You have exactly five minutes after walking in to get over the initial discomfort of being the only white person in the room. Put your big girl/big guy panties on and power through because the weirder you make it, the weirder it will be for everyone. And take this as a minuscule introduction to the things your partner of color deals with every day.
Simply put, this decade in music is one we won’t soon forget. And with it coming to close, The Miami Hurricane thought it necessary to take a look back at the songs, artists and albums that defined it.
Wearing a white linen shirt and flip flops with a venti Starbucks coffee in hand, Farrell seemed to be a simple man. But the salt and peppered color of his hair suggested wisdom, a man with years of experience and plenty to say.
The show was weird. It was uncomfortable. But it was authentic and captivating. That’s something I can definitely get behind.
Immersed in the amazing talent in front of me, I was on the verge of tears after realizing how monumental and inspirational that moment was— to have someone so successful and confident for curvy girls to look up to.
In less than two weeks, “IT Chapter Two,” the highly awaited finale to the highest grossing horror film of all time– hits theaters, and according to director Andrés Muschietti, fans are in for a treat.
Staying healthy is hard. Staying healthy in college is even harder. So, the Hurricane took the guesswork out of it. Here are six easy ways to keep looking good, but more importantly, to keep feeling good.
While donating your old clothes and collectibles might be the easiest thing to do, these fours selling apps make de-cluttering just as simple while adding on the possibility of bringing in some extra cash.
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A look at Miami’s 11th annual Pride Festival through the lense of Edge Editor, Jordan Lewis.
Year-round, Miami is a hub for the LGBTQ+ community. But once a year– usually around early April– everything gets bigger, better and gayer as the LGBTQ+ community, along with their friends and allies, gathers to celebrate their identities.
“The crowds? No problem. The outfits? That kind of eccentricity is what I live for. The music? Not my favorite, but I’ve survived countless parties on frat row, so how bad could it be?” I thought.