Quentin and Jeremy are very different people. One drinks coffee, the other drinks tea. One doesn't know the members of the X-Men, one does. One has listened to “Big Girls Don’t Cry” by Fergie on...
Folks, I have terrible news (or fantastic, depending how much mileage you get out of irony poisoning and the color green): Brat Summer is over.
But that doesn’t mean the end of the world! In fact,...
The day has finally come. Philadelphia rapper Meek Mill has been released from prison after being arrested in November 2017 for violating his parole. As someone proudly from the Philly suburbs, Meek Mill’s...
If you pop into the Green Mill Cocktail Lounge in Uptown (Broadway and Lawrence) on a Saturday night, you’ll hear covers of the music that ruled the streets of Chicago throughout the forties, fifties...
We’re only about 30 years away from Quartz’s prediction that the U.S. will be the largest Spanish-speaking country on the planet. Those of us who are the children and grandchildren of immigrants make...
One characteristic of people who go to DePaul, or live in Chicago in general, is the massive amount of time spent in elevators. Standing stiffly in elevators takes up more of our day than we think—whether...
Females have been uniting now more than ever, as recently seen at the Golden Globes last week. Women came together to raise awareness and promote change through the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements. Another...
As we struggle to brave this unbearably cold weather, music can provide us with a much needed reminder of warmer, better times. Personally, I like to spend my time reminiscing about when I could step...
Taylor Swift sends a message by pulling music from streaming service
Taylor Swift sold 1.2 million hard copies of her album “1989” in its first week of sales. But that’s not the only reason she...
