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David Archuleta Is Walking the Tightrope Between the LDS and LGBTQIA+ Communities

The famous 'American Idol' singer-songwriter recently came out, but still remains faithful to his religious beliefs.…

July 2, 2021

Is the Wait Over for Season 3 of HBO’s ‘Succession’?

Anxious fans have reason for hope as plot details emerge and production wraps on the upcoming addition to the beloved award-winning series.…

July 2, 2021

An illustration of Link from The Legend of Zelda. (Illustration by Kati Dean, Chapman University)

What Secrets Has the Zelda Franchise Revealed for the Breath of the Wild Sequel?

Alice Han, Pepperdine University

Two years after the release of the video game's first teaser, Nintendo dropped a second trailer that unearths more of its features.…

July 2, 2021

'Cruella' starring Emma Stone came out earlier this year. (Image via Google Images)

Making Cruella de Vil a Woman of Color Would Create a Compelling Story

Fatima Sani, Rollins College

The famous character has been reincarnated in media countless times, but is almost always a white woman. Challenging this norm would be a step in the right direction.…

July 2, 2021

What’s Next for Among Us? — The Roadmap for 2021

Jenna Amore, Oakland University

The beloved game is finally getting the updates that fans are demanding — as well as some surprises that they didn't expect from the game.…

July 2, 2021

An art piece of a lionfish in a tank against a blue background.

Lionfish Are Invading the Atlantic, and They’re Wreaking Havoc

Lauren Sung, University of Georgia

This saltwater aquarium staple has long since invaded the American coastline. Here's how it happened, why it's a problem, and what people are doing to try and fix it.…

July 1, 2021

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3 Historical Drama Pieces To Watch This Fourth of July

Elliot Jackson-Ontkush, Skidmore College

Consider immersing yourself in some American history with the following titles this Independence Day.…

July 1, 2021

illustration of a flower with an eyeball and butterflies in an article about Dreamcore

Dreamcore Mixes Nostalgia and Liminality for a Complex, Emotional Aesthetic

Zach Terrillion, Oberlin College

The trend is reminiscent of dreams. Do the images it depicts make you feel nostalgic or do they leave you feeling terrified?…

July 1, 2021

An image depicting two people wearing masks walking away from anti mask protestors, demonstrating how the mask has become a culture war in America.

How the Mask Became the Latest American Culture War

Sydney Smith, University of Pittsburgh

COVID-19 has laid bare many issues in our society, including the politicization of everything — like masking up.…

July 1, 2021

In an article about Disney, an art piece of Mickey Mouse holding a sign, silhouetted against an instagram post frame and a red background.

The History of Disney Is Problematic — Can We Still Enjoy Its Work?

Beth Nipper, University of Iowa

The entertainment giant has a long history, filled with both success and controversy. How should an individual enjoy media while engaging with it critically?…

July 1, 2021

YouTuber Nick DiRamio Mixes Informative Commentary with Humor

Ariana Quijano, Georgia State University

Trying to find critical analysis of popular media can be extremely difficult, given how easy it is to express an opinion to the world. This YouTuber, however, has found his stride and passion for film…

June 30, 2021

An illustration of characters from Mice and Murder.

‘Mice and Murder’ Uses D&D To Tell a Classic Murder Mystery

Jenna Nelson, Scripps College

This story of sylvan sleuths told by CollegeHumor alumni appeals to both Dungeons and Dragons fans and whodunit fans by creatively blending the two.…

June 30, 2021

Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale protagonist, June, as she looks at the camera with a face covered in injuries from the season four finale

Repetition Was Killing ‘The Handmaid’s Tale,’ but Its Most Recent Finale Saved It

Savannah McCracken, University of Arizona

The bloody season four ending of this Hulu adaptation involved vengeance long overdue — and left fans wanting more.…

June 30, 2021

In an article about COVID-19 and its effect on television, a picture of a movie theater with a warning to wear a mask

Don’t Plague Television Favorites With the COVID-19 Pandemic

Michelle Buckley, Chapman University

Despite the 'new normal' of coping with the pandemic, production crews must learn where to draw the line between the viewers’ reality with their shows’ fantasy. …

June 30, 2021

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HINDZ Is Filled With Good Vibes And Self-Reflection

Lauren Koop, London School of Economics - Peking University

The YouTuber and mindfulness educator invites his listeners to join him for a chat over a cup of tea, creating a safe space online to discuss mental health.…

June 30, 2021

in an article about taking a break at work, a person at a laptop taking notes

How To Make a Work Break Successful

Daniel Reed

You weren’t meant to grind all the time. Here’s how to take some time for yourself to make your working hours more productive.…

June 30, 2021

Illustration by Peyton Stark of Elden Ring character

Everything You Need To Know About ‘Elden Ring’ Before It’s Released

Jayni Nielsen, Pace University

After two years of no news since its initial teaser, the highly anticipated action fantasy role-playing video game finally has an official trailer and release date.…

June 29, 2021

Illustration of a bedroom featuring the [as] bump

Why Is Your TikTok FYP Crowded With Homemade [Adult Swim] Bumps?

Olivia Wisse, Hofstra University

If you use the social media app, chances are you’ve recently encountered this trend that spoofs Cartoon Network's programming.…

June 29, 2021

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Learning About Synesthesia: How To Teach Your Brain To See Music

Elizabeth Dewit, University of Pittsburgh

The unique experiences of this condition have been studied by experts only recently, but research suggests that there's more to the senses than scientists originally thought.…

June 29, 2021

‘Feel Good’ Season Two Isn’t Worried About Keeping Audiences Comfortable

L.R. Staples, Sarah Lawrence College

In comparison to the first season, the show's second season really lets viewers see a more vulnerable side of Mae.…

June 29, 2021

How To Leverage LinkedIn, the Social Media for Employment

Briana Byus, Biola University

Navigating the website can be challenging in an ever-changing job market, so here's a breakdown of how to maximize your presence on the professional platform.…

June 29, 2021

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How Your MBTI Can Lead to Self-Discovery in Your 20s

Natalie Gabor, Indiana University-Bloomington

The popular personality test doesn't determine who you are, but it certainly helps individuals learn how to be the best versions of themselves.…

June 28, 2021

R. L. Stine’s ‘Fear Street’ Films Will Offer Nostalgia to an Older Audience

Alexandra Cortez, Trinity University

If you loved the 'Goosebumps' series when you were younger, you have reason to be excited for the new, violent editions of Stine's work.…

June 28, 2021

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Sorting Hat Quizzes Undermine a Central Theme of the ‘Harry Potter’ Series

Elliot Jackson-Ontkush, Skidmore College

They may be fun, but they are missing an important question: Which house do you think you belong in?…

June 28, 2021

Rainbow Capitalism Strikes Again This Pride Month

Jayar Brenner, Michigan State University

Every June, corporation after corporation puts out items covered in rainbows and other LGBTQ+ symbols to celebrate Pride Month. But is it just a performative way to make more money?…

June 28, 2021

An image of a baker in a tasteful white uniform demonstrates the working-class aesthetic.

Why Are so Many People Obsessed With ‘Dressing Up’ as Working Class?

Mason Cannon, Columbia University

Middle and upper-class infatuation with the blue-collar aesthetic boils down to privilege and a need to appear as though we work harder than we do.…

June 28, 2021

Olivia O'Brien and a group of friends sitting together in a living room setting for a music video from her album Episodes: Season 1. (Image via Google Images)

‘Episodes: Season 1’ Is Olivia O’Brien’s Chance To Be Her Own Main Character

Mai Senser, Virginia Commonwealth University

In the first half of her sophomore record, the singer-songwriter has taken control of her own narrative, exploring a wide variety of musical genres.…

June 27, 2021

Rogers and Target's collaboration speaks to women of color most prominently. (Illustration by Olivia Luo, Ohio State University)

The Christopher John Rogers x Target Collection Deserves More Praise

Jael Davis, DePaul University

The retail giant's most recent fashion collaboration might signal a shift to more high-fashion styles and more diverse designers.…

June 27, 2021

In the Heights screenshot. (Image via Instagram/@intheheightsmovie)

‘In the Heights’ Falls Short in Depicting the Struggles of the Afro-Latino Community

Study Breaks Staff

Although the musical shines with its extravagant choreography and touching moments, it barely scratches the surface when it comes to real representation issues.…

June 27, 2021

An art piece of rap artist Polo G against a brown background. (Illustration by Yana Ramos Cutrim, George Fox University)

Polo G’s ‘Hall of Fame’ Is a Messy Attempt at Vulnerability

Anna Hupp, University of Wyoming

The moody soundscape and raw, vulnerable lyrics of the artist’s new LP are impressive, but his blind instinct for self-preservation is less so.…

June 27, 2021

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