World of Biological Warcraft
World of Warcraft. The name itself evokes some sort of feeling in nearly every millennial, whether it be passion, tingles of nearly forgotten addiction, or immediate disgust.
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The People v Disneyland
In a country that prides itself on Freedom, the Right to Bare Arms, and Suing Whoever for Whatever the Fuck Reason, it comes as no surprise that Disneyland rides have
Hair
Hair is an extension of our identity. Just as a tree nurtures and spreads its roots around its home, hair grows, protects, and translates elements of our expression to the
Tinder, Loving Care
Dani Encarnacion hilariously lists an exploration of thoughts on interracial dating between women of colour and white men.
Getting Real With Artificial Intelligence
Are we still relevant in this shiny new age where robots can complete the same tasks more efficiently and economically? The answer is a resounding yes.
Second Letter from Ure’ & On the Day Before We Died
Ogo NwangumaSecond Letter from Ure'Obi’m,I did find someone else, like you asked me to.He’s a good man, I know, but not as beautiful as you.He loves me dearly, and hopes
Culinary Appropriation
Michelle Xu breaks down the cultural appropriation of food and encourages mindfulness the next time you eat from a gentrified fusion food establishment.
Mysteries of the Deep
Jennifer Worgan, art by Zoe Crocker The shark in Jaws is a giant mechanical shark that repeatedly malfunctioned during shooting, so we don’t see it in full until 1 hour and
Shards
Mariela Powell Thomas, art by Wilson Leung | @_why_design