The phrase "Netflix and chill" is embedded into mainstream culture as a euphemism for getting funky, while Netflix plays in the background. From Ariana Grande naming her Christmas EP "Christmas and Chill" to the Mets inviting their fans to a Netflix and Chill night,...
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G-Eazy sets his mark
Last year, few knew his name, but now he's taking the hip-hop world by storm, one chart-topping hit single and album at a time. Gerald Earl Gillum, most notably known by his stage name as G-Eazy, first stepped foot onto the music scene with his 2011 mixtape “The...
Aaron Carter returns with new music after 10 Years
He was welcomed to the scene of pop stardom at the delicate age of 7. He became a household name and teen heartthrob of the late ‘90s, producing chart-topping records and selling out shows. His name is Aaron Carter. Carter gained a great amount of success from popular...
Opinion: My mental health is not your punchline
This week, I was scrolling aimlessly through my Twitter feed in-between classes, my go-to activity when faced with awkward breaks of no instruction. As my finger moved a million miles an hour past pictures of Kim Kardashian, stories of Donald Trump's latest antics...
Working for the degree
The college experience is priceless, but the tab is exponential. Knowing friends with and without financial aid, there seems to be two main goals when receiving higher education: 1) Graduating and 2) Graduating with the least amount of debt. A survey conducted by...
Halsey welcomes you to the “Badlands”
She has opened up for Imagine Dragons, she will go on tour with The Weeknd this December, but on Nov. 18, Halsey performed one of her two sold-out shows at The Fonda Theatre. The electro-pop singer released her first LP back in August, “Badlands,” which has...
Pop music heartthrobs face off in the charts
Two highly anticipated albums of 2015 have finally arrived … on the same day. Justin Bieber makes a comeback with “Purpose” and One Direction will go on a hiatus after “Made in the A.M.” Both albums released on Nov. 13. Bieber shared with Ellen Degeneres that it took...
We Can Survive leaves the Hollywood Bowl speechless
CBS Radio brought together seven artists, alongside one special surprise for the third annual, sold out, We Can Survive concert, presented by Chrysler, at the Hollywood Bowl Saturday night. The notable line-up featured the hottest artists on the charts: 5 Seconds of...
Campus crime: sexual assault
On Oct. 11, a female student attending California State University, Northridge reported a sexual assault that occurred at 1:30 a.m. in the University Park Apartments. Filed as "Rape by act under false pretense" by campus police, the investigation is ongoing. On...
Famous women honored at Glendale art exhibit
Many prominent women figures, such as Lucille Ball and Elsa from "Frozen", are being celebrated for their impact on the world from past to present in “Leading Ladies: From Fantasy to Reality” at the Forest Lawn Museum in Glendale. “The underlying theme here is the...