Fans paid tribute to British singer Liam Payne this weekend by creating a memorial in the Boston Common following the former One Direction member’s sudden death.
Like most middle and high schoolers, I too had a huge boy band phase. My poison was Why Don’t We, the teenage boy group that came together in 2016 and is known for songs like “8 Letters” and “Something Different.”
Listening to their music and obsessing over their every move was an integral part of my middle school years — arguably, one of the most enjoyable parts of them. But as I grow older and watch the new generation of pre-teen and teenage girls unfold, it seems like they aren’t having the same experience as I did.
Accusations of queerbaiting thrown at celebrities like Harry Styles and Billie Eilish bring to light questions of celebrities' right to privacy, while also highlighting how queer aesthetics can be exploited.
Authority figures, mainstream culture and the patriarchy — in no particular order — all taught me the same sentiment: as a woman, it is not my place to know my own self-worth.
“After” is a movie of first love and first times, but let’s be real, what’s most significant about the movie is that it’s based off a Harry Styles fanfiction.
Two-time Grammy nominee Julia Michaels released her second EP, “Inner Monologue Pt 1,” Jan. 24 in the wake of the success of her 2017 debut EP, “Nervous System.”
Following the release of three solo singles — “This Town”, “Slow Hands” and “Too Much to Ask” — Niall Horan released his first full-length single album, “Flicker,” on Friday.
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Our whole lives we try to define love. We are led to believe that love is some mysterious, undefinable power that transcends both life and death. Some believe it’s a word created to sell greeting cards...
In case you weren’t on social media at all on Wednesday, Zayn Malik, the best-looking and most important member of One Direction, announced that he has left the band. We here at the ol’ Free Press...
