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YouTube is dead: Which creators are responsible for the platform’s demise?

While YouTube is still quite popular, many are already predicting the site may die out soon. Find out which YouTube creators are responsible for this here.

by: Bianca Myrtil

Lifestyle / Music / News / Our Obsessions / True Crime

Music and murder: Here are all the songs inspired by terrible true crime cases

Some of the most famous songs ever released were actually based on true crime cases. Find out if your fave song may hold a darker meaning here.

by: Frankie Stein

Lifestyle / News / Our Obsessions / Travel

COVID-19 update: Here’s how you can travel with a vaccine passport

Could the latest update on vaccine distribution lead to a requirement of vaccine passports? Find out the possibility of this happening here.

by: Joyce Chang

Health / Lifestyle / News / Our Obsessions

“Ideas for Fitness, Health and Wellness”

Are you looking for ways to get fit and healthy? Here are some tips and tricks to eat better, exercise more, and feel healthier.

by: Frankie Stein

Lifestyle / News / Our Obsessions / True Crime

Jeffrey Epstein’s house: Who gets the filthy financier’s money after its sale?

The house Jeffrey Epstein owned in Manhattan just sold for a steal? Find out why and who the money is going to right here.

by: Carmen MacBeth

Lifestyle / News / Our Obsessions

How Writing Can Change the World

Writing has a more important role in improving the world than many realize. Take a look at how writing has the power to change the world.

by: Frankie Stein

Craft / Indie Filmmakers / Lifestyle / Music / News / Our Obsessions

Read our exclusive interview with composer Benji Merrison

Benji Merrison has composed numerous projects and even scored an Emmy nomination. Read our interview with the composer on his latest project.

by: Frankie Stein

Indie Filmmakers / Lifestyle / News / Our Obsessions / Watch it now

‘Learning Tagalog with Kayla’ is the short film you need to see to believe

'Learning Tagalog with Kayla' looks like any old language tutorial, but the four minute short film will take you on a journey. Here's why you need to watch.