Russell Vought, the man, the myth, the legend, the man running the White House Office of Management and Budget. Vought is the man behind the firings across the federal government, he is the person slashing...

Snapchat has come to the revelation that Google did in 2020, unlimited free storage is actually really, really expensive. Snapchat is going to start charging people to save their memories starting in 12...

Suffolk University’s dining halls are, in many ways, in a strange position. Being in the middle of Downtown Boston, there are a lot of competitors for students’ appetites. For a smaller university...

Beauty standards in marketing and modeling have been famously controversial for the past 20 years. The idea that skinniness, blond hair and blue eyes should be the standard in marketing for clothing brands...

In today’s entertainment industry, it can be hard to keep up with the new faces that seem to be cropping up every which way. It seems that every new TV show or movie yields the latest attractive 20-something...

“And now I know the life of a showgirl, babe,” sings Taylor Swift in her new album, “The Life of a Showgirl.” Do you Swift? Because the only life you seem to know is the life of capitalism and...

With the rise of social media, comes the rise of internet celebrities. Here’s the problem: they really are just internet celebrities. While yes, the fame that has come from TikTok or Instagram may lead...

Raise your hand if you’ve ever felt personally victimized by Ticketmaster. Michael Rapino, the CEO and president of Live Nation Entertainment, which owns Ticketmaster, recently made a statement claiming...

In my ongoing quest to rank the most dangerous people in America, it is former Fox News host and (at least for now) Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s turn. I am under the impression that he is at least...

“Performative male” is a weird term. The mental image of one may or may not include a matcha latte, baggy jeans and a surface-level respect for women, but the truth of the matter is something far worse:...

Dear reader, I imagine it does not come as a surprise for me to say that higher education and its finances are not in a typical spot – so we need to stop acting like it is. In the first month of...

As of 2025, the price to buy a subscription to the New York Times is $1.50 a week or $78 a year. This price may seem small to some, but to others, this could be considered a large — and unnecessary purchase.  These...