The moral of the story is that I have loved Harry Styles for a long time and I have listened to every piece of music that features him… and I got to thinking about how much that has changed since I was 13 years old with posters plastered on my wall.
After Harry Styles run-in with accusations about his gender presentation, it's time to take a look at what makes gender presentation important.
Every year, Ball State welcomes many different events during Unity Week that are intended to promote diversity and unity among the Ball State community. This year, Queer Monologues saw its second performance in Pruis Hall.
Welcome back everybody to a new season of Remixed! In this week's episode, we talk about concerning trends regarding the journalism industry and some albums recently released last week by Mac Miller, Halsey, Eminem, etc. How does music journalism impact our history and why are these trends so concerning? How does Eminem's album compare to his older music and create controversy? Does Mac Miller's new album give justice to his legacy? Find all this out and more in this week's episode of Remixed! Hosted by: Jack Gillespie and Baylie Clevenger Edited by: Kellyn Harrison Thumbnail by: Katherine Simon
‘Fine Line’ is a dreamy creation. The vocals and flow are beautiful and work alongside a new sound to create a gorgeous album.
Welcome to this week's episode of The Coven! This week we talked about the recent controversial events regarding TI demanding his daughter's records after visiting the gynecologist. How does this contribute to the stereotype of the protective father? What are some examples of this trend in media today? Find this out and more in this week's episode of The Coven! Hosted by: Ashley Curry, Baylie Clevenger, Sam Smith Edited by: Kellyn Harrison Feature Graphic by: Evan Williamson
Rocket’s music is full of ups and downs, heartache and happiness, and definitely some girl power jams that should only be played at full blast. Let’s dive into the discography of Sizzy Rocket.
This event played a pivotal role in making the voices of queer people heard. While many other queer events can become straight-washed, BUZZ/cut made an effort to promote the voices of queer individuals and artists.
From The Symposium to queer pulp novels of the 50s and 60s, it’s easy to say that queer media has come a long way. We no longer have to know a person who knows a person who has a secret gay book that we can borrow, nor do we have to suffer through the terrible writing and plotlines of those pulp novels.
Sizzy Rocket delivers the same alt-pop sound listeners have come to love, but more polished and personal with her sophomore album ‘Grrrl.’
