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Picture this: It’s a typical Saturday night spent on the couch catching up on the latest episode of you and your significant other’s favorite television show when out of nowhere someone rings the doorbell not once… not twice… but a gazillion times, frantically wanting to be let in. Not accustomed to anything other than cuddling
Pete Davidson became a household name overnight after the announcement of his engagement to pop singer Ariana Grande. But even before he was known as the guy with “big d*ck energy”, or as the recipient of the love song Ariana Grande sings on her new album, Davidson was already an accomplished comedian on Saturday Night
This review contains spoilers. The title flashes on the screen and then goes to black. The audience laughs in joint confusion. Did the movie end just like that? Is Boots Riley really gonna do that to us? The answer is yes. But what led up to that abrupt ending was mind-blowing. Going into Sorry to
Every time I see people ask on social media about shows they can watch on Netflix, I always have a difficult time giving them options. Don’t get me wrong, I do watch some shows on Netflix, like One Day at a Time, On My Block and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, but that’s about it. I always
Trigger warning: This article briefly references to rape and abuse. General warning: Contains a few spoilers “…This is about how we conduct debate in public about sensitive things. It’s toxic, it’s juvenile, it’s destructive. We think it’s more important to be right than it is to appeal to the humanity of those we disagree with.
On My Block is a Netflix original that follows four friends -Monse, Ruby, Jamal, and Cesar- as they start their high school experience. The show only has ten episodes with its episode airing on March 16, 2018, but it has quickly amassed millions of viewers. It has a 93% on the Tomatometer on Rotten Tomatoes and Essence Magazine
Soon the sound of school bells signaling the beginning of the day will ring across the world (if they haven’t already) and summer will come to an end. Nine months filled with assigned readings, quizzes, tests and essays await us along with sports, clubs and all those extra-curriculars. The general anxiety that comes along with
President Donald Trump has been in office for about 30 weeks now and most Americans, even those who claim not to be politically involved, can list more than a few controversial ways he has exercised his power as commander-in-chief. It is frustrating to watch mainstream news outlets speak so professionally of the unsophisticated and uncultured
