Review: Are The Migos Doing It for The Culture?

The majority of the hip-hop community loves Migos. They are one of the few constants in rap music. Take Off, Offset and Quavo have dropped their official 2nd album, Culture and it’s definitely more than I expected. Are Migos albums and mixtapes that different? No. However, I will say that the labeling of the “Mumble […]

The Evolution of Tattoos: From BC to 2016

Since the early days of the BC era, tattoos have existed in the ancient cultures as symbols of resources, strength, legacies of wars, or simply as designs of strength and beauty in femininity. Around 50 B.C., Cleopatra served as the most powerful Women in Egypt, ruling the dynasty with henna tattoos. Although these markings were […]

Youtube Culture – A Global Phenomenon

The booming world of Youtube is becoming a cultural phenomenon. Over the past 10 years, the vast platform has grown significantly since it was first established in 2005 by founders Chad Hurley, Steven Chen, and Jawed Karimin. Its content covers a wide range of topics and advice on those topics, offering tips in addition to the […]

[The Weekly Swarm] 8/3 – 8/9

Highlights for this installment of The Weekly Swarm include a tribute to “Rowdy” Roddy Piper, our photo recap of Lollapalooza 2015, our coverage of the first 2016 Republican Presidential Debate, reviews of Cop Car, Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation, Shaun the Sheep Movie, and Antarctigo Vespucci’s Leavin’ La Vida Loca, and more! Check it all out below. On Cecil […]

2016 Republican Presidential Debate #1 – Hello, Cleveland!

The first Republican Presidential Debate was held last night. There were two of them if you counted the “Kids’ Table” debate earlier, which included presidential hopefuls polling outside of the top 10. Anyone who tuned in hoping for the Donald Trump show was not disappointed since Trump was the event’s main draw. The first question out […]

[RH Photos] Lollapalooza 2015

Photos by Bryan Allen Lamb. Lollapalooza 2015: it came, it conquered, and it closed early. But not even Sunday’s crappy, unpredictable weather could put a damper on the weekend’s festivities. Packed full of artists of every genre, Lolla brought us the latest and the legendary, once again proving that this monster of an event cannot […]

On Cecil The Lion, Walter Palmer and the Morality of Hunting

Anyone with an internet connection can hardly have missed the outpouring of grief which accompanied Walter Palmer’s murder of Cecil the lion outside Hwange wildlife sanctuary in Zimbabwe last month. The nature of Cecil’s death was particularly nasty, having been lured from the sanctuary with meat, only to be severely wounded with a crossbow bolt […]