Graphic courtesy of Maya Pegues Sophia James. A small indie artist trying to share her music and reach the people who will fall in love with it. That means she
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Charlie Kirk was shot dead on September 10th, 2025, after holding his classic debate-style event at Utah Valley University. He was in the middle of debating a student over gun
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Graphic courtesy of Adriana Colon Katy Perry claimed she was “battered and bruised” after the backlash from a recent space flight. The trip was sponsored by Blue Origin and included
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Graphic courtesy of Adriana Colón. The Met Gala always marks the beginning of May. Celebrities adorn their best fits, reactions are posted on Twitter and YouTube, and maybe some will
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SCAD News The annual SCAD TV Fest was this weekend! A lot of really interesting panels and screenings were available, and Wes Bentley received the SCAD TVFest Virtuoso Award. Career