The ‘90s and early 2000s marked the golden age for romantic comedies. Unrealistically heartwarming, low-stress movies, these “chick flicks” set the bar high for epic scenes of love declarations and...

For Percy Jackson fans, a TV Show adaptation was a dream come true. After the badly adapted and badly rated film, featuring aged-up characters and inaccurate events, fans eagerly awaited the release of...

On Valentine’s Day of 2016, inventor and visionary David Hanson activated his robot “Sophia,” the most advanced humanoid robot the world had ever seen. Assembled in Hanson’s Hong Kong laboratory,...

“What happens in there, fueled with the terror of becoming prey, see how quickly we become predator? See how quickly civilization disappears?” -Dr. Volumnia Gaul The Hunger Games: The Ballad of...

In an interview conducted shortly after his 2020 election victory, Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville misidentified the three branches of the United States government as “the House, the Senate, and the...

There is nothing like Hollywood or Sunset Strip drama in a summer read. Taylor Jenkins Reid pulls it off in her remarkably similar yet still quite interesting books The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo and...

Imagine a world where robots walk among us, not as menacing villains from science fiction movies, but as members of a more complex future society. Dr. Kate Darling explores this notion in The New Breed,...

As October approaches, the National Honor Society executive board and members prepare to welcome the upcoming cycle of inductees. NHS, the culmination of years of service and dedication to the community,...

  Tech week, the infamous seven days leading up to a production, features what can only be described as beautiful chaos; it is the satisfying culmination of months of effort—and the last chance...

The first book I finished in 2023, and also the first personal reading book I finished in four months, Crazy Rich Asians, by Kevin Kwan, saved me from having to revoke my book-nerd status. This book is...