The fashion industry in New York has largely been unregulated due to a loophole in current law, allowing for models to face difficulties that would be addressed with laws regulating
As Covid-19 ravaged the world, a new internet platform, TikTok, was gaining more and more popularity. Users on the platform began making different forms of fanfiction, such as reenactments of
The Twitter headlines just keep coming. A self-proclaimed “free speech absolutist,” Elon Musk released the floodgates on the social media platform via his updated verification service, only to reel it
Despite the volatility and recent downswing in the crypto markets, both professional and collegiate athletes are starting to accept cryptocurrency as compensation for their brand and endorsement deals. At
As the MLB playoffs nears its conclusion and a champion is crowned, we are once again reminded of why this sport is America’s pastime. However, in a season that saw
Illegal live streams have become very common in Europe and it’s costing the major European soccer leagues and broadcasters billions of euros in lost revenue as a result of the
In September, Commissioner Rob Manfred and MLB recognized a union for Minor League Baseball players. Here is why it’s not only a good decision for the Minor Leaguers and baseball
Just over 6 months ago, on April 18th, the rapper Tyga presented a new collaboration with a local Brooklyn art collective, MSCHF – together they created the “Baby Wavy” shoes.
On August 29, 2022, Rachel Williams, an ex-friend of the fake heiress, Anna Sorokin, sued Netflix over her portrayal in Inventing Anna – here are my thoughts on the topic.
A college athlete union now seems to be a matter of when, not if, due to college athletes becoming increasingly treated and viewed as professionals.
