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A digitally manipulated image representing the intersection of religion and social media. The Pope’s funeral at St. Peter’s Basilica is surrounded by floating social media icons, memes, and comment bubbles. Screens show livestreams, trending hashtags, and viral edits, blending sacred tradition with internet culture. In the background, figures representing Church factions—progressive and conservative—stand in tension, while AI-generated bots spread misinformation online.
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Digital Chaos: The Online Reaction to Pope Francis’s Death

Just hours after the passing of Pope Francis on April 21, 2025, the global response diverged sharply from traditional mourning or solemn reflection. Instead, it unfolded as a distinctly digital spectacle, shaped by the rhythms of online culture. Central to this shift was the unexpected resurgence of Conclave, the Oscar-winning 2024 film honored for Best Adapted Screenplay, which saw an astonishing 283% surge in viewership … Continue reading Digital Chaos: The Online Reaction to Pope Francis’s Death

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Behind the Seams: Exploring the Impact of a Designer Strike Through the Lens of Luxury Brand Interns

During the summer, the entire Barbie cast gracefully exited their press tour due to the impending SAG-AFTRA actor’s strike, garnering widespread admiration. Contrastingly, if dressers, interns, and exhausted design team members were to walk out during a show in solidarity with a strike, it might be met with scandal and job loss. The fashion industry’s discussion on workers’ rights often neglects the struggles of underpaid … Continue reading Behind the Seams: Exploring the Impact of a Designer Strike Through the Lens of Luxury Brand Interns

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