Photo by Bibiana Aguero Generation Y or millennials are often criticized for being the anti-monogamy generation, but the persistence of the acronym "BAE" proves otherwise. Standing for " before anyone
Illustration by Anderson Carman In an interview, Tupac Shakur described his attempt to evolve the word "thug" beyond its dehumanizing depiction of people of color growing up in poverty, to
Image by Acquille Dunkley It is not uncommon in the south for a stranger to approach you and say hello or to ask you how you’re doing, but as a
Image source: Vimeo. There is a video clip that features a dance opera in a very unlikely place: The European Council for Nuclear Research’s (CERN) Large Hadron Collider (LHC). The
Photo source: YouTube The phrase “Bye Felicia” originated from a scene in the film “Friday” (1995) in which Craig and Smokey dismiss a woman named Felisha who asks to
Illustration by Anderson Carman I’ve seen it in titles of Vine videos, in the comments under photos of women posted on Instagram and Facebook and in songs. It was an
Illustration by Nathan Pinney “He should treat you like a princess.” I have seen this advice on many relationship blogs and advice columns written by men and women who have
With temperatures dipping below freezing this past week, I wanted to make a simple one pot dish that would keep me warm and last the week
Valentine’s Day for me usually equals me eating out on my own dime, but my weekly grocery budget is not allowing it this year. Fortunately one of my favorite dishes is inexpensive to make at home. Spaghetti is the perfect Valentine’s Day dish. Who can forget that iconic kiss in Disney’s “The Lady and the Tramp” over a plate of spaghetti and meatballs? Frankly I like a little spice in my romance, so this holiday, I will be making a spicy spaghetti inspired by one of my favorite Thai restaurants in Birmingham, Alabama.
Like most people, I enjoy hosting a Super Bowl party. However, with a $20 weekly grocery budget, I had to make due with what was in the fridge instead of ordering out.
