November is packed with health awareness events, emphasizing diabetes, lung cancer, epilepsy, and prematurity, encouraging prevention, early detection, and support for affected individuals and their families.
Artists' public gratitude toward Beyoncé sparks conspiracy theories linking their success and safety to her influence, as social media users debate the phenomenon's validity.
Los Angeles Unified School District introduces a strict phone ban to improve student focus. Starting February, all smart devices will be restricted during school hours.
The Menendez brothers' case, involving the 1989 murder of their parents, remains a complex chapter in criminal history, recently reigniting public interest through documentaries and discussions.
Battle of the thespians: In this episode our host, Ocean Threats, asked students on campus if they prefer on stage theatre or film better. Featuring our editor, Gianmarco Razuri and an impromptu preview of our theatre company's program's Miscast Matinee.
Many feel unphotogenic, influenced by societal pressures and self-critical biases. Photogenicity is an illusion shaped by lighting, angles, and psychological factors. These elements cause harsh self-judgment and comparison to idealized images. Recognizing these influences can foster a more compassionate self-view, moving beyond unrealistic beauty standards and embracing authentic appearance.
The rise of the Y2K aesthetic is both a nostalgic trend and a testament to the power of consumerism, fueled by emotional connections, social media amplification and clever marketing strategies.
Halloween at VNHS was one of the most visually interesting days of the school year so far. Our host, Ocean Threats asked students what they were dressed as, as well as their opinions on Halloween and if they think that you can age out of the festivities.
