Author: Jennifer Durnell

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I Saw the Worst Band in the World and Had an Existential Crisis.

In my 26 years on this earth, I have come to learn a few universal truths: 2+2=4, the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell, and the guac always costs extra. I have also come to learn another universally shared truth: Nickelback sucks. In a world of Limp Bizkits, Creeds, and Insane Clown Posses, no band gets worse flack than Nickelback, the undisputed titleholder of … Continue reading I Saw the Worst Band in the World and Had an Existential Crisis.

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Why We Let Male ‘Geniuses’ Get Away With Bad Behavior

Woody Allen is one of the most celebrated filmmakers of all time. Throughout his career, he has received a considerable number of awards and accolades in film festivals, and award ceremonies that have praised his work as a director, screenwriter, and actor. He has won four Academy Awards, two Golden Globes, and ten BAFTA Awards. He is a recipient of the prestigious Cecil B. Demille … Continue reading Why We Let Male ‘Geniuses’ Get Away With Bad Behavior

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Definitive Ranking Of The Best By The Slice Pizza in Downtown Las Vegas

It’s been 5 hours since I’ve had my last fix. I’m on the L train leaving Williamsburg, headed to Central Park. I’m taking a detour and getting off at the next stop. I’m going through withdrawals, my body is shaking and I’m starting to sweat. I need a release soon. Usually, I’d research the quality of the product, my extensive vetting process guarantees greatness. At … Continue reading Definitive Ranking Of The Best By The Slice Pizza in Downtown Las Vegas

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East of 7th Street – A Film by Jennifer Durnell

Las Vegas is known for it’s glitz and glamour. A few blocks away from the famous Fremont Street Experience lies an area that is being plagued by gentrification. Yet, vintage remnants of the old downtown Las Vegas still shine through. Shot with an iPhone. Continue reading East of 7th Street – A Film by Jennifer Durnell

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The 9 Students You Meet in Every Journalism Class

As journalists, our alluring career choice allows us to travel the world year-round, interviewing important public figures and the occasional celebrity. While gaining notoriety from our in-depth investigative pieces uncovering the scandals of corruption, and injustices that plague society today. With the power and influence to ignite positive change in the world; the 9-5 life isn’t for us. We want adventure, we want whimsy, and … Continue reading The 9 Students You Meet in Every Journalism Class

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Cognitive Dissonance in the Age of Trump

It’s October 2016, the United States presidential election is less than a month away, a ‘bombshell’ audio recording is leaked of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump in private conversation in which he said: “I did try & fuck her. She was married. I moved on her like a bitch. But I couldn’t get there. I just start kissing them. I don’t even wait. And when … Continue reading Cognitive Dissonance in the Age of Trump

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16 Best Love Songs

It’s February and that means love is in the air. Whether you’re spending Valentines Day with a loved one, or single AF, love songs provide that cheesy sentimental touch that are sometimes just good for the soul. 16. “Archie, Marry Me” by Alvvays Alvvays is a jangly indie pop quartet based out of Toronto. There is no album that will give you a more fuzzy feeling … Continue reading 16 Best Love Songs

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Cherry Glazerr – Apocalipstick

2017 has already been a whirlwind, which is what makes Cherry Glazerr’s appropriately titled Apocalipstick more relevant than ever. In this day and age what we need is simple: good rock music. Four years ago Los Angeles rock outfit Cherry Glazerr began with then 15-year-old singer/guitarist Clementine Creevy, Hannah Uribe, and Sean Redman. But in their short duration they have faced personnel changes and the trio is … Continue reading Cherry Glazerr – Apocalipstick

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