Welcome to “What the Elle?!” Join host Jay’Elle Brown as she dives into an honest and refreshing conversation on authenticity with two special guests, Naava
Through the lens of a decade, I’ve watched the education system mold and morph before my eyes. / Those two eyes, brown and bold, unchanging
Atlanta is known to be culturally iconic. Whether it’s due to music, dances, food, or people, the teens that live here drive the culture. But
From October 11th to October 20th, 2024, Henry County’s community theater group, The Henry Players, performed “Evil Dead: The Musical.” Adapted from the first three
In today’s world, cell phones are practically an extension of our hands, especially since most of us grew up with them. So it isn’t a
I never knew how poppers smelled until the night of the Sweat Tour, a double concert featuring Charli XCX’s “Brat” and Troye Sivan’s “Something to
Sometimes One must Look for Pain To realize They are Hurting Now I am Not Implying That These Miseries Are self Inflicted Or Faked As
In this edition of the VOX Bubble, students attending the Silence the Shame University Fest had the opportunity to speak up about mental health, answering
Queer people who are raised religiously often find themselves in an uncomfortable position, one that a new genre of music seems to capture well. As
Having safe places for teens to hang out in a big city like Atlanta is important. Certain areas can feel sketchy or just not meant
Every day The sun Shall Set The night Shall Blacken The world Shall Slip Into Nothing Every year Shall Come to A close Every life
When you think of Atlanta, one of the first things that comes to mind is the music. We have one of the most diverse music
