What’s Going On With @DeuxMoi?
Instagram’s celebrity gossip ecosystem has been shaken by the newest page to take the spotlight, @deuxmoi with 503K followers and counting. This account uses a…
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The “Dianassance”
You’ve probably seen the TikToks, the tweets, or the Instagram stories. You may have seen the new season of The Crown on Netflix or listened…
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The World of Azealia Banks
On November 6, Donald Glover, aka Childish Gambino, reignited his long-dormant Twitter account to update fans on his new projects. In one tweet, he listed…
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Meet VALLEY’s Fall 2020 Entertainment Section Opener: DeAndre Malcolm
“There are so many artists that do so much but they are kinda slept on, because they’re not provocative in the way that other artists…
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The World of Celebrity Church
Every Sunday, millions of Christian Americans go to church. Whether it be for the community, or obligation, or just to connect with religion, the American…
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True Crime’s Reckoning
“Stay sexy and don’t get murdered.” Those are the words that end every episode of one of the most popular true-crime podcasts in the world,…
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How to ‘Decolonize your Media Diet’
After the killings of Ahmaud Arbery and George Floyd, as well as an overwhelming outpouring of support for black Americans, many began to wonder how…
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YouTube and The Alt-Right Pipeline
YouTube has paved the way for an entire generation of teens who grew up on their platform. Whether they were raised on beauty vloggers or…
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The Origins of Comfort
A lot of what makes up modern fashion for most people is the aspiration of looking effortless. No one wants to look like they put…
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Camden and What to Advocate for Right Now
The cracks are finally showing. The events over this past week have led many people who were formerly trusting of United States police departments to…
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Tyquise Edgerson: Far from Typical
Tyquise Edgerson’s experience at University Park has been far from typical. Edgerson, a senior majoring in telecommunications, started his Penn State experience at the Berks campus near his hometown of Philadelphia.
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How Megan Thee Stallion Revived the Remix
Megan Thee Stallion’s remix to her breakout hit, “Savage,” hit the music world like a brick when it dropped. Megan, who had been garnering a substantial amount of attention since her “Hot Girl Summer” in 2019, was slowly climbing the ranks to true rap stardom.
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How Netflix is Nailing Trash Reality TV
Since its 2013 release of “House of Cards,” Netflix has been a premium source for prestige television. The streaming service’s main selling point is its…
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The End of Celebrity As We Know It
Fame is subjective — it always has been. The celebrities that excite one group of people rarely excite another, and the “roadmap” to fame looks…
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Baking: Therapy for the Quarantined
The natives are getting restless. Or at least that is how it feels for people all over the world reaching the end of the first…
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How People Are Using Twitter to Fight the Power
On March 23, about two weeks into our current shared nightmare, the Trump administration deployed a new method to assuage the fears of the American…
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Let’s Get Sad (+ A Playlist For Your Sorrows)
While we all sit in our homes with nothing to do but play The Sims 4, it is becoming apparent that many of us may…
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Is Social Media Ruining “The Bachelor”?
Since its premiere in 2002, “The Bachelor,” and its subsequent spinoffs, have become embedded in American culture. America’s decades-long obsession recently finished a season marked…
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Please Don’t Touch My Raf, Again
Raf Simons, the prolific Belgian fashion designer known for his inventive streetwear collections and youth-oriented designs, has been appointed as co-creator of Prada after his…
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Gone Fishing…For Compliments
It’s a familiar sight: a young person, typically a young girl, posts a video on TikTok, a photo on Instagram, or a joke on twitter,…
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