These articles mark my journey as a student at NYU and the beginnings as a writer in a professional setting. As a local from Los Angeles, moving to NYC was a significant change that demanded to be felt, seen, and recorded. With the ever-changing media landscape, I saw potential in every sector of pop culture. I learned to put the world under a microscope and found that there was always a narrative to be shared, if one knew where to look.
From my very first article, where I found myself on an unfamiliar street in Manhattan, to my final article where I traveled all the way to Washington D.C., I discovered new places, stories, and my voice.
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Inside the World of The French Dispatch
An inside scoop of Le Sans Blague, the New York-exclusive pop up for Wes Anderson’s film, The French Dispatch.
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Too Much of the Same Thing: Remake or Repetition?
We’ve seen this one before. An examination of the global phenomenon of Spider-Man: No Way Home and what it means for the future of remakes.
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#JusticeforHankTheTank: A Call For Help
More than just a bear that loves to eat pizza, “Hank the Tank” is a cry for help and raises concerns over the effects of climate change.
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Breaking Down the Language Barrier
Foreign films are making waves in popular American media and marks a time of moving toward embracing diverse cultures.
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The Romanticization of True Crime Stories
The disturbing fascination of true crime and popular media and why it’s dangerous.
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The Downfall of Z-Library, But At What Cost?
The takedown of one of the largest free online book download websites and what it means for the future of book consumerism.
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How Lea Michele Manifested Funny Girl
Lea Michele’s rise to Funny Girl from the sets of Glee to the Broadway stage.
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Everyone is Obsessed With Cherry Blossoms: The National Cherry Blossom Festival
A look into the beautiful history of Washington DC’s annual National Cherry Blossom Festival.
