Grab the Tissues, Kimye is Over.
The pain is real. Hollywood is currently mourning the relationship of one of its most beloved power couples, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West. Or, for…
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The Award Shows Must Go On!
As it has with everything else in the world, COVID-19 is now affecting one of the best seasons of the year, awards season! Usually held…
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Chloe x Halle: Breaking Down Hype vs. Hyper-Sexualization
No doubt, 22-year-old Chloe Bailey and her sister Halle Bailey, 20, have taken the entertainment industry by storm. After signing with Parkwood Entertainment and becoming…
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The Britney Spears Documentary That Everyone Is Talking About
As one of the biggest pop stars in history, Britney Spears has always lived her life in the spotlight. Her career, as well as her…
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VALLEY’s Top 10 Super Bowl LV Commercials
Every year, people tune into the Super Bowl looking forward to one thing; the commercials. While some brands chose not to participate this year, like…
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The Weeknd Did That! Or Did He?
Every year the Super Bowl halftime show is long-awaited. This year, the Weeknd got to perform this spectacular show but left a lot of people…
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It Girl Status: Alexa Chung
When we think of “It Girl” typically an image of Serana Wanderson and Blair Waldorf taking over the Upper East Side in luxury clothes getting…
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Art As Protest—A Never-Ending Outlet
Judas and the Black Messiah, the newest film to be released, is making headlines as critics nationwide are praising the film set to be released…
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Gymnast Nia Dennis, #BlackExellence Floor Routine
UCLA gymnast, Nia Dennis is gaining the internet sensation once again, thanks to her captivating floor routine. Her sensational floor routine set with a medley…
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The Aesthetic of the Black Panther Party
“Judas and the Black Messiah”, releasing on February 12 of this year, is an inside look at the Black Panther Party and its fight for…
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Celebrating The Life and Legacy of Cicely Tyson
There is no better time than February, also known as Black History Month, to take time and remember the great African Americans and events that…
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Why You Need to Watch “To All The Boys 3”
The final installment of the “To All the Boys” series comes out Feb. 12, and we’re pretty emotional about it. What we know so far…
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Podcasts of The Week
Sylly week is over and with the semester in full swing, who really has time to sit down and binge-watch their Netflix queue, let alone…
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Why Poetry Matters Again
It is no secret — poetry has become a staple among people over the past few years. Going through a breakup? Read “Milk & Honey”…
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“Bridgerton” The Musical
Over the past few months, the Netflix original show, “Bridgerton,” has taken the internet by storm. The show follows young English men and women from…
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Rina Sawayama: ‘not British enough’ for the Mercury Prize
Rina Sawayama is a 30-year-old, queer, Japanese-British woman breaking into the pop scene. Or rather, changing it. Sawayama started blowing up in 2017 after hit…
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Breaking It Down: “Save Your Tears” by The Weeknd
It’s finally here— The Weeknd’s new video for “Save Your Tears,” a track from his fourth studio album, “After Hours.” It is the recent addition…
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“Sex and the City” Without the Sex?
On January 10, 2021, Sarah Jessica Parker took to Instagram to reveal that she would be reprising her role as Carrie Bradshaw in HBO Max’s…
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VALLEY Review: Zayn Malik’s “Nobody is Listening”
Released Jan. 15, Zayn Malik’s third studio album, “Nobody is Listening,” delivers 11 songs that feature strong vocals and a linear story. With standout tracks…
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2020 Legends Lost
2020. The year that will go down in infamy, bringing back dreadful memories for the millennials and members of Gen Z who have to answer…
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