Entertainment
Teresa Tucci: Crafting a Voice That Speaks Across Stage and Screen
Before Teresa Tucci ever stepped onto a conservatory stage or toured concert halls, she was a child placed in ballet classes at three - not because she asked, but because she needed somewhere to channel her energy. Movement became her first discipline. Music followed...
Super Bowl 60 TV Ratings: NBC and Bad Bunny Keep Up
The Super Bowl identifies not only the NFL champion but, every year, captures within itself a view of US culture, media practices, and collective consciousness. A notable example of something like this is in Super Bowl LX, which was held on February 8, 2026, sweeping...
From Heated Rivalry to the Mainstream: Women and the Rise of Male-Centered Romance on Screen
When Heated Rivalry came out, hardly anyone in the entertainment industry thought that it would become a cultural flashpoint. It was adapted from a dearly loved sports romance novel about a slow-burn relationship between two male athletes that exploded onto online...
A Living Heritage: The Choreographic Story of Sara Guo
Her silent convertibility to action has an ambulatory conversation - not just with her body but with memory, identity, and lineage. Sara Guo, a dancer and choreographer, working at the threshold of cultural heritage and modern expression. She declares her art to be...
KATSEYE Is Having Their Best Year — and the Grammys Just Beeped To Tell Us So
The current generation of pop acts frequently ride the social wheel of fame and disappear in the same instant, at least one top-notch crew goes the other way: blasting up, passing the limits and making a stir as if in a fireworks show. It’s KATSEYE - a global girl...
From Courts to Scripture: Steven Sego’s Battle for Faith and Liberty
Steven Sego is not your run-of-the-mill author; he is not a scholar with a wall of degrees, nor is he a politician draped in rhetoric. He is a man who survived, a builder, a father, but most importantly, a man of faith who has walked through both earthly courts and...
From Caverns to Cosmos: George R. Dasher’s Boundless Journey Through Science, Storytelling, and Survival
West Virginian author George R. Dasher isn't your regular sci-fi writer. The man has walked the muddy floors of Appalachian caves, worked as an exploration and an environmental geologist, and raced against time as an EMT and as a paramedic. But between the dark of the...
The Magical Dual World of Patricia E. Sandoval: From Fairy Dust to Film Sets
In the quiet afternoons in Colorado Springs, a young Patricia E. Sandoval, my spirit companion, would sit by herself with her journal, scribbling short funny stories that only she would read. Her early writings included whimsical observations, campfire stories, and...
Taylor Swift Announces the Dazzling New Album, The Life of a Showgirl
Taylor Swift has never shied away from reinvention. Through a rally of almost 20 years, the ever-changing star has jumped from country ballads to glittering pop anthems, from in-the-bedroom confessional indie folk to stadium-shaking confrontational rock. At 35, she is...