Casey Mendoza
Culture Reporter at Scripps News
Entertainment Contributor at Freelance
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Nov 15, 2024 |
scrippsnews.com | Matt Picht |Casey Mendoza
Video games have been defined by their iconic scores since the earliest consoles, but gaming’s interactive nature has transformed its music into a cultural powerhouse in its own right. Watch this episode of "Next Level" to see how video games have expanded the range of what music can do.
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Nov 15, 2024 |
scrippsnews.com | Casey Mendoza
New Yorkers are carrying on a tradition that has been going on for eight years and two presidential elections. Inside the Sixth Avenue subway station, a wall is filled with notes from people with a lot of feelings. "I put that I choose kindness even when it's hard because I've had a hard time wanting to lash out whenever I've been treated not so awesome by some people recently," said Danielle Guy.
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Nov 15, 2024 |
kxlh.com | Casey Mendoza
New Yorkers are carrying on a tradition that has been going on for eight years and two presidential elections. Inside the Sixth Avenue subway station, a wall is filled with notes from people with a lot of feelings. "I put that I choose kindness even when it's hard because I've had a hard time wanting to lash out whenever I've been treated not so awesome by some people recently," said Danielle Guy.
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Nov 6, 2024 |
abc15.com | Casey Mendoza
As the days grow shorter and the nights longer, many Americans find themselves grappling with the "winter blues."A recent poll from the American Psychiatric Association sheds light on this widespread phenomenon, revealing that two in five Americans experience a decline in mood during the winter months. The poll also found that 41% of Americans reported sleeping more in winter, 28% said they experienced increased fatigue, and 27% said they felt depressed.
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Nov 6, 2024 |
wxyz.com | Casey Mendoza
As the days grow shorter and the nights longer, many Americans find themselves grappling with the "winter blues."A recent poll from the American Psychiatric Association sheds light on this widespread phenomenon, revealing that two in five Americans experience a decline in mood during the winter months. The poll also found that 41% of Americans reported sleeping more in winter, 28% said they experienced increased fatigue, and 27% said they felt depressed.
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