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Cynthia is an emerging journalist based in the GTA interested in covering culture, lifestyle, entertainment and politics. Currently they are a graduate student in Western University's Master of Journalism and Communication program.

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Cynthia Jimenez
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‘Like who cares if you have no alcohol or no anything in your system’: Londoners embrace sober party culture

With alcohol sales decreasing across Canada, Gen Z seems to be leading the charge for a rise in a sober lifestyle. Going beyond trends like “Dry January” and sober curiosity, some young Londoners are turning away from alcohol in their day-to-day lives. 
“I feel like a sober lifestyle is the way to go,” said London local, 28-year-old Brittany Hallihan, who has been sober for the past five years. Hallihan decided to go sober after starting to notice how alcohol caused  “patterns in [her] life that...
Cynthia Jimenez
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London’s Music Community Celebrates The Dancing Cowboy's 80th birthday - Cynthia Jimenez

In an interview, Camp shared his love for dance and the impact it has had on his life. “I had a lot of that kind of troubled life. So, dance has always been there for me to pull me through.”
Camp began dancing out in public after separating from his wife of 30 years. Dance was a way for him to start over, and now he finds joy through dancing, he shared.
“I've met so many people through dancing. It's such a wonderful contact. Nothing like being out and seeing all these happy faces.”
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Social media users are finding that AI has “diluted” meaningful content and interactions

From confusing videos of cats playing the bagpipes to photos of people with six fingers, generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) seems to have taken the internet by storm. In fact, as of earlier this year 71 per cent of images found on social media are AI-generated. Journalists at The Guardian found that one in 10 of the fastest growing YouTube channels globally are showing AI-generated content only. Where one used to find photos of friends and family sharing joyful moments one largely now finds AI slop.
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On becoming a local queer community figure, making memes and loving London, Ontario

Theresa Hayes is sipping her iced almond milk latte, smiling slightly. “I really like the idea of queer people taking over certain spaces that were originally not meant for them,” she says. She gazes off to the side as if imagining what this queer invasion might look like. Something about her smile confirms what we both already know, that in a way, this invasion has already begun.
Xtra Magazine •

My mother is pounding on my closet door. I don’t want to answer | Xtra Magazine

I always believed that being bilingual would be great for my career. I never thought it would wreak havoc on my relationship with my mother.
Growing up in a Colombian household meant that my immigrant parents made damn sure that we held on to our heritage. They proudly passed down their Spanish to my younger sister and me. Our parents, aunts and uncles would band against us and our cousins, reminding us at every opportunity en español, por favor. 
So, for a good couple of years, a younger me dut...
Her Campus •

Chappell Roan is the Pop Star We All Need

Chappell has shown us time and time again that she is here for the girls, that is, the trans girls.Hollywood has seen the rise and fall of many pop stars over the years but, dare I say, the most iconic one to date is Miss Chappell Roan herself. The now Grammy award-winning artist has taken the internet by storm and for good reason. From her catchy lyrics to the goose-bump-raising quality of her vocals, there is no denying the immense talent Roan has.Chappell Roan was sling-shotted to mainstream...
Her Campus •

The Art of the First Date

So, I went on 4 first dates in one week. From what I’ve seen, “first dates” aren’t really a thing for my generation. The title of first date brings some semblance of seriousness with it. It declares a concrete romantic interest from the beginning. Instead, what often happens with people my age is “hanging out” with someone for months until one or both parties have the courage to say something. Thinking back now, before all of this I had not been on a first date since about the 9th grade. Awkward...

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