The mid-to-late ’00s were the golden age for good guilty pleasure playlists. Thanks to Green Day, T-Pain, and Five for Fighting, popular turn-of the-century songs gave way to some of today’s greatest throwback jams.
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Family Matters in ‘Game of Thrones’
‘Game of Thrones’ may have forgot where it came from as the customs of the Seven Kingdoms become frequently and blatantly transgressed in Season 6.
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When Stars Fall out of Their Constellation
Some of Hollywood’s brightest stars of olde are barely even visible anymore. What extinguishes some of these bright flares into oblivion.
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Hollywood: The Ruination of Holidays
Every few years, it seems as though the higher-ups in the entertainment industry try to keep things interesting by plaguing the public with a pretty rotten rom-com or a disastrous, star-studded drama.
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Latching Onto Lyrics
Lyrics can let us sing along and add a part of ourselves to a song, making them some of the most compelling aspects of our favorite musical pieces.
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Power Ranger Danger: Just the Same or Brand New
The Power Rangers are being taken out tomes of time and being injected it into the modern age. Modern viewers will always wonder whether these old timers can survive the scrutiny of the contemporary eye.
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Instagram: Walking a Virtual Red Carpet
When society’s obsession with social media extends into every facet of daily life, Instagram users feel an overwhelming pressure to post the perfect picture.
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Finding Guitar’s Next Hero
Guitar is finding a new place in the modern band landscape, becoming something we have never seen before, while harkening back to the great players of old.
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Batfleck Begins
While ‘Batman v Superman’ wasn’t all fans had hoped it would be, the film set the stage for what could be the finest Batman iteration to date.
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A Curtain Call on Theater Etiquette
In spite of all the costume changes, set design details, and choreography that goes into making an off-Broadway play, the audience is ultimately the one factor that power to make or break a show. These days, the crowd hasn’t been on its best behavior.
