Just the Beginning: LilHuddy
When it comes to internet celebrities, there seems to be a niche that everyone fits into. Whether it be based on interests, looks, or personality,…
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The Issue With “Ginny and Georgia” and Taylor Swift
After a one-liner in what is supposed to be a feminist television show sparked quite a bit of controversy last week, it’s about time the…
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Make Way for Ella Emhoff: Stepdaughter of VP Kamala Harris Is the New Face of IMG
When it comes to daughters of powerful political figures in the U.S., there’s always an unspoken protocol to follow: have a polished public presence, be…
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Get In Losers, We’re Making Instagram Casual
The magic of social media will define our generation for decades to come. The ability to digitally share special moments in our lives, maintain a…
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The Scarlet Number
A countdown was started on my local radio show to my 18th birthday — euphemistically the date that I would be legal to sleep with….
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The Attack on Big Tech: Democrat and Republican Perspective
Republicans have recently made headlines related to their vocal opposition against “Big Tech” censorship. “Big Tech” refers to the power technology companies—Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix…
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Emma Chamberlain: The Trendsetting Gen Z Queen
YouTube star Emma Chamberlain has been continuously influencing the fashion world at 19 years old with her authentic cool-girl style and has become Gen Z’s…
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Controversy in the Music Industry
The music industry has seen a lot of controversy over the years and these past few months have been no exception. Well-known rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine…
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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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Kimye-Taylor Feud Resurfaced: Was Taylor Telling The Truth?
Looks like the Kimye-Taylor feud is back! Recently, Taylor Swift and Kanye West’s infamous phone call resurfaced, causing Swift fans to go wild. To recap:…
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How the Fashion Community is Helping Fight COVID-19
From gowns to masks, there’s nothing these designers can’t do as they lend a helping hand in the fight against COVID-19. Following pleas on TV…
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4 Reasons Why You Should Do A Digital Detox
Let’s face it — most college students are addicted to their phones. According to a study done by Psych Central, college students spend around eight…
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The Women’s March: Continuing the Impact in 2020
On January 18, people across the nation took to the streets for the 2020 Women’s March. Although it is a fairly young movement — the…
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The Hand-Slap Heard Around The World
The new year did not get off to a great start for Pope Francis. The 266th pope found himself in hot water after a video…
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Friending Your Co-Workers on Social Media?
In the days before social media, it was easier to keep work life and personal life separate. Now our online profiles are blurring the lines and making it more important than ever to be aware of the proper social media etiquette when you want to be taken seriously at your job.
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TikTok … Vine 2.0?
The fall of Vine. An era we thought left us prematurely has been revitalized under a new name: TikTok. Once again, it’s 2013 and short videos are fueling our laughter.
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Ok Boomer …
What began as a joking phrase has evolved into a rallying cry for young people… so what does it mean?
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Ariana Grande: Celebrating One Year of Thank U, Next
In celebration of the recent anniversary, VALLEY is taking a look back at the album as a whole, why it was created and why we love Ariana as much as we do.
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Lowest Unemployment Rate Since 1969
In recent news, the unemployment rate has significantly decreased, and President Trump brought attention to it by posting multiple tweets earlier this month.
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A Dystopia Come To Life: China’s Social Credit System
What may seem like dystopian fiction is slowly being implemented in China. The country plans on ranking its citizens completely by their “social credit” by 2020, leaving no dark corner unturned.
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