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For a good three years, skateboarding was practically the only thing I thought about. This was reflected in all aspects of my life: the clothes I wore, what I saw and posted on Instagram, and the gifts I’d receive on…
Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another is good, great even. The plot is succinct, the cinematography is awe-inspiring, and the acting is impeccable. It has every facet of a good picture. As someone not entirely familiar with Anderson’s body…
I think of the American West and I think of big skies and sprawling stars. I think of mountains and fields strewn with rusted machinery, defunct for half a century. I think of national parks crawling with tourists and the…
If you’ve been on the New York City subway in the past week, chances are you’ve seen advertisements for something called Friend. These ads don’t give you much to go on besides a few vague if not friendly statements, such…
A few days ago, I saw various advertisements for the latest elaborate Saudi exhibition, the Riyadh Comedy Festival, presented by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and organized by state-owned entities, Sela, and the General Entertainment Authority. Given the eye-watering finances…
Cevi, Beau, and I arrived at the Times Square Palestine march about half an hour late, which, to us, meant we were right on time. We assumed, along with the other protestors spilling off the train, that like any good…
About twenty minutes ago, I unwillingly saw a video of Turning Point USA Commentator, Charlie Kirk, get shot in the neck. A couple of months ago, I saw a news report of two Democratic Minnesota state legislators and their partners…
If you’ve spent any time on YouTube recently, you’ve most likely come across a video titled something like, “I WENT TO THE MOST GHETTO PLACE IN AMERICA” with some pasty white guy on the thumbnail, mouth agape as he’s surrounded…
A few months ago, I accompanied my father to his U.S citizenship interview at 26 Federal Plaza. Had this happened a year ago, it probably would’ve been an afterthought to me, and I wouldn’t have gone to this; After all,…
Something happened to “meme culture” in 2024. Sure, the genre of media had never landed a highbrow respect, but last year it felt like it was pushed down a peg. As Gen Z gazed queasily upon a world of increasing…
