Jo Koy’s Golden Globes monologue faced backlash for uncomfortable jokes, targeting celebrities and, notably, a controversial Barbie joke. In the context of HFPA’s past controversies, Koy’s performance aimed to rejuvenate the awards show’s image.
Dry January isn’t for the weak—especially at Queen’s. Though you don’t have to be intoxicated to have a good time, it’s easy to feel pressure to have a drink in hand. This cocktail of compulsion and temptation is what discourages many of us from partaking in a sober month. However, if you feel like ditching the booze this month, here’s a brief guide to thriving this Dry January.
As we embark on a new cinematic year, the anticipation for new masterpieces is palpable.
Tween girls are taking over Sephora and many frustrated adults have taken to social media to express their annoyance, saying Sephora and its products aren’t meant for children. However, It’s worth asking why the blame is being placed on tween girls, who are merely surrendering to the influences of brands and media.
From retro streetwear to patterned boxer shorts, this nostalgic blend of vintage and quirky elements defines the “eclectic grandpa” aesthetic. Comfort-driven and gender-inclusive, the “eclectic grandpa” trend not only bridges generational gaps but also weaves personal stories into everyday attire.
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