Separating Artist from Art: Todd Phillips and Joker
The film is not overly violent or grotesque, and it is not disturbing in the ways people have been describing it as. It is simply a whine-fest. A beautifully acted, well-crafted, subtle whine-fest.
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Behind the Scenes: The Life of an MTV VMAs PA
As soon as I walked through the door of the loading dock, I became a moving part in the VMA machine. People were bustling around, pushing boxes, moving props, setting up offices; it was pure organized chaos. Even though I did not meet anyone yet or had the chance to put down my backpack, I already felt like I was meant to be there.
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How to be an Ally to a Sugar Baby
Concern for safety is welcomed and appreciated, but the overforbearence which it inhabits is too much at times, and sugar babies would much rather receive emotional support than overly worried tantrums.
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Quarter-Life Crisis
With today’s dismal economy, overwhelming student debt, and the spike in home prices, life for young adults is not as easy as it once was several years ago.
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Many Sides, One Story
Despite the fact that balancing two cultures can be challenging at times, at the end of the day, they are both major parts of my identity.
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Lizzy Grant, Lana Del Ray, and the Venice Bitch
Reflecting on the beginnings of her discography and throughout, Del Rey’s character arch is irrefutable.
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But He’s a Pisces…
Those who believe in the power of astrology often find themselves overthinking about the type of people they are meant to love.
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Is It Okay To Not Know What You Want?
The expression of independence is a growing narrative within society, with more and more people owning their sexuality and pleasure. It’s liberating, but it also creates two poles of relationships: the casual and the serious.
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The Ethics of Age Gaps
The first man I became romantically involved with was 19 years old when I met him. I had freshly turned 15 at the peak of our relationship, and to make matters worse, he was my theater camp counselor.
