VSCO Girls: How Social Media Drives Trends Among Teens
We explore what drives trends in teen subculture and ask: Why is the media so obsessed with the VSCO girl fad, in particular?
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Illinois Film Aficionados Share Their Top Picks For Holiday Movies
With so many options for movies around the holiday season, where should you begin? We rounded up some of the best—and worst—holiday films with two Illinois film aficionados.
Springfield Museum Celebrates Black History Along Route 66
Route 66 is well-known as the historic highway that stretched from Chicago to Los Angeles. For many people, the road meant opportunity. But for African Americans in the early part of the 20th century, that opportunity—and their safety—depended on trusted connections along the way.
The 21st—Thursday, December 19, 2019
Today on the 21st: A museum and shop in downtown Springfield highlights the contributions of Black entrepreneurs throughout history along Route 66. We heard some of those stories. Also, it’s the time of year to gather with loved ones binge all of your favorite holiday films. We got a roundup of some of the best, and worst, holiday films—with two Illinois film aficionados. We also explored what’s driving a trend in a teen subculture known as VSCO girls.
Rep. Davis Joins House Republicans In Voting Against Impeachment
As expected, U.S. Rep. Rodney Davis of Illinois joined House Republicans on Wednesday in voting against the articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump.