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Taylor Swift lifted a fourth Album of The Year award at the Grammys. (Courtesy of Instagram)

Glamor, Girl Power and the Grammys!

Mary Hawthorn, Photo Editor February 14, 2024
At the tail-end of all of 2024's awards shows, the Grammys highlighted some of the best music within the past year. 2023 was certainly the year of girl power, as the best female artists in the industry stole the show.
Answer to GGs Crossword Issue 4

Answer to GG’s Crossword Issue 4

Grace Galbreath, Assistant News Editor Emeritus February 14, 2024

UMG removes popular songs from TikTok after contract comes to an end. (Courtesy of Instagram)

UMG Silences TikTok

Sarah Urbano, Digital Producer February 14, 2024
After the end of their contract with the popular social media app TikTok, Universal Music Group (UMG) pulled their music from the platform. Now, users are faced with the struggle of finding new sounds for their content, and new artists are grappling with finding new ways to promote their music.
Billy Joel perfoming his new single Turn The Lights Back On. (Courtesy of Twitter)

Turn The Lights Back On, Billy Joel!

Alexander Hom, Contributing Writer February 7, 2024
After three decades of retirement, Billy Joel makes the comeback of a lifetime with his new single "Turn The Lights Back On." After a career of extreme success, Joel fans celebrate this new release full of joy and nostalgia.
Elijah Rhea Johnson thrills crowd with his perfect performance as MJ. (Courtesy of Instagram)

CAB’s Excursion to MJ Musical was a Thriller

Isabella DeRosa, Assistant Culture Editor February 7, 2024
Campus Activities Board's Weekend Activities Committee went on an excursion to see the musical "MJ" on Broadway. From dancing to singing and acting, Isabella DeRosa, FCRH '26, describes her experience watching the play.
The New Sarah J. Maas novel is causing controversy amongst readers. (Courtesy of Sophie Maselli for The Fordham Ram)

Sarah J. Maas’ Books Are More Than Just Romance Novels

Lillian Verdi, Contributing Writer February 7, 2024
Sarah J. Maas is known for her writing in the romance-fantasy genre. Although this genre has gained a shallow reputation, there is certainly more to her novels than what meets the eye.
 Eddie’s muttered with snow a few weeks ago was a sight for sore eyes. (Courtesy of Hannah Boring for The Fordham Ram)

Snow Lands on Top (of Fordham)

Hannah Boring, Production Editor February 7, 2024
After last winter's mild weather, it seems that NYC is back to its typical winter spirit. The snowstorm that covered the East Coast in mid-January has reminded Fordham students of the joy in the winter season.
The exhibition featured art displaying stages of Picassos life. (Courtesy of Mehak Imran for The Fordham Ram)

A Journey Through Picasso’s World: Exploring “Picasso in Fontainebleau” at MoMA

Mehak Imran, Contributing Writer February 7, 2024
The Museum of Modern Art is home to a brand new exhibit highlighting some of Picasso's best works. This exhibit offers fans of Picasso's art to explore a particular moment in his life: his summer in Fontainebleau, France.
This season of The Bachelor starring Joey Graziadei promises lost of drama. (Courtesy of Twitter)

Never-ending Second-Hand Embarrassment: The Bachelor

Claire Krieger, Culture Editor February 7, 2024
It is officially that time of year when Monday nights are full of drama, competition, and romance. Claire Krieger, FCRH'26, shares her opinions on America's most well-known reality show, "The Bachelor."
The English Countryside? A fantastic time. (Courtesy of Grace Galbreath for The Fordham Ram)

A Love Letter to England’s Countryside

Grace Galbreath, Assistant News Editor Emeritus February 7, 2024
Grace Galbreath, FCRH '25, shares her journeys through the English countryside. After exploring the bustling city of London, Galbreath was excited for this change of scenery.
The film hauntingly juxtaposes family life against the terror of Auschwitz. (Courtesy of Twitter)

“The Zone of Interest” Is A Monumental Picture

Caleb Stine, Culture Editor February 7, 2024
Mind-altering, shocking, and daring, director Johnathan Glazer meets all expectations with film "The Zone of Interest". Caleb Stine, FCRH '25, shares his experience watching the film that approaches notorious history from a new angle.
Answer to GGs Crossword Issue 3

Answer to GG’s Crossword Issue 3

Grace Galbreath, Assistant News Editor Emeritus February 7, 2024

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