Sorry Swifties, you may not like this one. As you all know, I am the resident baseball fanatic here at The Connector. I’ve dropped lite takes about football but nothing
As if the podcast industry isn’t oversaturated enough, it has now been plagued by the rise of the TikTok podcast.
Studying film abroad for a whole summer was the thrill of a lifetime. Especially since I had never lived outside of America. After exploring everything that I enjoyed and hated, I settled on a list of top things I learned through all the ups, downs, and the drama that inevitably occurred.
Don't get me wrong: I love witnessing a bit of public condemnation online like the rest of us.
The first time I heard a Natanael Cano song, I was hooked. Intoxicated by the throaty guitar, the way the horns wailed and the mindset the music embodies, I had no choice but to indulge in the culture of Corridos Tumbados and how it has impacted the Mexican-American youth the way Rap and Punk Rock did for the Black and White American youth once before — a genre bred out of rebellion.
Being a child in a lower-income household in the early 2000s, I could be considered an absolute expert on all things “terrible cartoon movies." My favorite days involved my parents
Georgia’s own bigoted fried chicken chain is on the up-and-up, with its revenue in 2022 rounding out to about 11.3 billion dollars.
On the quest for playlist-worthy music to vibe to this summer, the Connector bumped into SZA’s latest album "SOS."
A woman is always seen, not heard. She’s picked apart piece by piece for the façade she is forced to put up to remain relevant. Look back in history, what do you remember these women for?
Thrusted into the world of the Moulin Rouge, Amara Holland and Stephanie Dejak embarked on a journey together. A journey of love, passion, glamor and Lady Gaga.