Hive Mind: The Revival of Shared TV Watching
How television watching became the social event of the year in 2025.
The Archives
Welcome to the world of writing that I have created. Some older, some newer, pick what speaks to you!
Lost in the Rubble: The Subversion of Modern Realism in NYU Tisch’s The Duck
From the dark black box emerges a world of tangled vines, splotches of mud, and splashes of water, forcing audience members to ask themselves: “How did we get here?”
How Influencer Culture Shapes What We Buy--And Why My Grandma Thinks It's Ridiculous
I asked three generations of my family how they decide what’s worth their money–and whether influencers are actually, well, influencing them.
Rachel Sennott said to go to Shukette, So I Did
Chaotic, cyclonic, and completely worth it.
Gamify It: Fordham English Career Panel 2025 — Fordham English
The annual English Career Panel reminded majors that what they have in spades—curiosity, playfulness, and the ability to communicate—is exactly what they need to start their careers.
SWEAT: Charli, Troye, & The Blueprint for Cool
In 2024, pop icons Charli XCX and Troye Sivan did more than make music--they defined what it means to be cool.
Chappell Roan: Queer Pop's Newest Icon
Queer pop princess of 2024, Chappell Roan, puts a twist on drag, using her own identity to do it.
Why "Holding Space" is Funnier Than You Thought
You've gotta be another level of chronically online for this.
Anahita Moussavian: Crafting a Career in Fashion Journalism
New York Post and Alexa Deputy Fashion Editor Anahita Moussavian's Career Journey
Rosie: Roosevelt Island’s Wild Turkey
Rosie, a wild turkey from Queens, has become an unlikely yet cherished Roosevelt Island celebrity, her presence bringing joy and a sense of unity to the island community.
Creating Space for Success: A Conversation with Professor Shonni Enelow — Fordham English
Fordham professor and award-winning author Shonni Enelow shares the journey of how she never stops experimenting
Bittersweet Chaos
Jason Orley’s coming-of-age comedy Big Time Adolescence tackles the heartbreak of friendship through glimmering mundanity
The Near Miss: How Taylor Swift Repeatedly Beats the Odds
While other pop stars come and go, Taylor Swift has garnered exponential success throughout her nearly two-decade-long career
Celebrities: They’re Just Like Us (Except They’re Really Not)
Vogue’s YouTube series features celebrities trying to make us feel like we’re getting ready together. This week’s guest: Sydney Sweeney
Finding the Balance in Indecent
Fordham’s mainstage production “Indecent” by Paula Vogel is tactfully nuanced–keeping us on our toes at all times
Damage Control
Breakout star Rachel Sennott simultaneously disturbs and dazzles in Emma Seligman’s disconcerting comedy, Shiva Baby
