As the school year comes to an end, AP exams are near. Now, it’s time to use this time wisely and think about ways to prepare to succeed on the AP exams. Here are the 10 top ways to help you prepare...
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With a rich history starting in the 1940s, R&B has gained large popularity throughout the decades. However, Aurieanah Payton’s review of the top 10 R&B songs leaves...
Conan Gray released his fourth studio album, “Wishbone,” on Aug. 15 which is a huge departure from his previous album, “Found Heaven.” While on “Found Heaven,” Gray discussed coming to terms...
“Captain America: Brave New World,” released Feb. 14, 2025, is the fourth film in the Captain America sub franchise within the powerhouse that is the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) and was directed...
In 2022 SZA published “SOS,” a one-hour and eight-minute album that received considerable recognition at its release, even going triple platinum in 2023. “SOS Deluxe: LANA” is SZA's newest music...
Beabadoobee’s “This Is How Tomorrow Moves” feels like a love letter to womanhood, written in pencil with plenty of eraser marks. In her fifth studio album since 2018, she’s clearly evolving and...
Gracie Abrams’ “The Secret of Us” is like that sequel you didn’t ask for, but ended up enjoying more than you expected. Sure, the lyrics punch through with some catchy hooks, and the choruses stick...
Charli plays the character of a reckless, law-breaking pyromaniac who is just trying to have a little fun. She sings of pretty cars, hating everyone around her and finding her best lighting in the reds and blues of police sirens.
Dominic Fike’s “14 minutes” is an indie summer soundtrack essential, with movie-worthy highs and sounds that are guaranteed to stick with each and every listener. Spanning a perfectly concise 14 minutes across eight tracks, this album's only flaw is that it leaves you craving more.
"HIT ME HARD AND SOFT," is a love-letter to her artistic evolution and fearless exploration of music. From the haunting narratives of ‘THE DINER’ and ‘BITTERSUITE,’ to the ethereal beauty of ‘BLUE,’ Eilish captivates listeners with her emotive storytelling and genre-bending soundscapes.
It’d be criminal to deny Beyoncé’s ability to send a listener through an unbuckled emotional rollercoaster, having to hold themselves down through the highest of highs, lowest of lows, and flips upside down, all of which are upheld by Beyonce’s natural ability to craft an art piece, and use her voice as a paint brush.
