Music can serve as a reminder that some things are worth doing just for the sake of doing them.

From iconic fashion moments to iconic catchphrases to iconic archetypal characters still seen in media today, the “Living Single” sitcom of the ‘90s continues to have influence everywhere.

Taylor Swift’s soon to be released album “The Life of a Showgirl” reflects her dual role as a songwriter who makes fans feel seen and an executive who shapes the industry around her.

“Little Women” is commonly referred to as one of the first feminist literary masterpieces of our time. However, many people arguing this point cite character actions exclusive to the movie adaptations. This begs the question: is the almost 800 page novel actually a work of feminism?

“Merlin” brings a new take on a traditional legend and highlights the importance of believing in yourself.

“Heartbreak High” teaches us that real friends stick together through hard times.

“Heartstopper” will break your heart as you follow a group of friends’ along their journeys of romantic and platonic relationships, figuring out their sexuality and gender identity, self-acceptance, mental health struggles and more.

Taylor Swift’s “Hoax” normally gets overshadowed by other songs on the “folklore” album, but its beautiful metaphors and poetry deserve a closer listen by Swifites and non-Swifties alike. 

Collaging isn’t just for kids–it’s a great method to express yourself and can be a fun activity with friends for college students. 

Playboi Carti's "MUSIC" album has taken the music world by storm, but does it live up to the hype?

“Wounded” at the SoHo Playhouse is an invitation to look deeper, to question everything and wonder if grief and revenge can ever be as simple as we want them to be.

Kurt Vonnegut’s debut novel “Piano Player,” written in 1952, addresses questions about the relationship between human beings and machines that are still relevant today in the age of artificial intelligence.