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Children of celebrities are overexposed in social media

Children of celebrities are overexposed in social media

By Malik Clement, Managing Editor March 6, 2024
The relationship between a parent and their children is widely seen as a complex, sacred connection. Understanding the ways in which social media can be harmful to someone, especially someone at a young age, can be important, more so if there is any level of celebrity status involved.
Drakes newest album, For All The Dogs, features a number of other artists including Drake’s son Adonis, J. Cole, SZA, 21 Savage, Yeat, Lil Yachty and more.

“For All The Dogs” highlights melodic and toxic flows

By Malik Clement, Managing Editor October 11, 2023
“For All The Dogs” is a well-balanced mix of both forms of the 6 God, as the album leans heavily on its top-tier features while also showing that Drake is still having fun with his music career.
Singles for the week 4/3.

Review: Singles of the Week 4/3

By Matt Minton, Co Life and Culture Editor April 13, 2023
Singles for the week 4/3.
Despite showcasing a strong musical connection between 21 Savage and Drake, Drakes jabs at other artists like Megan thee Stallion and Ice Spice hurt the overall sound of the record.

Review: 21 Savage and Drake album lost in controversy

By Malik Clement, Design Editor November 16, 2022
21 Savage and Drake's collaboration on "Her Loss" features standout production from Lil Yachty but features questionable lyrics from Drake.
Column: Separating the art from the artist should end

Column: Separating the art from the artist should end

By Eva Salzman, Life and Culture September 23, 2021
With two of the most anticipated albums of the year featuring accused and convicted sex criminals, we can stop separating the art from the artist.
Drakes new album, Certified Lover Boy, doesnt bring anything new to the table and repeats the past styles that made the artist famous.

Review: Drake’s new album is a certified bummer

By Mike Ross, Staff Writer September 14, 2021
Drake's new album, "Certified Lover Boy," doesn't bring anything new to the table and repeats the past styles that made the artist famous.
Singles for the week 3/1

Singles for the week 3/1

By Eva Salzman, Assistant Life & Culture Editor March 8, 2021
Singles for the week 3/1
Review: Singles for the week of 11/30

Review: Singles for the week of 11/30

By Kara Bowen, Life and Culture Editor November 30, 2018

  Say, Can You Hear Men I Trust Released Nov. 30 Independent “Say, Can You Hear” begins with a bouncy bassline directly channeling The Cure, which makes its swerve into dreampop...

Review: Singles for the week of 1/26

Review: Singles for the week of 1/26

By Kara Bowen, Assistant Life and Culture Editor January 26, 2018

“JOYFUL” X Ambassadors Released Jan. 26 Interscope Records The combination of piano and soulful vocals is overdone and underwhelming. Touches of cymbals and horns in the bridge add...

Drakes More Life released, March 18, is the ninth studio album from the world famous hip-hop artist.

Review: Drake’s latest pop-rap fusion lacks life and heart

By Matt Maloney, Assistant Multimedia Editor March 29, 2017
There’s no doubt that this project provides plenty of club hits and a few potential Top-40’s radio tracks, but that is just about all it offers.
Expressing the Music In You

Expressing the Music In You

By Kylee Roberts, Blogger February 17, 2016
It's important to do things that make you happy, and listening to music while I do little tasks throughout the day really helps me! Follow and download my favorite, daily music playlist.

Progress and Regress 2

By Jared Wolf February 15, 2014

This is your second weekly round-up of pop culture stories that represented small steps forward... or two steps back. Progress: Atlantic editor Scott Stossel "came out" as a person living with anxiety...

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