Culture Crush: Lauren Smith-Fields — Episode Six
By Zahria Hart / February 17, 2022On this episode of Culture Crush, host Zahria Hart discusses the mishandling of Lauren Smith-Fields' case by the Bridgeport Police Department.
On this episode of Culture Crush, host Zahria Hart discusses the mishandling of Lauren Smith-Fields' case by the Bridgeport Police Department.
Game Freak mixed up their Pokémon formula to create a less than satisfactory game with Pokémon Legends: Arceus.
Laurel Hell marks Mitski’s sixth album and her first album release in over three years. With her previous success of Be the Cowboy, the “Nobody” singer certainly left fans on the edge of their seats, desperately hoping for a scrap of a new single—or at least the mention of a new album.
When our curriculum centers its lessons on a sanitized version of history, students are not taught how to respect and appreciate cultures different from their own, resulting in insensitivity and distrust toward people of color.
Imagine you are sitting on your couch on a romantic Valentine's Day, flipping through channels or scrolling through streaming apps. One genre is prevalent across all platforms: romance movies. They are everywhere but nothing can beat the carefully crafted formula of Valentine’s Hallmark movies. Filled with C-list actors, cliche plot lines, and over-the-top romance, what more can you ask for?
My relationship with my grandmother had always been strained. You would think it would make losing her easier, but it actually made it a lot harder.
If Ball State accepts Theta Chi’s attempt to come back and reestablish a new chapter, Ball State’s administration will be setting a dangerous precedent for Greek Life organizations.
Betty White filled the grandmother, mother and friend role needed by so many generations of women before me.
Femininity itself is not toxic. But controlling and weaponizing femininity certainly is.
The only constant you will ever have, for every new year you celebrate, is yourself, so you may as well treat yourself kindly and give yourself room to grow.
When Taylor Swift’s Red first came out over nine years ago, I vividly remember going to the mall, walking into Justice, and seeing stacks and stacks of the CDs next to the sparkly camisoles; meanwhile, “I Knew You Were Trouble” was playing over the store speakers. Now I am 20, and in my anticipation of the rerelease of Red, I felt the exact same butterflies in my stomach as my 11-year-old self did that day inside Justice.
Will we be the generation that can live in a world where there’s an actual work-life balance?
There’s nothing wrong with five, or three, or taking a gap semester and coming back to study something completely different than what you originally had planned.
Doom Patrol's third season is a strong, albeit weird, addition to its series of dysfunctional superheroes.
Rittenhouse was always going to get away with murder, not because of the facts of the situation, but because of the country we live in, a system that prioritizes white innocence over the suffering of others.
After a 40-year hiatus, the world-famous Swedish pop group is back with a new comeback album that takes listeners on a journey through life's highs and lows.
Ed Sheeran completes his quartet of math-symbol-titled albums with the emotional and familial '= (Equals).'
Wes Anderson is back with a new pastel cinematic outing: 'The French Dispatch'; an anthology of blasé attitudes and whimsical storytelling that writers and readers will adore.
DUNE is a sci-fi epic for the ages; inviting the next generation to travel across space and time for years to come.
To me, the “War on Terror” was a lost cause I didn't believe America would win.