Ross Tanenbaum

Why Rihanna Agreed to Perform at the Super Bowl Halftime Show Despite Rejecting the NFL in 2019 Rihanna made headlines in 2019 when she rejected the NFL’s invitation to perform at the Super Bowl halftime show to show solidarity with quarterback Colin Kaepernick. Four years later, the Barbadian singer performed at the 2023 Super Bowl LVII halftime show, with many wondering what changed since then. In a recent interview, Rihanna answered why she had a change of heart. Rihanna turned down the Sup

“Stairway to Heaven” by Led Zeppelin is a seven-minute classic rock ballad that is often regarded as one of the greatest songs ever. However, many Led Zeppelin fans would be surprised to learn that the track has a connection to a famous song from Disney’s Mary Poppins. Led Zeppelin was taken to court over ‘Stairway to Heaven’ In 2014, Led Zeppelin was taken to court over a copyright dispute on behalf of the estate of the late frontman of Spirit, Randy Wolfe. According to the BBC, Wolfe’s lawye

Pedro Pascal Addresses the Similarities Between ‘The Last of Us’ and ‘The Mandalorian’ While ‘The Last of Us’ and ‘The Mandalorian’ are dramatically different in tone, there are similar traits in Pedro Pascal’s characters

The Beatles’ breakup shattered the rock and roll industry as fans struggled to believe the band was no more. While fans still debate who is to blame for the breakup, many are surprised about where it happened. The Beatles had already announced their eventual split, but John Lennon made their separation official at Disney World, the most magical place on earth. John Lennon announced his intention to leave the band in 1969 In September 1969, John Lennon privately informed The Beatles of his inte

‘House of the Dragon’ Episode 7 Review: Knives Are Drawn in Another Captivating and Tension-Filled Episode ‘House of the Dragon’ episode 7 is another stellar episode that proves captivating family drama can be better than fantasy spectacle

After 2020, we really needed a return of some inspiring superheroes. Luckily, 2021 had a nice slate of superhero movies to not only get people back into movie theaters but also just to provide some hope and brightness for those who needed it. While Marvel carried most of the weight in terms of superhero movies, DC still delivered some sneaky good ones that set them up nicely for the future. However, no matter how many people these heroes saved in their films, their biggest rescue may have been

There are so many movies with immersive worlds that audiences would love to be a part of, to meet their characters and visit many of the locations that these films create. Now, theme parks like Universal Studios and Disney are finding ways to make these fantasies become realities. Many theme parks are figuring out ways to blend state-of-the-art attractions with brilliant immersion that brings you into different worlds. These can be incredibly thrilling, magical experiences. While some of these

Video games are a great way of fulfilling fantasies and for many, that’s becoming their favorite superhero, and multiple video games allow those to do this. Superhero games have been around for a long time, even in the old arcade days. The X-Men arcade game from 1992 has a ton of charm and gives players an opportunity to play as popular characters like Nightcrawler and Wolverine. Since then, superhero games have evolved.

Ross is a major movie buff, and especially likes Marvel, 'Star Wars', and Quentin Tarantino films. In his free time, he's usually writing reviews for his blog, binging TV shows, or planning his next trip to an amusement park.

In the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, many colleges have chosen to reopen their campuses for the fall semester with protocols adhering to coronavirus guidelines. Some universities are keeping their semesters alive so far, while others have had to resort to fully online learning due to outbreaks, including the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. The University of Michigan reopened, but a student has revealed a huge problem with the way that the university is handling students who have to