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4 Reasons Football, Not Baseball, is the New American Pastime
Alex Baudoin in Sports 1 month ago
As the first ten days of the MLB season comes to an end, here are four reason why football, not baseball, is America's new favorite pastime.
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YouTube Accidental Racist Brad Paisley: Watch Song Here
Alex Marin in Music 1 month ago
Brad Paisley and L.L. Cool J. have partnered in a bizarre musical experiment that involves Confederate flags and chains. Wait what?
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Pandora Radio: Is FM Radio Officially Dead?
Nathaniel Khaleel in Music 1 month ago
With the evolution of digital media, FM radio has become expendable, and with it all the conformity it propagates.
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Lena Dunham Book: What It Means for Millennials
Anaam Butt in Books 1 month ago
Dunham and Yousafzai come from different worlds, but that’s what the millennial generation is all about, and these two have a message to share that is unique and special to Gen Y.
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Electronic Arts Takes Home the Golden Poo Award For Worst Company in America
John Ford in Gaming 1 month ago
EA, the massive video games company, won the "golden poo" award for being the company that most mistreats its customers. EA, of course, disagrees with the dubious honor.
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Advertisements Are Still Sexist, But Consumers Are Getting Smarter
Yasmeen Chism in Pop Culture 1 month ago
When Kate Upton is labeled as simply "Best Internet Cleavage," it's hard to believe that sexist advertising can sink any lower. But consumers may be getting more savvy.
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Cat Marnell Book Deal: Drug Addict Deserves Fame and Recognition
Caitlin Reilly in Pop Culture 1 month ago
With her new book deal, controversial addict/former XOJane editor Cat Marnell is back in the limelight and sharing her experiences with drugs. Here's why she deserves to be noticed.
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8 TV Shows That Get the City They're Set in All Wrong
Andy Holdeman in Television 1 month ago
Dear Some Popular Television Shows, you're not fooling us with your inaccurate city settings. A show can be made or undone by its details, so here's your warning: be a little more like "Friends."
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