From Van Nuys High School Class of 1954 to Hollywood legend, the late Robert Redford’s path spans “Butch Cassidy” and “The Sting” to his Oscar-winning “Ordinary People” and the founding of the Sundance Film Festival. Our coverage revisits a 2016 Mirror cover story, charting his campus roots and “Great Gatsby” connection. Explore how a student from the Valley became a global name in film.
Sunrise on the Reaping unveils Haymitch Abernathy’s harrowing victory in the second Quarter Quell, while critiquing censorship and corruption in a vivid dystopian narrative.
What started as a relaxing night with whale sounds turned into a shocking wake-up call about mukbang culture’s messy new trend.
The bystander effect explains why individuals fail to act against violence. Overexposure to media normalizes brutality, fostering apathy and leaving conflicts unresolved without collective action.
From Swifties to K-pop enthusiasts, fan communities often face online backlash. Why does loving something openly attract so much hate, and what does it say about our need to belong?
With their unique blend of quirky visuals, heartfelt lyrics, and a love for nature, The Army, The Navy is gaining recognition in the indie music scene.
Those with the 'Valley Girl' accent are perceived as being dumb or materialistic, but whether the accent exists or is a collective hallucination is still up for debate.
