When people say genre-spanning I feel like they rarely mean it with sincerity. I've listened to far too many folk musicians that claim that they transcend genre, while most are pretty indistinguishable...
It’s weird that one of my three favorite bands is Weezer. Most of my favorite music was made in the ten year period between 1966 and 1975; not to mention half of Weezer’s discography is pretty laughable....
When I started making this list, I had almost 200 songs written down on a piece of paper. I crossed them off one by one as I put them on a playlist and then spent a few hours organizing them. By the time...
As an avid booklover, I have gradually been easing my way into the many writings of the famed author Kurt Vonnegut. As many do, the first novel I picked up by Vonnegut was Slaughterhouse-Five which is...
When cold weather hits and going outdoors seems like a slim option, one of the best activities to enjoy and pass the time with is to pick up a great new book. The choice of which book to read can sometimes...
Artist: Indila
Language: French
Location: Paris, France
https://open.spotify.com/album/1r7XjAgjwlakmXC2GbPXjH
Adila Sedraïa was born in Paris, France, but she also rises from a mix of Egyptian,...
According to the Daily Mail, one in three children don’t live with their father, but rather depend on their mother or other guardian to take care of them— much like in the case of Frankie Morrison...
Carol, a film based off of the book The Price of Salt, has received many Oscar nominations, and raving reviews due to its revolutionary content in the film industry. However, due to this content, the film...
Ray Goren, a now 15-year-old singer and songwriter, had already begun to immerse himself in music and the arts at a young age. By the age of three, he began playing the piano and by the age of eight, was...
The time has come, the white girls say, for yoga pants, hipster fall pictures, and the staple of the season: pumpkin spice. To be more specific, the latte everyone feels so compelled to buy only to take...
