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This morning, Chicago based rock group, Fall Out Boy, released the newest single off their upcoming album MANIA. The song, “The Last of the Real Ones” is the third single to be released in promotion of their seventh studio album, which was originally going to be released this month but has been pushed back until January 19th.
People may believe that millennials are entitled, that we’re never satisfied and always complaining. But I like to think that despite the enormous wall of student loan debt, overwhelming levels of anxiety, and pressure to be politically correct that my generation faces, we really aren’t that hard to please. Just give us an opportunity to relive our childhoods and escape the world we were raised in for a few hours and we’re good to go. And studios everywhere have picked up on this: that the most appealing element to millennials when it comes to the media we consume is nostalgia.
"All was well"
It is the era of the diss track, and Taylor Swift, who is no stranger to writing a song about every event that’s ever happened to her, has joined in on the fun with her newest single “Look What You Made Me Do.” This song is the lead single from her upcoming album Reputation, and the music video for the song will be released during the 2017 MTV Music Video Awards later tonight at 9:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. Taylor Swift has dominated the VMAs over the past several years, so this music video announcement comes as no surprise.
The most recent installment of the Marvel Cinematic Universe released in theaters last week. Highly anticipated after the success of the first film, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 delivers on many of the aspects that made the first film great: the characters are dynamic and likable; the story is well written; the effects are great; and it is incredibly funny. However, while Vol. 2 excels in many aspects, it falls flat in others and doesn’t quite measure up to its predecessor. Yet it remains an enjoyable film full of great action, witty dialogue, and even a couple of tear-jerking moments.
Over the past several months, content creators on YouTube have had an uphill battle when it has comes to their ad revenue. Many YouTubers have had their videos randomly demonetized, most without any notification or reason why. Why is this happening? Well, many large companies have pulled their advertising from YouTube after seeing that ads were placed on inappropriate videos. Videos showing extreme violence or containing hate speech weren’t caught by YouTube’s monetization algorithm and were still running ads, and companies like McDonald’s, Walmart, Verizon, and many others have decided to pull their ads from YouTube in general. In response, YouTube has had to pull back on their monetized content, which makes sense from a business standpoint, but does not bode well for the content creators who have made their living on the platform.
This past weekend, the highly anticipated horror film from writer and director, Jordan Peele, Get Outreleased in theaters. The film is wonderfully written and expertly cast as it tackles racism in a unique and thought-provoking manner.
We talk about the monumental event that was The Grammy Awards this year. We breakdown winners, losers, performances, and performers.
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