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Our 2024 pop culture resolutions
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Date：2025-04-13 09:17:22
Do you make resolutions in January? We do. Today, we make pop culture resolutions for 2024, and we check in on what we resolved to do this last year, and whether we are inclined to bask in our victories or fret about our defeats.
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