Oscar Almonte Espinal
Halloween is right around the corner, which translates to that time of the year when people get to be at their most grotesque nature. Many will be turning to movies and shows this Halloween season to get some spooky vibes since they can’t go out onto the streets. Continue Reading Diverse Spooky Books to Read This October
Makayla Baddeley
Some college students might be looking for some tips on what to use when making homemade COVID-19 masks. Continue Reading Homemade COIVD-19 Mask
Ariel Bondarenko
This pandemic has been having an impact on our lives for almost eight months now. And so far, it isn’t showing signs of letting up anytime soon, so much so that the CDC has already begun releasing guidelines for the holiday season and how we should go about seeing family and making celebration plans. Continue Reading ‘Tis the Season, but Make it Socially Distanced
Peter Jaskiewicz
When you think of October, Halloween is likely to cross your mind. But no ghost, ghoul, zombie, or any other spooky monster will live up to how the COVID-19 pandemic changed the holiday this year. Continue Reading The Scares are Still On! Ways to Celebrate Halloween in 2020
Breelyn Webb
This list of 31 movies you can watch for free via YouTube, Peacock and TubiTV streaming services has something for everyone. Continue Reading 31 Spooky Season Movies You Can Watch for Free this October
Megan Tomoney
“Fake News!” Is that something you have heard recently? From a family member? A friend? Maybe you even said it. Whoever it came from, while it might not always be the case, there is a higher level of distrust in the media today than we as a society have ever seen. And it’s starting to become as big of an epidemic as the unfortunate Covid-19. Continue Reading Fake News! And How To Find It
Oscar Espinal
As Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month comes to an end the media will slowly stop enhancing Latinx voices that should be recognized. Although there is an entire month that is dedicated to celebrate this minority group in America, the Latinx impact on this country should be celebrated all year around. Latinidad cannot be captured in one month, so here are 5 Latinx books to continue reading after Latinx Heritage Month. Continue Reading 5 Latinx Books to Continue Reading After Latinx Heritage Month
Ryan Shea
Disney has been no stranger to controversies surrounding their filming productions, as seen with films like the 2020 remake of Mulan. However, while most people are concerned over their film production, many tend to overlook what goes on with their merchandising production. To say it’s unsavory would be sugarcoating it. Continue Reading Disney’s Labor of Less Than Love
Christopher Tully
Since quarantine have you subscribed to Netflix? Maybe Disney Plus? If not, you may want to do that now. Continue Reading Corona Virus’ Impact on the Movie Industry
Breelyn Webb
With more impressionist paintings than any other city in the United States, Philadelphia is a prominent city for the arts and entertainment. It is home to over 2000 murals, more than 50 museums, and countless music venues.
The arts and music industry have been hit particularly hard by the coronavirus closures. Continue Reading Recovery on the Horizon for Arts and Entertainment Venues in Philly