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Nothing compares to your first SXSW experience—the energy, the innovation, and the excitement in the air. As people from all over gather to explore cutting-edge technology, exclusive panels, and more, you find yourself fully immersed in the dynamic world of SXSW at the Austin Convention Center.
Our favorite cult-like cannibals are back in this exclusive panel as co-creators Ashley Lyle and Bart Nickerson joined co-showrunner Jonathan Lisco and executive producer Drew Comins to dive into the psychology thriller of the year. The series switches between the past and present as Yellowjackets tells a story of survival and gruesomeness through the eyes of teenage girls. The Yellowjackets soccer team crashes deep into the wilderness, where they must battle hunger and uncover dangerous secrets to survive. In the present, the survivors—now adults—struggle to move forward as the past continues to haunt them. The panel included exclusive clips along with an inside look at the most recently aired episode and teasers of what's ahead for our Yellowjackets.
Transforming her Short n’ Sweet album into a not-so-short but even sweeter set of songs, Carpenter’s daring deluxe tracks might be some of the best of the album.
Fran's vibrant personality may steal the spotlight, but it's her bold, fashionable wardrobe that truly captivates viewers, cementing her status as a '90s style icon. Created by Emmy Award-winning Fashion Stylist and Costume Designer Brenda Cooper, the costumes of The Nanny became iconic in their own right. Here are the standout outfits that made Fran Fine a fashion sensation.
Over the span of 25 years of airing, “Survivor” has become more current, progressive, and spread awareness about countless amounts of backgrounds and characteristics specific to its contestants.
However, over that quarter of a century, not one contestant has disclosed they have a speech difference. Until now.
Over the span of 25 years of airing, “Survivor” has become more current, progressive, and spread awareness about countless amounts of backgrounds and characteristics specific to its contestants.
However, over that quarter of a century, not one contestant has disclosed they have a speech difference. Until now.
The world is scary. Overwhelming. Exhausting. I could think of at least fifty other words to describe our current situation, but I digress. Instead of turning to our phones for temporary and unsatisfying solace, let’s instead focus on ourselves and on each other. It’s the only way we can collectively stay sane, if it’s not too late, which it’s not. It’s never too late.
SXSW runs from March 7th to March 15th, and while a badge isn’t required, it does grant priority access. The good news? Plenty of free events are happening throughout the festival! Here are some must-see activations to check out.
While all of Swift’s album releases are highly anticipated, seeing the title and hearing the somber soliloquies that encompass track 5 specifically is an event in and of itself.
After the panel Ana Kirova moderated, which featured Kesha, I met up with Kirova for a chat. We spoke all about her app, Feeld, and why representation in romance matters.
Nothing compares to your first SXSW experience—the energy, the innovation, and the excitement in the air. As people from all over gather to explore cutting-edge technology, exclusive panels, and more, you find yourself fully immersed in the dynamic world of SXSW at the Austin Convention Center.
Thrifting often puts high-quality pieces for one-fourth of the price right in front of you. Finding timeless, unique, sustainable, affordable, personal pieces that make you feel like your best self is what thrifting is all about.
Who needs romance when you have brunch, best friends, and a day all about celebrating sisterhood?
While the LGBTQ+ community is currently under attack by the very people it looks to for protection, there is hope. There is always hope. For anyone reading this who has been personally touched by these actions, we see you, we stand with you, and we love you. You will never be erased.
In late January, President Trump signed an executive order that authorizes Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to raid “protected areas” such as schools and churches for undocumented individuals. The University of Texas is no exception. UT has been designated a Hispanic Serving Institution since 2022, which means that at least 25% of its full-time undergraduate population is Hispanic. This amount has increased all the way up to 28.2% in 20124. Ever since the order was signed, mass deportations have swept across the country, including various cities in Texas which include Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, and San Antonio. Which strikes the real question: could Trump’s executive order halt campus life as we know it?
Among the fervent chants of “Viva la raza,” campus students and community members alike raised their voices in unison as they marched towards the Texas Capitol on Saturday, Jan. 8 to protest the Trump Administration’s attacks on the immigrant community and their rights.
After the panel Ana Kirova moderated, which featured Kesha, I met up with Kirova for a chat. We spoke all about her app, Feeld, and why representation in romance matters.