Taylor Mansfield

Last night, Donald J. Trump embarked on his first address to a joint session of Congress since being elected to the presidency back in November, touching on several policies and topics that have continued to split the nation directly down the middle.

Without a doubt, the horror genre has been absolutely brilliant over the last several years, and one could argue that it’s the best it’s ever been. And yet, the seemingly unwavering stance from Hollywood still paints the horror genre as inferior compared to other profitable avenues of content. Indeed, the horror catalogue is an acquired taste, and I confidently say that as a die-hard spooky fanatic myself.

Very few public figures have the ability to turn the plethora of heads whenever they’re mentioned that Monica Lewinsky does — and there’s an especially obvious reason why. 30 years ago (yes, it’s been that long), Bill Clinton’s presidency turned on its ugly head after it was revealed that the president had a sexual relationship with Lewinsky, a White House intern at the time, that lasted nearly two years. The kicker of it all?