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May 19, 2025
The October War of 1973 The swift victory of Egypt
The October War of 1973 was a great success for Egypt. By using the element of surprise, they were able to get through the Bar Lev Line and re-take the Suez Canal and all of the Sinai
May 18, 2025
The Man Behind the Hollywood’s Historic Stella Adler Acting Academy
As an acting student, John Jack Rodgers never imagined he'd end up running one of the world's best acting schools. Yet, now that's the exact position he finds himself in as he attempts to ready the Stella Adler Acting Academy for its next act.
May 15, 2025
Ultimate Fandom: How K-Pop Made Me Feel Seen
When you love something deeply, it becomes a way of being seen. K-pop gave me new music but also new friendships, new vocabulary, new rituals. It makes space for screaming, crying, overanalyzing, and, above all, connection.
May 15, 2025
Americans Speak on President Trump’s First 100 Days in Office
https://youtu.be/OnUWkZ0e2vM
May 14, 2025
From Radio Waves to Photo Frames: A Tribute to the Godfather of Black Radio
It was the early 1980s. On any given Sunday, over the loud horns and hustling New Yorkers, you would hear Hal Jackson hosting the top-rated “Sunday Classics” on 107.5 WBLS, playing records by everyone from Prince to Michael Jackson, and Whitney Houston at a time when Black artists weren’t played on the radio as much. Each week, whenever Hal gave away CDs or concert tickets on air, his wife of then-15 years, Debi B, would be on phone duty, writing down winners’ names on a sheet of paper and handing it to Hal to announce. One day, he asked her to make the announcement.