Taylor Swift released her eleventh album “The Tortured Poets Department” on April 19. While the album was highly anticipated, people are finding that the album did not live up to
I had an interesting and challenging conversation this week with a friend concerning the fine line between admiration, idolizing and obsession of celebrities.
When does the admiration grow into idolizing and when does idolizing become an obsession?
It is safe to say that celebrity obsession is stron
The 2021 inauguration was historical for several reasons. It gave our nation a healthy resurgence of patriotism after what had happened two weeks before, served as a reminder how great our democracy can be and proved that our country can be a place of opportunity for minority groups. This gave inspiration to masses of Americans.
While it is important to celebrate these dates in our country, should we take it so far as to celebrate, and almost glamorize, the people that run our country?
The insurrection on Capitol Hill was a prime example of people idolizing a single politician. Several lives were put in danger and five people were killed. But it is no lie that individuals on both parties are guilty of idolizing politicians. For example, the amount of merchandise that these politicians and large corporations profit off of proves how much we obsess over politicians. In short though, we should avoid these obsessions at all costs. Our nation needs to let Jan. 6, 2021 be a reminder that