Pop Culture

The only thing young Reginald Dwight wanted to be when he grew up was Little Richard. But the young piano player with a cheeky grin was nobody’s idea of a future rockstar. Read More

How ruthless were The Beatles – if at all? Were they really just four lovable mop tops who loved shouting “Yeah, yeah, yeah!” to every “expert” who wanted to help them? … Read More

Bob Dylan’s controversial career as a singer/songwriter made him the icon of a generation, a reluctant recipient of the Nobel Prize in Literature, and an almost mythical being. Read More

Last week, Tom Cruise launched a diatribe against crew members for breaching COVID-19 protocols on the set of the upcoming Mission Impossible 7. Read More

Most people don’t engage in self-reflection often enough — they don’t consider it a tool worthy enough to be used consistently to improve their lives. Read More

One of her most recent outfits was actually the perfect inspiration for those of us working from home who want to be comfortable but also may have to jump on a call with our colleagues or boss at any second. Read More

Karamo Brown, one of the stars of Netflix’s Queer Eye, discusses how employers and coworkers can support their LGBTQIA employees and peers at work. Read More

Though many of us can’t remember a time before texting our friends literally all day or staying in constant contact with our colleagues via Slack, instant messaging has actually been around for many years. Read More

A new study by Comcast recently analyzed viewing habits of the TV provider’s subscribers, finding that the average American home is watching an additional nine hours of TV each week compared to numbers before the shutdown, which began when social distancing was implemented in many parts of the country in mid-March. Read More