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I fake my way through lifeEvery day I wake and take the stageI put on the costume and don the accessoriesI play the part of a happy motherA fulfilled wifeA successful businesswomanEvery day I read the lines that life has written for meI am gratefulI am happyI am lovedI look at my husband and tell…

King Shelter Stand as Firm as “CONCRETE!” Against Gun Violence

Great for fans of acts like grandson, King Shelter’s “CONCRETE!” is a frantic, politically-charged anthem. As the first single from their upcoming PATIENCE EP, the song tackles gun violence with rap-like cadence over energetic guitars. “‘CONCRETE!’ is about the frustration with the glorification of the shooter,” Taylor Hecocks of King Shelter explains. “We’ve seen the…

Confessions of a Dangerous Mind (2002) – Huh?

Um… This was not something I knew about. Confessions of a Dangerous Mind (2002), based on the autobiography of the same name, is about prolific game show producer Chuck Barris (The Dating Game, The Newly Wed Game, and The Gong Show) who claims to have been a contract killer for the CIA. I never even…

Pride Month: Companies Who Support LGBTQIA+

While Pride month is already over halfway over, that does not stop companies from declaring support for the LGBTQIA+ community. Inspired by the Stonewall Riots in June of 1969, the idea of being queer has converted from what used to be considered a mental disorder to an act that we are proud to support. He…

5 Father’s Day Presents He’ll Be “Dadly” in Love With

Father’s Day is coming up on June 20th, and it can be stressful trying to find a gift that conveys how much a dad brings to their child’s life. Here are five options that will make his day and then some! Love Cork Screw “We Go High” Rosé, $18 Perfect for your Father’s Day dinner,…

Catholic Guilt Acknowledge Grief and Mourn on Touching Track “Nothing…”

Grief and loss are, unfortunately, something everyone has to deal with at some point or another, but life can go on and you can grow from that hardship. Melbourne rockers Catholic Guilt reflect on losing a loved one with “Nothing…,” the final single from their August 2020 EP This is What Honesty Sounds Like. “‘Nothing…’…

Adaptation (2002) – Beautifully Meta

Sometimes, you just don’t have it. You just feel lost and have no ideas. It’s nice to know that someone as talented as Charlie Kaufman goes through the same thing. Adaptation (2002) is about just that. Adaptation, written by Charlie Kaufman (Being John Malkovich), is an exaggerated account of Charlie Kaufman’s attempt to write an…

TWICE Gear Up for Summer With ‘Taste of Love’ Mini Album

After two full-length albums, winning the hearts of fans all over the world, and a thrilling performance on The Ellen Degeneres Show, TWICE have finally released their lively project Taste of Love, just in time for summer! It’s the tenth mini album the group has released in their six years of being a band, and…

Bidder Pays $28 Million to Go Into Space With Jeff Bezos

Ever since the Cold War, people have dreamed about the possibility of going into outer space, but imagine the ability to fly to space with the richest man on earth. That is just the case with one anonymous bidder who has forked over $28 million dollars for a seat on Blue Origin’s New Shepard Suborbital…

The Beast

Can we see the end of this turmoil
The end of the suffering
Many days I watch and wait for the end of it
The blood that seeps onto the floor

Look To The Future

She saw her future just a little past the lake. It called to her from across the water She started towards the future that sat on the other side As she took her first steps towards the water She felt her past pulling her back The past that was following close behind Her past kept…

Immersive La Ferme Pop-Up Market Opens in East Hampton

Now that New York City is reopening as summer excitement comes to a peak, there are countless adventures to explore in the coming months. In East Hampton, lifestyle brands Alimentari Flâneur, Dada Daily, and Ruby are teaming up to curate La Ferme, a pop-up market that opened June 10th and aims to bring the Mediterranean…

Fargo (1996) – North Dakotan Accents And Violence

Fargo (1996) is a fun movie. An early film in the career of The Cohen Brother’s, Fargo is police officer investigating a crime committed by a group of bungling criminals. What truly makes this movie something special is the constant juxtaposition between the nice, polite mannerisms of the main characters and the horrible, brutal acts…

Interscope and Essentia Unveil Insightful “Stop for Nothing” Artist Series

COVID-19 made daily life harder for everyone, but especially artists who draw from their own experiences for their work and couldn’t tour or connect with fans in person. That’s why Interscope Records is teaming up with Essentia Water for “Stop for Nothing,” a musical spotlight series that features a new up-next Interscope artist each month. …

June 2021 Marks Record Heat Wave

The impact of climate change has been deafening. Due to human’s mistreatment of Earth’s environment and their uses of fossil fuels, global warming has been increasing exponentially. This is shown currently by the unexpected heat wave that America, specifically in Northeastern states, has been enduring this past week. According to reporter and meteorologist Matthew Cappucci,…

Lorde Hints at a Summer Comeback with Sunny “Solar Power” Teaser

It’s been a tough few years to be a Lorde fan – Ella Yelich O’Connor, who rose to stardom with “Royals” in 2013, hasn’t released any music since June 2017’s Melodrama, which received a nomination for the Grammy Album of the Year. Luckily, her listeners won’t have to wait much longer! On Monday, Lorde updated…

Space Flight: Then and Now

Regardless of whatever controversy may be going on with the rest of the world, the space program is showing no signs of slowing down. In fact, it’s the strongest it’s been in a very long time. Last week marked exactly a year since SpaceX and NASA made history with the launch of CrewDragon on May…

Elizabethtown (2005) – Surprisingly Poignant

I started this movie expecting, and admittedly wanting, some silly dumb romantic comedy featuring two of the hottest stars of the mid-2000s. But that is not what I got. That’s not what I got at all. I mean, first of all, Kristen Dunst, the female lead, doesn’t get any significant screen time until almost an…

Filipino Street Food Pop-Up on the rise

As everyone is booking appointments for their COVID-19 vaccines and more businesses and events are up and running, pop-up events are on the rise with many new creative and inclusive shops from all over the world. The Creative Space located in Sacramento, Calif. hosted a pop-up event titled ‘Aloha Sunday’ with several local vendors in…

Katastro Drop Danceable “One Day” Ahead of ‘Sucker’ Album

Katastro is determined to soundtrack your summer with “One Day,” a tropical-esque track about a back-and-forth relationship. “One Day” is the newest offering from their upcoming sixth album, Sucker – fans have already heard, and fallen in love with, tracks like “100 Rips,” “Way Too High,” and “The Way I Feel.” The Phoenix-based group –…