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PaleyFest Celebrates the Stars and Fans of Television

March 28, 2017 by Jennevieve Fong

Photos by Jennevieve Fong and Courtesy of Paley Center for MediaHollywood is famous for its Walk of Fame stars, but the city was filled with even more celebrities due to the 2017 Los Angeles PaleyFest from March 17 to March 26.Celebrating television’s most acclaimed television series, The Paley Center for Media brought together television celebrities, creative minds, and … [Read more...] about PaleyFest Celebrates the Stars and Fans of Television

Bring Scientists to Late Night

March 21, 2017 by Evelyn Lee

Art by Sybil ZhangSeth Meyers did something a bit groundbreaking on his show, "Late Night with Seth Meyers." On Feb. 22, he invited a world-renowned climate change scientist to his show as a guest. The scientist was Ben Santer, who is arguably most famous for these 12 words he authored in 1995: "The balance of evidence suggests a discernible human influence on global climate." … [Read more...] about Bring Scientists to Late Night

Detox Teas Have Hidden Consequences

February 18, 2016 by Symphony Barnes

Art by Christopher Chen You've probably seen pictures of detox teas while scrolling through the Explore Tab on Instagram. Celebrities and Insta-famous people promote them, so you probably think they are safe, healthy and natural. Before and after shots from ordinary people prove that these teas actually do work, further persuading you to try them. All you have to do is drink … [Read more...] about Detox Teas Have Hidden Consequences

Celebrities Wear Faces for Society, Keep Their True Faces Hidden

November 14, 2015 by Trenton Lessett

Robin Williams did not die from depression or substance abuse; his suicide was the result of side effects caused by Lewy Body Dementia. This was just revealed weeks ago when his widow spoke with ABC News. Lewy Body Dementia is a disease that causes protein clumps in the brain, which can lead to typical issues associated with dementia (memory, confusion, short attention span), … [Read more...] about Celebrities Wear Faces for Society, Keep Their True Faces Hidden

‘SNL’ Serves As Comic Relief for 40 Years

August 27, 2015 by Emily Goldberg

Art by Peau Porotesano Humor seems to be something that the whole world can appreciate. No matter what tragedies, sadness or hardships the world is facing, we can all come together in these times and unite under comedy. “Saturday Night Live” has provided this unison in humor, and on Feb. 15, it celebrated 40 years of being on the air, making people … [Read more...] about ‘SNL’ Serves As Comic Relief for 40 Years

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