Sarah Loyd

Oh, the 2000's. A time that gave us iPods, Myspace, and great one-hit-wonders. This is my top ten best one time singles from the decade when Facebook was introduced.

Ever since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, people have debated whether or not to wear a mask. Even I go back and forth on this issue. So, I decided to do some research. The information I gathered helped me to put together a pros and cons list. Maybe, that will help me decide on what's the right thing to do.

Despite the risks of Covid-19, Americans are out marching for many different things. It could be about race, gender equality, LGBTQ, you name it. Whenever there's something to fight for, there's something for musicians to sing about. Their lyrics become their form of protest. So, in honor of those brave marches, I'll list ten famous protest songs that heroic Americans can get inspired from.

The hit sitcom Community had an evil presence haunting the students of Greendale Community College. This phantom would sneak behind an unsuspecting victim with a quarter in hand. Once that victim's butt crack is visible, the phantom would drop his coin in the crack. The name of this sinister being is the Ass-Crack Bandit.

No one is immune to stress. We all have our days where we worry. There are days where we fear the worst. All those things can affect one's mental health, which is just as important as physical health. But do you know what the best medicine for an anxious mind is? Music! Music can boost our moods and lift our spirits. The right song can make a massive difference when we feel anxiety. So, I've compiled a playlist that is suited for calming down the nerves.

One of the most classic Nickelodeon shows of the nineties was Hey Arnold. Every child fell in love with that football headed kid, including Helga G. Pataki. She was Arnold's angry bully who secretly had a crush on him. The show may not have been called Hey Helga, but the character was lovable enough to her own storylines. This is my list of the top ten best Helga episodes from Hey Arnold.