After the wild success “Avengers: Endgame” brought, my expectations for “Spider-Man: Far From Home” were high. However, while watching the 129-minute movie, I realized those expectations did not match the film’s reality. Keep Reading
While body image continues to be a hot topic in today’s evolving society, hopefully, the social perception becomes more accepting and less scornful of those with different body types. In the end, as perfectly said in the book “Dumplin’” by Julie Murphy, a bikini body is just that: a body in a bikini. Keep Reading
When Marvel released “Avengers: Infinity War” last year, I thought the movie studio fully destroyed any hopes I had that it would show mercy on its beloved characters. My theory, to my chagrin, proved correct, as “Avengers: Endgame,” the final movie in the 10-year, 22-movie series, proved itself as a movie filled with tears, pain and even more heartbreaking scenes than its predecessor. Keep Reading
Although the book almost always outshines the movie adaptation, bookworms can delight in seeing their favorite characters on screen. Take this quiz to find out which movie based off of a young adult (YA) book you should watch. Keep Reading
Sports may not come to me easily, but “borrowing” things from my younger brother, Dylan, comes like second nature. Dressed in his white baseball pants that came up to my knees and practice jersey (unbeknown to him at the time), I attempted to participate in a baseball practice. Baseball has played a significant role in my life for as long as I can remember. My 13-year-old brother began playing as a toddler, and I have cheered him on since. Weekends… Keep Reading