Pop Culture

I can’t stand sitting idly by for hours in the sun doing absolutely nothing, unlike some. For my own entertainment—and hopefully yours as well—I’ve compiled a list of incoming summer shows to keep your mind occupied this summer.

This article discusses substance abuse and addiction and may be triggering for some readers. The Canadian Mental Health Association Crisis Line can be reached at 1-800-875-6213.

Season 27 of The Bachelor concluded Monday night with a happy engagement—and the woman who took home the ring is from Kingston.

People love what they love because of how it moves them.

When I finished The Last of Us  video game for the first time back in 2018, I cried, and then immediately played it again. 

Netflix dropped season four of You this month, giving us the latest of rare-book-collector-turned-serial-killer Joe Goldberg’s exploits.

Your order is served: the abolishment of the celebrity fast food meals.  

Buccal fat removals, lip fillers, butt lifts and more—it seems like every day there’s a new type of plastic surgery taking the internet like storm.

The 57th annual Super Bowl took place on Feb. 12, and while some watch the Super Bowl for football (weird), many watch it for the halftime show.

With the abundance of reality television series on streaming services and satellite television, it’s hard not to indulge yourself. Even those who say they don’t like reality TV have watched at least one, whether it’s Love is Blind, Too Hot to Handle (THTH), The Circle, or The Mole.

Gold hoop earrings, small tops and baggy pants pairing, and sneaker culture, are only some of many fashion trends that have originated and popularized by Black culture.

The success and excellence of the Black community are potent everywhere, whether it’s seen in fashion or mainstream media—television, films, or music. However, it’s not always spotlighted. 

Sitcoms are the heart of North American television.