Purchasing a ticket for the movie Snowden is like going down the cereal aisle at McCaffrey's; bland, no fun, and nothing to be excited about. Film director Oliver Stone had the great opportunity to portray one of the most controversial historical events of the century, but Stone did not take this opportunity; rather, he showed …
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From furry fingernails to dreadlocks made of yarn, the New York Fashion Week has consistently showcased innovative and unique designs at the forefront of fashion. This year, however, there were two especially interesting and unique features: the first collection with hijabs, or traditional headscarves and the first model who is a victim of an acid …
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You’ve probably seen it before: white fashion gurus at Coachella getting attacked for wearing gem bindis, Blake Lively being slandered all over social media for commenting that she has an “LA face with an Oakland booty,” Rihanna’s “Princess of China” music video receiving criticism for mixing and matching style elements from different Asian cultures. White …
By: Michael Miller Many avid ABC viewers are probably familiar with its giant selection of family comedies. Modern Family, Blackish, The Real O’Neil’s, Fresh Off the Boat, and The Goldberg’s are just a few of the channel’s giant hits. ABC has broadcasted the stories of a variety of families and the diversity of their shows …
By: Miriam Lubin and Sarah Hudes This past July, American hero and culinary maestro Guy Fieri graced our town with his presence. Guy Fieri, Food Network Star winner, host of the TV show Diners Drive-ins and Dives, is an inspiration to many—especially us, two avid Triple D viewers. When we first heard that Guy was …
By: Emma Killeen Justin Bieber’s Purpose tour launched March 9 of this year in Seattle, Washington where hundreds of fans united to be purely entertained by the one and only JBiebs. Since then, the pop star has been dancing in a hail of sparks and through sheets of water across the nation. Saturday, May …
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By: Danielle Brubaker Upon finishing We Are The Ants, I stared in silence at my wall for a good half hour. I think that’s a sign of a good book: when there’s no space left in your head to think about anything other than how emotionally destroyed you are. What a strange, dark, eerily …
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