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On August 23, Sabrina Carpenter kept it  Short n’ Sweet  by delivering an album with just 12 cute and coquettish songs. This summer the world has been embracing her charmingly suggestive anthems with open arms, and with the release of this new album, she became the first female artist to simultaneously have their album chart #1 in the UK while holding the top 3 in the singles chart.  With  Short n’ Sweet  reaching critical mass, it’s no wonder that Sabrina Carpenter is a worl

Tiny Desk Concerts, KEXP and BBC Radio 1’s Live Lounge have proven with their high viewership that radio performances aren’t as shadowed as people might’ve initially thought. We are living at a time in the Digital Revolution where people have immediate access to immaculate studio mixes, yet melomaniacs are still captivated by radio performance. We’ve seen all our favorite artists do them, and truly nothing compares to stripped-down performances mixed with insight from brillia

Hey, Macklemore, can we go thrift shopping? In Macklemore and Robert Lewis’ 2012 hit Thrift Shop feat Wanz, the pair rap about their thrifting experience when they “Only got $20 in [their] pocket[s].” Though a humorous piece of music meant for entertainment, this line still holds truth. Eleven years later, this song reflects the ever-growing cultural movement to thrift. Throughout the fashion industry and social media, there is a growing movement against fast fashion. Compani

Question by Savannah Miranda ’27: How can I best survive exam season?  Dear Reader, I’m not going to lie to you, exam season can be demanding both physically and emotionally. However, there are a handful of ways we as busy students can try to take care of ourselves to set us up for success! I highly recommend getting a notebook and a fancy pen to write some small goals down.