REVIEW: ‘To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before,’ Finally Gives Us A Realistic High School Story
Once this movie is over, you’ll find yourself instantly wanting to re-watch it with a group of friends.
In Memoriam: How Mac Miller, XXXtentacion and Lil Peep Helped Me Overcome My Own Demons
This year alone I’ve lost two of my favorite artists of all time in Mac Miller and XXXtentacion, and one last year with the loss of Lil Peep. It’s always hard to see your favorite artist go, and especially hard when three of them pass away with so much life ahead of them.
VOX Teen Poetry: “The Color of an Insufficient Yet Nostalgic America,” a collection by Tyler Bey
Teen staffer Tyler Bey shares his second poetry collection, “The Color of an Insufficient Yet Nostalgic America,” exclusively with VOX ATL.
VOX Teen Poetry: Nuits Colorées (Colorful Nights)
VOX staffer Rachel Springer shares a powerful piece about her experience in Paris, France; “The City of Lights.”
What’s Next for Travis Scott?
Travis Scott is becoming one of the greatest artists of our generation, but in order to become one of the greatest artists of all time in the field of hip-hop he needs to prove himself as a rapper post-“Astroworld.”
International Rescue Committee’s Young People Share Their Journeys to America
VOX ATL visited with a group of young people working International Rescue Committee this summer. In the time we spent together, three IRC participants wrote and shared about their experiences in America.
A Teen’s Guide to Music Festival Season in Atlanta
The music festival season has begun here in Atlanta! You’ve copped your tickets, blasted music from your favorite artists on the lineup, and racked your brain over what to wear. But, are you completely sure that you’re ready?
A Tour of Art on the Beltline’s Art.Music.Film.Movement Summer Festival [PHOTOS]
The A.M.F.M. festival, celebrated the diverse art, stories, and individuals that exist in the Southwest Altanta community of young, emerging creatives.
