TV Review: Hulu Asks If You Are “Woke”
When you are person of color in America, you always feel crossed between being a
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Album Review: Hannah Georgas Has All That Emotion
Change is a weird thing. It is both hated and desired. It can bring so
Diandra Interviews Brittany Campbell: Black Lives Matter
Black Lives Matter! Period! Yet, it is the fear and questioning of this statement that
Diandra Interviews Local Nomad: Born For Twilight
Local Nomad is fun, vibrant, and raw. His new, self-titled EP embraces years of tragedy
Deal Review: Why NordVPN Is The VPN
I love Slickdeals because it is a site where I can, literally, get the slickest
Deal Review: Nordstrom Rack Is The Place To Get Slick Deals
DO I love Nordstrom Rack? Yes! Do I love Slickdeals for having additional discounts to
TV Review: Netflix’s Away Is The Grey’s Anatomy of Space
Watching Netflix’s Away was like seeing Grey’s Anatomy go to space. Like the ABC doctors,
Artist Close-Up: Nasty C Is The Zulu Man With Some Power
Releasing his debut and representing for South Africa, Nasty C’s debut Zulu Man With Some
Artist Close-Up: How BTS’ Dynamite Is Launching Their Most Powerful Era
The excitement over BTS’s Dynamite, and the records it has broken, goes beyond its 7
Movie Review: I’m Thinking of Ending Things Captures My Break-up Tendencies
When I break up with a guy, I do it Charlie Kaufman style. Yes, I
Album Review: Katy Perry Comes Back With A Bigger “Smile
Sometimes, I am SHOOKETH by people who HATE on Katy Perry, of which my sole
Diandra Interviews Malia Civetz: Loving Broke Boys, But Never Heart Broke
Malia Civetz has a voice that makes you want to stand up, dance, and get
Album Review: Sam Fischer Is Doing His “Homework” About Life
The reason we love artists like Ed Sheeran or Sam Smith is not just because
Diandra Interviews Anna Sofia: We All Are Broken Perfection
When it comes to Anna Sofia, nothing is perfect, but, to her, that is
Album Review: Bel Begins Her Trilogy With “T1”
In the first of a trilogy of EPs, T1, BEL solidifies that she is not