Hollywood honours Angelique Kidjo as first Black African Stroll of Reputation famous person
Five-time Grammy winner Angelique Kidjo became the first Black African to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Tuesday, marking...
“It’s Large in There”: The Inhuman Hell of Backrooms
Note: This article discusses characters and events in the film Backrooms but seeks to avoid major plot spoilers.We have returned to the era...
A Cultural Critique of Michael Jackson and Fashionable Idolatry
The release of Michael has reopened one of the most emotionally charged conversations in modern culture. The film’s massive box office success proves...
The Means Out of the Maze: A Mirrored image on Caro Claire Burke’s Yesteryear
When I first came across one of this summer’s hottest novels, I literally rolled my eyes. A novel about a tradwife influencer who...
Eurovision: Winners occupied with 'armed warfare' now ineligible to host contest
The winning country in Eurovision will be ineligible to host the contest the following year if involved in an armed conflict or a "sensitive geopolitical...
Do Our Selections Subject? Company and Prophecy in Deltarune
On June 24 of this year, the fifth chapter of a vivid modern-day representation of faith was released. And it’s unlike anything one...
Pakistan's rising DJ scene: The ladies in the back of the turntables
Pakistan, a country known for its conservative values, rarely makes waves in the music and entertainment industry. Yet in major cities like Karachi...
Fashionable Transcendence in Motion pictures: The Immanent Solutions of Interstellar
The previous entry in this series on the modern search for transcendence in movies explored the Shimmer of Alex Garland’s Annihilation. Garland’s bizarre...
We Want New Phrases for the Studies We Didn’t Have Ahead of AI
Have you ever noticed how the absence of a specific word to describe a specific experience or phenomenon makes that phenomenon harder to...
Moments of Pleasure From the 2026 Global Cup
I love the World Cup for the same reason I love the Olympics: I believe both give us a foretaste, however slight, of...
