Fast fashion, fast food and as Fraser put it, fast feelings, all cloud our perception of each other and the world around us.
Unapologetically being who we are proves to be the only freeing means of survival.
Culture, Fashion, Q & A + Profiles
Model Cheyenne Depree on modeling, acting, how to break into the business
You may have seen her hosting the Oscars, appearing on shows like “Key & Peele” and CBS’s “the Mentalist” or perhaps being the cover star of Black Owned Enterprise “Black” magazine. Now, she is here at The Miami Hurricane.
Culture, Music, Reviews
‘Featuring Ty Dolla $ign’ is a solid project, but way too long
Well known for his ability to adapt and cater to all audiences, music-veteran Ty Dolla $ign proves he is the ultimate genre-bender on the appropriately titled “Featuring Ty Dolla $ign,” released Oct. 23, 2020.
Community, Culture, Q & A + Profiles
‘Glance!’ app makes dating exciting again
Many any essential social interactions and budding romances in college have been uprooted by the pandemic. Today, dating apps are shaping students’ daily lives and seem to be the only answer to finding the “one.”
Community, Culture, Television
Thank you, Alex Trebek: A tribute to the late ‘Jeopardy!’ host
Trebek did not demand the attention of his viewers for a half hour nightly; rather, he earned it.
Culture, Q & A + Profiles
Celebrating National Drummer Day: What this UM student, future doctor says science and art have in common
Michael Aquila is a drummer and a junior at the University of Miami studying chemistry with the hopes of pursuing a career in the medical field. Originally from Haddon Township, New Jersey, Aquila crashed a pair of sticks against drums and cymbals for the first time four years ago.
Art, Community, Culture
‘The Real Surreal’ to bring works of Salvador Dali to Miami
With Art Basel cancelled this year, “The Real Surreal” aims to bring culture to the community as an escape from the hardships of 2020. Each work in the show is meant to represent hope and survival during this trying time.
Culture, Music, Reviews
Ariana Grande ushers in new, more risqué era with ‘Positions’
It is a positive sign that Grande isn’t trying to recreate the massive success of “Thank U, Next,” but rather allowing herself to evolve artistically. She’s just making music that makes her happy, and no one can complain about that.
Art, Community, Cover, Culture
Beaux Arts goes digital amid Covid-19 pandemic
“Covid has wreaked havoc on us, but we are savvy, and we can adjust very easily and still make lemonade out of lemons,” said Wendy Levitz, co-president of Beaux Arts.
Community, Culture
TikTok, Cardi B and voter registration: How politicians are turning to social media to reach young voters
Although social media is just one factor, it has played a great role in motivating people to go to the polls or send their mail-in ballots. Most importantly, it has inspired voters all over the country to participate in democracy and ensure their voices are heard.
Culture, Television
Taking comedy seriously: The indisputable impact of ‘Saturday Night Live’ on American politics
“S.N.L.” creates lasting legacies through its mockery.
Community, Culture
How to stay spooky during Covid-19
There are less than two weeks before Oct. 31, and some of us are still trying to figure out ways in which we can somehow stay spooky despite the coronavirus pandemic. Well, worry not.