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As the world around us continues to spiral beyond our control, we are left to keep searching for ways to stay sane. Among the plethora of novel quarantine “things to do”, something I was admittedly doubtful toward was virtual live concerts. I was a frequent concertgoer before the shutdowns, and I felt like virtually streaming them just wouldn’t be the same. I mean, there would be none of that tension before a concert as you’re waiting for the artist to appear on stage, the dank smell of sweat and weed around you, the encore hype at the end as you’re coaxing the artist back out for “one more song!”, the scramble to the front for a copy of the setlist from the stage where all that remains is the ghost of a performance that you only get to experience once in a lifetime before it recedes into memory. Read More
For those of you who are unaware, Stephanie Meyer recently dropped a new book called Midnight Sun. Who’s Stephanie Meyer, you ask? Well, only the author of the masterpiece that was the Twilight saga, detailing the intricate and compelling love story between a glittery vampire and a girl who has the emotional range of a rock. While Twilight was told from the perspective of Bella the rock, I will be reviewing Midnight Sun, which describes the events of Twilight from the perspective of Edward Cullen, the glittery vampire. In fact, not only will I be reviewing the book, I will also be providing short summaries of each chapter for those of you who can’t be bothered to read it (because honestly why would you), as well as my thoughts throughout the entire process. Read More
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