The task of recording a follow-up to Interpol's debut album, 2002's "Turn on the Bright Lights," must have been daunting to the young band. Their premiere ...
Read More »December has arrived and with it comes the inevitable cold, snow and holidays. With Hanukkah already underway and Christmas approaching, it is time for ...
Read More »I went to see "Closer" this past weekend, thinking that it would be a light movie, possibly mixed with some troubling romance. When I heard someone compare ...
Read More »With just three movies behind him and a fourth - "The Life Aquatic" - that is due in theaters soon, Wes Anderson has quickly become one of the most popular ...
Read More »If you are looking for a replica of "Bridget Jones' Diary" in the movie's sequel, it is just about certain that you will not be pleased with "The Edge ...
Read More »When first introduced to Rachael Yamagata's full-length debut "Happenstance," most listeners and critics compare her to Fiona Apple. But although Yamagata's ...
Read More »The lovely ladies of Destiny's Child are back three years later with their highly-anticipated new album, "Destiny Fulfilled." The question is - has Destiny's ...
Read More »When I heard Destiny's Child's "Lose my Breath" for the first time a couple months ago, I thought it was just a Beyonc? song. It took me a few listens ...
Read More »What do you get when you mix a rapper/mega-mogul who freely refers to himself as "Hova" with an R&B singer who has recently become well-known only for ...
Read More »The College's Opera Theatre recently concluded a run of its first show of the year, Cole Porter's musical comedy "Kiss Me, Kate." The show ran Nov. 11 ...
Read More »Two girls walked into the Recreation Center on Nov. 9, their faces and shirts shining with glitter and marker. They were there to attend the Kevin Lyttle ...
Read More »We've all heard of Ray Charles. As possibly one of the most innovative and unique musical performers of recent times, we are familiar with his look and ...
Read More »The Visiting Writers Series (VWS) will host its last writer with a reading by Creative Writing Professor Dan Pope. A former lawyer who went for his Master ...
Read More »You can always tell it's the holiday season when a) the temperature starts dropping, b) your bank account is racing the temperature to the zero mark and ...
Read More »Stir-Friday Night!, billed as Chicago's Premiere Asian American sketch comedy troupe, is making a stop at the College in Brower Student Center room 202E ...
Read More »There is something good cooking in the Deep South and it isn't fried chicken - it's Marc Broussard, a singer and songwriter extraordinaire who is finally ...
Read More »Who can save the world from peril? Super Baby? Samuel L. Jackson? I'm guessing "Coach" Craig T. Nelson wasn't high on your guessing list as hero to humanity, ...
Read More »With the influx of new mp3 players and download sites (paid, of course), it's hard to imagine life without a soundtrack playing in the background. ...
Read More »The proverbial coffeehouse - that smoky, intimate medium in which artists and intellectuals share and exchange their thoughts and creations, will exist ...
Read More »After two unsuccessful attempts to see "Alfie" in sold-out theaters, and many more failed tries at renting the original, I finally managed to see the ...
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