“Quiet on Set” is a new docuseries on HBO Max that uncovers a toxic culture behind the camera of 90s and early 2000s children’s television. The life of child actors, stardom and the studio’s clandestine practices are this series’ central themes. The first episode was released on March 17 and […]
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OPINION: Detroit Tigers show promise in 2024
It is officially baseball season in Detroit and the Tigers are heating up in the first month of their season. The Tigers started off their season strong and began with a noticeably good record. The Tigers were the last team undefeated in Major League Baseball before facing the New […]
OPINION: ‘Helldivers 2’ a game that needs to be on your radar
Standing with a prestigious 9/10 on IGN and rated “Very Positive” on STEAM, “Helldivers 2” took over the gaming industry by storm in February and shows just how powerful a game can be with the power of social media influence and community building. With the gaming industry sitting in […]
OPINION: Gun control a complex issue in United States
A couple days ago, I was reading an article on the rate and the impact of the violence that comes with robbery, car stealing and even killing in rich and wealthy neighborhoods in the United States. One of the main things that was being talked about was the resolutions and […]
OPINION: ‘Rainbow Six Siege’ growing in popularity in 2024
Move over, “Fortnite,” “Rainbow Six Siege” is here to stay, and it’s reclaiming its throne as the ultimate battle video game. As the game enters its ninth year, “Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege” video game’s resurgence is nothing more than remarkable. Since the price of the game has dropped, more […]
OPINION: Return of Michigan Central Station great for Detroit
After more than three decades of being abandoned, the iconic Michigan Central Station is set to reclaim its place in the heart of Detroit. As a resident of the area and a student at the University of Detroit Mercy, I can’t help but feel a surge of excitement as this […]
OPINION: UDM’s Cuba trip a life-changing experience
This spring break, I traveled to Cuba alongside a group of 20 individuals from the University of Detroit Mercy. The experience changed my life. Cuba, a country with a unique history and blend of complexity and beauty, is unlike any place I had been to before. Although I did enjoy […]
OPINION: It’s time to open up more Detroit Mercy entrances
At the University of Detroit Mercy, the one entrance to the campus seems to always be backed up. Such a decision often overlooked is the use of other school building entrances. While it may seem trivial, the choice of which entrance to prioritize can significantly impact safety, traffic flow and […]
OPINION: ‘Dune: Part Two’ a sequel worth watching
The sequel to “Dune,” “Dune: Part Two,” came out on March 1 and it has fans raving. The film is directed by Denis Villeneuve, who co-wrote with Jon Spaihts. This film is an epic science fiction film. The first movie is based off the book published in 1965 and written […]
OPINION: Racism experiences across my world travels
An important and sensitive topic that has been ongoing all over the word and talked about nonstop for a long time is racism. Indeed, every continent has faced and experienced in some ways some form of racism, and you can find it in all kinds of domains. Mostly it is […]
