By Atirikta KumarNov 270
Graphic by: Alina Velasquez After a long summer of strikes, Hollywood is officially back in business. The Writers Guild of America and the Screen Actors Guild – American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, were both able to come to an agreement with studios in September and November,...
By Starns LelandNov 270
Over the years, and especially recently, the Cougar men’s basketball team has been arguably the crown jewel of University of Houston sports. From winning “The Game of the Century” in 1968 to the high-flying days of “Phi Slama Jama” in the 1980s to the dominant hard-nosed Cougars dominating in Fertitta Center...
By Isha MerchantNov 230
Graphic by: Len Duenas I’m known for being the single friend in my friend group. I go on dates, use dating apps religiously and have a radio show on Coog Radio. It’s dedicated to talking about dating, sex and what it’s like being single when everyone around you is in a relationship or is talking to someone. It...
By Mahdiya BhiwandiwalaNov 220
Thanksgiving is around the corner, and this is the perfect time to show gratitude for all the little and not-so-little blessings in your life if you haven’t already. In this article, you will see why gratitude is the best attitude to have and the different ways to express it. Expressing gratitude is a way for...
By Alyssa EspinozaNov 220
All photos by: Julissa Rivera Faye Webster took the stage at White Oak Music Hall on Nov. 13 to perform songs off of her albums, “Atlanta Millionaires Club,” “I Know I’m Funny haha” and more. The sold-out show didn’t stop concertgoers from waiting in the rain to see her live. Webster is from Atlanta, Georgia and...
By Cindy Rivas AlfaroNov 200
With a whopping 31% on Rotten Tomatoes, many would say that “Five Nights at Freddy’s” did not do the game justice. To disagree, the movie did what it was supposed to do: satisfy the younger generation. When I went to watch the movie, I saw many kids under the age of 14 dressing up as their favorite characters,...
By Amina KhanNov 180
As we enter the middle of autumn, it’s time to look at a couple of activities to keep things lively this fall! Paint a Fall Pumpkin This is a classic must-activity for each fall. Whether you prefer to meet with a group of friends at the park or do it on your own at home, this activity allows you to let your...
By Mahdiya BhiwandiwalaNov 170
Graphic by: Len Duenas Did you know that the word “protein” derives from a Greek word called “proteios” which translates to “of first rank?” This emphasizes the importance of protein, a fundamental element of our body and for our body. When we usually hear the word protein, the instant thought is of red meat,...
By Cindy Rivas AlfaroNov 170
All photos by: Cindy Rivas Alfaro Friday night, Stephen Sanchez brought the 50s back to Houston at White Oak Music Hall to perform songs from his new album “Angel Face.” Constantly compared to Elvis Presley, Sanchez encapsulates that energy in his song “Shake” where he moves across the stage in classic Presley...
By Jamie ThorntonNov 160
All photos by: Oscar Herrera Pierce the Veil made a stop in Houston at 713 Music Hall for “The Jaws of Life” tour this past Sunday. The venue was packed with new and old fans to see an (arguably) classic pop-punk group. Destroy Boys opened the show, and seemed to be popular with the crowd. “Crybaby” was a...
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