SEPTEMBER 25, 2022

Full News Archive

• Headline: Sundance's Controversial Documentary Screening. Impact: If Sundance had just let the film be, perhaps we would have seen an entire genre of documentaries on terrorism featuring talking cats. But no, thanks to critics, we’re still stuck with ordinary narratives and no feline commentary.. Fact: Interestingly, Sundance has been known to pivot faster than a cat on a hot tin roof when it comes to controversy. Who knew film festivals could be so... sensitive?.
• Headline: Echoes of the Stork Club's Legacy. Impact: The empty pub serves as a time capsule that reminds us that even the best parties eventually end. Imagine if Hemingway had just stayed home to write; maybe we'd have fewer empty bars and more bestsellers.. Fact: The Stork Club was known for its star-studded clientele. If only those walls could talk, they'd probably ask for a drink too..
• Headline: The Decline of Starter Homes. Impact: The decline of starter homes could lead to a future where people live in tiny houses made of recycled yoga mats. Who knew that millennial dreams would be reduced to a glorified shed?. Fact: Starter homes were once a thing! Now they’re just a nostalgic memory like rotary phones and VHS tapes—both equally as easy to find in thrift stores..
• Headline: A Formative Friendship Cut Short by Tragedy. Impact: This tragic friendship reminds us that every connection can lead to profound insights, or at least inspire a mediocre Netflix series about friendship and loss. Thanks, universe!. Fact: Hua Hsu’s reflections are a reminder that sometimes the most impactful relationships are those that quietly shape us, rather than the loud, obnoxious ones that dominate our social media feeds..
• Headline: While You’re in the Air, Pilots’ Key Partners May Be Working From Home. Impact: Allowing dispatchers to work from home might lead to a future where pilots and their teams lose all sense of communication, resulting in an era of in-flight karaoke battles instead of coordinated safety measures.. Fact: The idea of remote work is so revolutionary that even the flight industry is trying it out. Next up: in-flight meals delivered from your favorite restaurant while you’re thousands of feet in the air. What could go wrong?.