By Kolin Kriner
Shrek doesn’t look like Shrek — and that’s a problem.
Dreamworks released the teaser trailer for “Shrek 5” this month, and to the surprise of many, they made Shrek look like a watered down version of himself.
I’m not...
By Kaliyah Green
TikTok has evolved music discovery, with its algorithmic approach. TikTok creates viral trends where snippets of songs can skyrocket to fame, often long before they hit traditional music charts.
This phenomenon is not limited to mainstream artists. Many...
By Kolin Kriner
The story line of “The Substance,” directed by Carolie Fargeat, became a living reality the night of the Oscars when Demi Moore was robbed of winning the Academy Award for Best Actress to Mikey Madison, who starred...
By Kaliyah Green
When Mother Nature throws a snowy tantrum, upstate colleges should put a pause button to keep everyone safe and tucked inside their beds, turning potential ice disasters into cozy study days.
Given the harsh winters that affect the...
By Kolin Kriner
Time Management
Prioritize tasks
List out upcoming assignments and exams and organize them by urgency. This will give you a visual idea of what you need to do and how you should prioritize the order in which you do...
By Kolin Kriner
After years of education — and thousands of dollars worth of debt — many soon realize that they were never taught basic life skills needed to survive in our day and age. Tasks such as filing taxes,...
By Kolin Kriner
Football is the epitome of being American. People gather to cheer on their favorite teams as players throw a ball back and forth. It’s an art.
An art I don’t care about, at any level. So unsurprisingly, I...
By Kaliyah Green
The resurgence of nostalgia in cinema tugs at heartstrings, yet risks dulling creativity by recycling tropes instead of pioneering fresh ideas. Instead film goers get to see sequels, reboots and remakes — often stifling originality, leading to...
By Sophia Albertie
Usually people keep these things private, but sometimes what’s meant to be private becomes center stage. It doesn’t necessarily have to be a tragedy. Maybe it’s a regret, or something super embarrassing. Maybe it’s a physical insecurity,...
By Kolin Kriner
After the mediocrity that was Taylor Swift’s Midnights — which won Album of the year at the 2024 Grammys — I soon realized that the voters of the Grammys simply have no taste.
So when it was time...
