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Stealing the Election: How Trump Uses Music

November 28, 2024 Alex Kownacki

On November 6th, 2024, former president Donald Trump was elected into office for the second time. After countless speeches, tweets, and rallies his campaign has won him not only a devoted following but two presidential elections, running against Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris respectively. Boasting a bold personality and strong,

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When Art Spills Secrets: Musicians Using Lyrics as Weapons

November 28, 2024 allymt

Music serves as a platform for self-expression, rebellion, and storytelling. The music industry, often shrouded in mystery, is filled with scandals and crimes. Many artists reveal these truths through their lyrics—truths they can’t speak aloud but can sing about. Over the years, musicians have used their songs to expose the

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Illustrating Evil: How Samuel Little’s Art Unveiled His Victims

November 22, 2024 Margo Lundeen

Between the years of 1970-2005, Samuel Little murdered an estimate of 93 victims. This makes him one of the most prolific serial killers to exist. In 2012 he was arrested on a drug charge that would lead to one of the most shocking plot twists in United States criminal history.

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From Sex Scandals to Fame, Is It Worth It?

November 22, 2024 keman

In a world where rising stars are idealized, sexualized, and obsessed over, capitalizing on these behaviors and invoking them would seem to be a sure path to fame and fortune. Over the course of the 21st century, sex scandals have left a lasting impact on our memories and aided in

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(Taylor’s Version): The Stolen Music of Taylor Swift

November 22, 2024 Shelby

Taylor Swift is the queen of pop and has many accolades to prove it: her Era’s Tour is the highest grossing concert tour of all time, she has 14 Grammys and 58 nominations, and is the female artist with the most charted songs. Her success alone is very impressive, but

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Artists Create Influence – But Is Selling Copies Too Far?

November 18, 2024 maddy6789

There are so many styles of art and techniques used to paint that, there are no paints that are alike. Well almost. You have so many styles to choose from Expressionism, Abstract, Realism, Cubism, Surrealism, and so many more. There are artists like Van Gogh who had their own style,

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How Art is Being Used as a Canvas for Protests

November 18, 2024 Pedro Castro

In recent years, activists have begun targeting famous artworks to protest the fossil fuel industry. While these acts might seem random, they are designed to draw attention to the climate crisis and expose the ties between major art institutions and oil companies. Whether you view these actions as necessary or

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Shein’s Pattern of Insensitivity: Profit Over Principles

November 18, 2024 olivia

The online global retail company, Shein, sells a very large range of products, from clothing to furniture, to beauty products. Shein is a very popular site due to its low price point and trendy styles. However, Shein is also known for its track record of human rights violations and its

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How Extinction Rebellion Shut Down London through Art

November 16, 2024 Mackenzie Jatta

On April 15, 2019, thousands of climate activists from the Extinction Rebellion in London joined together to partake in several demonstrations across the city, all of which took place in unique and interesting artistic forms. These demonstrations lasted a full ten days, causing major disruptions throughout London due to the

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Artistic or Criminal? Oil Protestors attacking artwork done by Van Gogh and more.

November 16, 2024 mizzymbel

This past summer while studying abroad in London, I took a day trip to the infamous Stonehenge, a structure that was built and has remained since the BC times. I was excited to see this marvelous creation but my plan was hindered when I heard that Just Stop Oil protesters

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