by Kaytlin Tabb | Jul 14, 2026 | Media with a Message
Movie theaters have been a staple since the 1800s, when Émile Reynaud screened the Pantomimes Lumineuses animated movies. Since then, movie theaters exploded in popularity to keep up with the growing motion picture craze. In 1896, the first permanent, dedicated movie...
by Kaytlin Tabb | Jun 13, 2026 | News & Politics
Gen Z has been credited with a variety of things — they’re blamed for tanking the bar industry, the economic decline, and stilted interactions in public. One of these many complaints include the slang that’s emerged from the generation. With words being thrown around...
by Kaytlin Tabb | May 28, 2026 | Media with a Message
Film and television isn’t a stranger to complicated female characters. We’ve seen hit after hit involving complicated female characters, but the public seems intent on demonizing them. Or, in other cases, pretending as if these women don’t exist. Some Examples of...
by Kaytlin Tabb | May 1, 2026 | From Experience
As the summer nears, college decisions have either been released or are continuing to be released. It’s normal to be overwhelmed with multiple decisions coming at you all at once. Check each of the commitment deadlines for the acceptances and put the waitlists and...
by Kaytlin Tabb | Apr 16, 2026 | From Experience
In the post-COVID era, social media has become a uniquely influential force on popular lexicon. Instead of a loser, you’re a chud. Instead of looking cool, you’re aurafarming. Instead of being a feminist, you’re a girl’s girl. But there are considerations to have with...
