Six years out from their critically acclaimed album “Virtue,” The Voidz are back with 10 new tracks from their latest full-length LP, "Like All Before You.”
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To commemorate the 40th anniversary of the MTV Video Music Awards, this year’s ceremony was all about nostalgia. Megan Thee Stallion, who had hosted the Sept. 11 event at 8 p.m. in New York’s UBS Arena, appeared with a snake coiled around her costume in reference to Britney Spears’ 2001 appearance with a python.
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The American ticket sales company Ticketmaster began the process of selling Oasis concert tickets, but what was supposed to be a monumental moment for English rock enthusiasts instead became a financial headache for fans, and a potential lawsuit for Ticketmaster.
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Katy Perry’s latest album “143” harps on reveling with friends and having fun. While the title of the record has a deep, personal meaning for Perry herself, the depth of the production and lyrics do not support this narrative.
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The mystery of the circumstances surrounding her untimely death have been speculated upon for many years now, and the episode makes it a point to compile what is currently known about the case. Interviews throughout the show provide insight from people who have been involved with this case for nearly five decades now.
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James Earl Jones, a critically acclaimed actor best known as the voice of Mufasa and Darth Vader, died on Sept. 9 surrounded by his loved ones, according to CBS News. His exact cause of death remains unknown to the public.
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Bender's performance at the College was the beginning of the 2024 Faculty Artist series. Through this series, students can see their professor’s talent firsthand. It’s enjoyable for non-music majors as well, as you get the opportunity to see fantastic performances.
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Lamar is the first Black American rapper to headline the Super Bowl making this even more of a momentous achievement. A handful of his songs promote the message of several kinds of injustices that exist in our world. Having this opportunity gives Lamar the platform to promote his music and the message behind it.
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Jonah Marais, a 26-year-old singer and songwriter formerly from the boy band Why Don’t We, stopped at The Foundry in Philadelphia on Sept. 7, as a part of his Young & Optimistic tour. The tour is his first time performing since 2022 and his first-ever solo tour.
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The U.S. Attorney's Office detailed the five people who were arrested for their involvement in Perry’s passing: his assistant, Kenneth Iwamasa, doctors Salvador Plasencia and Mark Chavez, movie director Erik Fleming and drug dealer Jasveen Sangha, known as the “Ketamine Queen.”
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Chappell Roan is feeling the heat from her fan base after making the decision to cancel her Paris and Amsterdam concerts and rescheduling her Berlin show for Sept. 23. This came less than a week before her Paris and Amsterdam shows were set to occur.
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South Korean singer and K-pop star Taeil has left K-pop band NCT after allegations of his involvement in several sexual crimes surfaced. The allegations came to light on Aug. 28 after NCT’s label, SM Entertainment, released a statement on X.
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Charli XCX debuted the original tracks that would end up shaping the immortal “brat summer.” Even as we move into September, the abrasive chartreuse and pixelated text are inescapable in popular media. From its underground hyperpop beginnings to its sudden relevancy in the U.S. presidential election, the “brat” legacy is unmatched.
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In recent years, the use of popular music in political campaigns has become a growing problem, specifically for the 45th President, Donald Trump. Most songs, which are handpicked to elicit excitement from large rally crowds, are not given consent by artists for usage. This practice has raised significant controversy, both legally and ethically. With several lawsuits now in progress and dozens of angry musicians, copyright issues have come into question. Are politicians allowed to use music for their campaigns without explicit permission? How are musicians’ rights protected under the law?
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Linkin Park revealed during a Sept. 5 livestream that Armstrong, a member of the band Dead Sara since 2003, was chosen to replace Linkin Park's former lead singer, Chester Bennington, who died by suicide in 2017. During the live stream, Armstrong is seen joining the group on stage midway through their performance of their newest single, "The Emptiness Machine." Although many fans in the crowd appeared enthusiastic during the performance, others would not be so thrilled, especially as Armstrong's controversial past soon surfaced following the reveal.
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Fred Again's newest album “ten days” was released on Sept. 6 and is already his second full-length LP effort this year — and the seventh album in his discography that only began four years ago.
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From being a substitute teacher to recently collaborating with Charli XCX and Billie Eilish on “Guess,” Harrison Patrick Smith, or The Dare, has come a long way in the scene these past few years.
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The murder mystery drama has picked up where it left off in season four of “Only Murders in the Building.” Charles-Haden Savage and his partners in crime, Mabel Mora and Oliver Putnam, are pulled into the depths of another murder case. As their true crime podcast, “Only Murders in the Building,” is part of the show and has covered three seasons worth of murders, we can only expect an additional plot-twisting season will be added to the series.
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Despite all the controversy, at the center lies the film itself, which hasn’t received much attention in light of all the scandal surrounding its inception. It seems that, at least in terms of conversation around the film, most of the discussion is focused on typical celebrity drama, with most of social media debating which of the two leads is most wrong in the apparent feud.
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The “Everything But Normal” mural, created by art education major Kelly Mazzucca ‘24, opened on Sept. 4 at the side entrance of the AIMM building facing Lot 3.
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