I’ll admit it: there was once a time that I thrilled at the ease that came with downloading songs, movies, and TV shows for “free.” As a child of the ’90s, I remember having to go to the store and wait in line and pay hard-earned money if I wanted access to a CD or DVD, so when it all-of-the-sudden because so easy—just a few clicks!—to instantly access whatever creative work that crossed my mind, I didn’t hesitate.
I’m willing to bet that you—yes, you—deserve a break. I don’t mean, like, a five-minute scroll-through-Instagram break. I mean an actual don’t-work-at-all-just-rest kind of break—something that we used to refer to as summer vacation.
As the world meanders towards the tail end of the fashion-week season (New York, London, and Milan are over, and Paris is this week—if you’re keeping track), it’s hard for even the most fashion-averse of us to avoid glimpses of what’s new or hot or not while scrolling through our feeds.
Want to raise the blood pressure of any Gilmore Girls fan in zero-to-five seconds? Tell them how much you hate one of Rory’s boyfriends.
Falling in love has never been more complicated—we’re working in the difficult Netflix-and-chill era of dating, where vegetable-themed emojis are easier to interpret than facial expressions and ghosting is more ubiquitous than a Kardashian-Jenner at a Lakers’ game.
We’re all looking for answers, and I’ve found a way to give them to you. Here’s how to do it: stare at the below word search for two to three minutes.
In a statement released yesterday, 20-year-old Douglas College student Jack Dawson spoke out about a common misconception that has haunted him his whole life.
I am writing to enquire if you have any vacancies in your company. I was referred to you by Eric Wilkins, and I believe that I am an excellent candidate to fill any positions that you might presently have to fill.
