Today’s modern entertainment has been fueled by an ‘internet revolution’ of sorts, as social media users impact the manner in which content is produced, consumed and advertised. Recent headlines...

Coach Marc Schneider, a Lambert teacher and football coach, is the epitome of following his heart and investing in his passions.  Schneider's journey began at Fairleigh Dickinson University in New...

John Mulaney is a 38-year-old, six-foot-tall stand-up comedian who leads a simple life in New York with his wife, Anna, and his beloved French Bulldog, Petunia. He is known for his innocent look represented...

While there have been multiple successful movies that highlight LGBT characters and relationships, like Moonlight and Call Me by Your Name, these movies are typically aimed at older audiences with R ratings or more artistic audiences with showings only at arthouse theaters. In teen-aimed content, LGBT representation has a reputation for not going well, usually either having stereotypical one-sided characters or very sad storylines. In recent years this has been improving, but #buryyourgays is an undeniable trope. Some people think movies like Love, Simon aren’t necessary and that current teens won’t appreciate it but I disagree. Love, Simon provides semi-realistic positive content for teens, whether or not they’re gay, Love, Simon is a fun relatable story, and positive relatable role-models are never unneeded when you’re growing up.

“Kingsman: The Secret Service” was the surprise hit of 2015, making 414.4 million dollars total in the box office worldwide and was the second highest grossing movie the weekend it premiered - only...

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