Pop Culture

Look-alike competitions are a desperate attempt from fans to garner attention by looking and acting like a celebrity—it’s long overdue that fans start seeing celebrities as people.

Social media is now shaping election outcomes as the first generation raised with it reaches voting age.

Eight years after his death, Leonard Cohen, Canada’s beloved singer and poet, continues to be celebrated through his teachings about love, art, and beauty.

Jewish-Canadian musician Leonard Cohen’s poetic voice has enchanted listeners since his first song was released in 1956.

Aussie Shore is putting the “reality” back in reality TV.

With the Nov. 5 United States presidential election predicted to be a tight race, the mobilization of American voters living abroad is more significant than ever.

It’s no longer cringe to let the camera eat first. The “camera eats first” phenomenon reflects a modern way of appreciating and preserving memories of beautiful meals that were shared with different people in different places.

It’s crazy just how fast the night changes.

Kamala Harris is betting big on Gen Z.

It appears the motto of this year’s Paris Fashion Week (PFW) is to let your bra go.

Every generation needs its defining women-led ensemble show. Gen X has Sex and the City, millennials have Girls, but where does that leave Gen Z?

Directors and writers need to find a balance between the two extremes of romance films.

It was a starry night for Jeremy Dutcher at the 2024 Polaris Music Prize Gala.

Reducing female friendships to the label of being a “girl’s girl” upholds a shallow version of feminism that promotes the objectification of women, actively upholding the patriarchy.

Some touring musicians take their impact on the planet more seriously than others, and it shows.

#MomTok is nothing more than a shallow attempt to capitalize on the complexities of motherhood and faith for the sake of viral moments and brand deals.

Artists are humans too—your selfishness shouldn’t cost them their well-being.