age of feminism.…

June 11, 2018