entertainment
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The true harm of true crime
What are the moral implications of being a “true crime girl”?
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TikTok needs to go
“Any space that allows bigotry to fester — whether deliberately or accidentally — is one whose existence needs to be questioned.”
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Cynicism and frustration: A hateful combination
“Some students work out, some students meditate, and a great number of us hate-watch. It can feel so good to take that bad grade, that manager yelling at you or that deadline and put it into some perfectly crafted cynicism.”
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Lights, camera, stream!
With 83% of U.S. consumers having a subscription streaming service, the variety of services and competition puts unnecessary pressure on consumers and industry professionals.
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The irony of conservative activism: sports boycotters in 2020
Unsurprisingly, recent support for the Black Lives Matter movement has been met with backlash similar to what Colin Kaepernick faced in 2016.
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Justin Bieber: the good, the bad and the ugly
Justin Bieber releases “Changes” — his first studio album in five years. Take a look at Bieber’s tumultuous career timeline, along with album reactions from past and present Beliebers.
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Things to do in Indianapolis when you’re under 21
Finding things to do in Indianapolis can be tough when you’re under 21. Here are 12 activities that might have slipped your radar and are sure to please.
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Stream Wars: Netflix’s Game to Lose?
Multimedia editor Jake Bedell looks into the rise of streaming competitors like Disney+ and evaluates if they’re worth your monthly subscription fees.
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The truths and falsehoods of TV college life
There is a huge entertainment value behind watching college first years trying to hide bodies, or watching a blonde, flamboyant cheerleader conquer Harvard — but don’t ever expect that you’ll be the one killing vampires between classes.