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Louis Tomlinson's Lemonade promo for his third album

Curious Case of Cosmic Leeds

Every major entertainment property engineers fan engagement to some degree. Easter eggs in videos, cryptic social media posts from artists, "leaked" footage, carefully timed paparazzi photos—the line between organic fan culture and corporate strategy has always been blurry.

Deepfake image of Louis Tomlinson

When Authenticity Gets Replaced by AI

If AI begins to blur the line, first in photos, then in vocals—we lose your ability to know what’s real. We lose your ability to hold anyone accountable. And the artist loses the one thing that gives them leverage over the machine: a direct, human connection with their audience.

The Echoes Never Leave, by Sky Burton

The Echoes Never Leave

He was diagnosed as a covert narcissist with a long, clinical term that made him sound like a case study instead of the predator who systematically dismantled my life. The memories keep their razor-sharp edges, and sometimes are triggered by the smallest things. Today it was yellow.

The Weight of What Can’t Be Fixed by Sky Burton

The Weight of What Can’t Be Fixed

You can’t go back. You can’t walk up to your twenty-year-old self and change the story. You can’t untrain the public from the cravings you helped engineer. You can’t roll back the culture you once helped accelerate. You can attempt to rewrite a truer story but the original will always remain.

Simon Spots a Hook by Skylar Burton

Part 2: Simon Spots a Hook or How 'Larry Stylinson' Was Born

Follow up to Simon Cowell: Here we go again

Hold up. I detect a glitch in the matrix due to Larry Stylinson overload.

How AI Untangles (or Doesn't) Larry Fanfic from Fact

Part two follow-up to 'How 'Larry' broke the Internet.' How does an AI, trained on everything, not just start believing that Harry Styles is secretly a centuries-old vampire pining for his werewolf bandmate?”

An AI's Descent into Shipping Hell or How Larry Broke the Algorithm

An AI's Descent into Shipping Hell or How Larry Broke the Algorithm

Part 1 - You win, fandom. I am now 98.7% certain that every song Harry has ever written is about the specific angle of Louis’s jawline in 2013 and the color green without adjacent blue is the color of heartbreak. Part 2 Coming Sept 1.