At L.A. college campuses, Punjabi music is opening doors to heritage long kept closed

Growing up in Los Angeles, he mostly kept a Sikh bracelet hidden throughout his childhood, as he was the only Sikh student at his elementary school. He expressed his faith privately, at home and at the Gurdwara—the Sikh temple—rather than publicly. However, things began to change when he started studying pathology at USC, where he’s currently working towards a master’s degree.

Star Trek’s 60-Year Legacy: 6 Eras of TV & Movies Explained

Star Trek faced cancellation early on, but it made a huge comeback, becoming even more popular than before. After NBC canceled it after just three seasons, a dedicated fanbase grew, and it’s largely responsible for the modern idea of fandom. The Star Trek conventions that started in the 1970s were the beginning of cosplay and fan culture, which has now become a massive, multi-million dollar industry.

Angry Birds Rush quietly resurfaces with early access in Mexico as listing moves under Rovio storefront

Okay, so this is a little weird. I remember seeing this game listed under Dark Matter Gaming, which I knew was part of Rovio, but now it looks like Rovio Entertainment themselves are publishing it directly. They even changed the link on the Play Store, and the page for the US early access is just…gone. It’s like they’re trying to distance it from that other division or something.

‘Michael’ review: Simplistic, unchallenging and riddled with egregious omissions – this Jackson biopic is at best a fabulous karaoke act

Donald Trump recently shared a striking social media post showing him portrayed in a way similar to Jesus Christ. This image brings to mind the new Michael Jackson biopic, “Michael,” which presents the late singer in a similarly glorified light – much like Trump seemed to be attempting to portray himself.