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Jordan’s Journal: North Springs: A Footnote at the Superbowl!

by Jordan Bartlett This past weekend, Taylor Swift was not the only singer who was on the minds of Superbowl fans. While Swift appeared happy and content to cheer on her beau, Travis Kelce, during the nail-biting overtime game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers, she didn’t try to replace or upstage the half time performer, a global superstar with roots … Continue reading Jordan’s Journal: North Springs: A Footnote at the Superbowl!

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Jordan’s Journal: The Downfall of the Disney Channel

by Jordan Bartlett Everyone has been all hyped up about the “downfall of Disney” recently, from the battles of the theme park with the governor of Florida, to the hate aimed at films like “The Marvels,” to the recent losses poured into its “new baby,” streaming channel Disney+. But before all of this recent talk of the “Disney Crash,” older viewers such as myself could … Continue reading Jordan’s Journal: The Downfall of the Disney Channel

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Jordan’s Journal: Crying out the past with Miley Cyrus

by Jordan Bartlett Miley Cyrus’ chose to release her new single and music video, ‘Used to Be Young’, released on August 25th. She was very specific about releasing the song on that particular day, as she stated on Entertainment Tonight. “This particular day has historically been important to me personally and in my career,” she said. The song is a reflection on her wild past, … Continue reading Jordan’s Journal: Crying out the past with Miley Cyrus

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Jordan’s Journal: Wrapped in Plastic: An Analysis of Barbie

by Jordan Bartlett Have you ever wished that you could go back in time? Back to your childhood, when you spent every waking moment playing with your toys in their innocence? That is a theme that recurs throughout Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie.” This live-action film shows its ability to connect with young girls and those who are entering womanhood. There is a great deal of significance … Continue reading Jordan’s Journal: Wrapped in Plastic: An Analysis of Barbie