One of the podcasts that has been growing over the past year is Crime in Sports — which I’ve personally grown to love. With the various crime-related podcasts across the Internet, this is a nice change of pace from the somewhat morbid telling that other people might do. 

“In The Tall Grass” debuted on Netflix Oct. 4 and is based on the Stephen King and Joe HIll novel with the same title.

I decided to sit down and play through one of the latest, most hyped, video games of the month. Not “Gears of War 5” or anything like that. I’m talking about “I Love you, Colonel Sanders! A Finger Lickin’ Good Dating Simulator.” 

Before one can attempt to appreciate “All My Heroes are Cornballs”, the new 18-track album released Sept. 13 by rapper JPEGMAFIA, one must understand what a cornball is. A cornball can be defined as “an unsophisticated person,” according to Merriam Webster. What that has to do with the conte…

Billie Eilish. At only 17-year-olds, Billie Eilish’s album, “When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?” hit number one on the Billboard Hot 200 in April 2019. She was the first 2000’s artist to have an album make the cut. Just recently, she knocked Lil Nas X out of the top spot in the Billboa…

1. RSO (Registered Student Organization): 

In “The Righteous Gemstones,” premiering Oct. 18, actor Danny McBride returned for his third HBO series as Jesse Gemstone. In the new comedy series, Gemstone is part of an evangelical family that has turned preaching into a multimillion-dollar business.

HBO debuted season 14 of “Hard Knocks” on Tuesday, Aug. 7. The show aims to capture the life of American professional football players and coaches, including practices, life at home, and everything in between.

HBO recently released “Who Killed Garrett Phillips?”, a chilling two-part documentary about a 12-year-old boy who was murdered in his home after school on October 24, 2011, and Nick Hillary, the man accused of doing it.

The movie “Share” shows its audience the power viral videos can have, but more importantly, it shows, in a heartbreaking way, an unfortunate reality women have suffered or could suffer.