She came in like a wrecking ball. She can't be tamed, and we can't stop (streaming). Every track on Miley Cyrus' "Plastic Hearts" has made the climb to No.1 on the iTunes chart.
Are TikTok's most famous influencers as happy as they seem? Is their whole persona fabricated? Netlfix's "Hype House" exposes the darkness of influencer culture.
Throughout the history of mainstream media, African Americans have had to climb their way into the heart of every story with push back from pop culture. In post-MLK modern media, the stories have enriched culture and found their way in the most important facets of storytelling.
Sex. Drugs. Zendaya. You know you missed it. With the return of "Euphoria" to HBO Max, MSU students share their thoughts on the hit teen drama.
2021 was filled with great pieces of entertainment and Culture Desk compiled them all into one place for you to check out.
Sometimes it's satisfying to look back on our worst moments too. Here's everything we want to forget was mainstream in 2021.
Zach Bravo, with the role of the Rum Tum Tugger in the "Cats" Broadway tour, gives audiences a taste of what is to be expected from Andrew Lloyd Webber's classic prancing its way into the Wharton Center.
MSU students suggest some books you should add to your 2022 reading list.
Following the run of the critically-acclaimed Hadestown at the Wharton Center, audiences were moved by the retelling of classic Greek mythology in a new and emotional way.
Like Ben & Jerry's, many companies around the world incorporate activism into their marketing, but the question becomes one of authenticity.
Every celebrity couple looks perfect, but what if they were manufactured to look that way? The breaking news of Pete Davidson and Kim Kardashian coupling up seems to have broken the internet, and some conspiracies on media relationships have risen out of it.
"Fashion is changing, and in a world where fashion could be synonymous with accountability, creativity, advocacy and impact, Virgil Abloh is a founding father," writes public health reporter Raenu Charles.
Michigan State University's Astronomy Department gets a shoutout in the new Netflix film featuring Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawerence.
Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, entertainment like concerts and campus events are opening up again with added safety and health precautions. These large gatherings are also seeing an increase in attendance.
MSUPD and ELPD suggest strategies for staying safe while going out, including limiting distractions and turning on tracking services.
Many students struggle with self-confidence in college, while others see the four years as the time when they truly found how to be themselves. Read as MSU students share their stories.
The Tony Award-winning musical Hadestown will be making a stop at the Wharton Center from Dec. 7-12.
As the Grammy nominations come out, MSU students react to some of their favorite artists and albums, as well as reflect on some of the faults of the award show.
While the year comes to an end, music fanatics receive their Spotify Wrapped lists and share them on social media for all of their followers to see and bask in the uniqueness of each person's music taste.
The State News gets a special shoutout from MSU alumnus and former editor-in-chief David Miller on the Dec. 1 episode of “Jeopardy!”