My not-so-professional review of the Netflix original, Emily in Paris By: Madeline Stephens | Staff Writer I remember when this promising series was first released on Netflix. I was ecstatic and of course started watching the second I could. The show’s title includes Paris, so I anticipated being engulfed in a storm of authentic French culture. My expectations were high,Read More

By: Maeve McCann | Secretary Since the pandemic, TikTok has become an integral part of our everyday life. What once were fun, entertaining videos, have become the most popular social media app. From dance stars like Charli D’amelio to the most recent TikTok star, Alix Earle, these stars share nearly everything on the app. Earle is a normal college studentRead More

By: Maggie Kelly | Staff Writer The 65th annual Grammy Awards aired last Sunday, February 5 in Los Angeles. As always, the ceremony delivered moments ranging from disappointing to inspiring. Nevertheless, the awards are addicting to watch every year, as the biggest names in music meet to celebrate each other’s and their own success. Most Disappointing: While award shows forRead More

By: Caitlyn Bailey | Treasurer This past Tuesday, industry giant Live Nation faced a senate hearing for possible antitrustviolations within its secondary company, TicketMaster. Cries for action became deafening afterpop icon Taylor Swift’s presale ticket fiasco in November, and senators began to hammer thepresident of Live Nation Entertainment, Joe Berchtold, with various questions in order to fullyunderstand the depth ofRead More

By: Samantha Mansolf | Co Social Media Coordinator On Thursday, November 10th, Salve Regina’s Music, Theatre, and Dance Department collaborated with Alvon Reed, Carlos R.A. Jones, and Duane Lee Holland to bring a celebration of Black American jazz dance to the stage. “When you have a pressure, what seeps out is a brilliance of diamonds,” said Jones, describing Black AmericanRead More