Rami’s Reviews: The Gold and Bronze of The Met Gala
By Rami Mansi The most exclusive invitation in the world, the one chance to make or break your fashion career, and Zendaya’s first Met […]
Opinions
Capitalism and Greenery: Why Is Earth Day Not A Major Holiday?
By Rami Mansi Earth Day is a significant holiday that has been marked and exemplified by both powerful movements in history, Nickelodeon’s unique […]
Rage! Rico Nasty Puts on an Electric Show for CUNY Students
By Amira Turner and Kiara Jones-Ford For most CUNY students, attending private concerts on a Friday night is not a common occurrence, but Hunter […]
The Fall of A Nickelodeon Princess: Jojo Siwa and “Karma”
By Jaida Dent and Rami Mansi From selling bows to attempts at becoming pop music’s favorite new innovator, Joelle Siwa, known professionally as […]
New Nonbinary Characters Expand Queer Representation in Gaming
By Eden Lawrence First-person-shooter video games “Valorant” and “Overwatch 2,” have achieved a “first” in their respective games: both have introduced a non-binary […]
Queen B: “Cowboy Carter” And The Ironic Underestimation of Beyoncé’s Artistry
By Rami Mansi Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter is more than a singer: she’s the matriarchal essence of music and artistry incarnate. The extent to which […]
Kendrick Lamar Fires Back At Drake: Rap Battles Remain a Part of the Industry
By Manuel Polanco From Biggie Smalls feuding with Tupac, to Jay-Z and Nas’s iconic beef that continued for years, rap feeds off of two […]
High Price Point for A Broken Game: EA is Ruining “The Sims”
By Eden Lawrence Longtime fans of The Sims franchise, commonly known as “Simmers,” are angry with the parent company, Electronic Arts, and their handling […]
Third Places Are Disappearing, and It’s Not a Good Sign
By Kiara Jones-Ford Walking into any sit-down locations in the last two years has resulted in being met with the following environments: a sign […]
Common Hours Conundrum: How to Get Involved with Student Life
By Rami Mansi Opportunities for student life and involvement are swept under the rug on a campus as large and diverse as Brooklyn College, […]