TCNJ Orchestra performed its “Centuries of Drama” concert on March 7 in Mayo Concert Hall, a beautiful portrayal of dramatic symphonies led by conductor Uli Speth.
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PAA Bae was more than just a charity event; it was a celebration of culture, talent and community. It was a night that left attendees and participants feeling inspired and happy, knowing that they had contributed to a good cause while also supporting the College’s AAPI community.
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With “MUSIC,” Playboi Carti loses that unique X-factor that caused his initial rise to popularity and separated him amidst the cloud rap scene in the first place.
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In “For Melancholy Brunettes (& sad women),” released on March 21, band frontwoman Michelle Zauner takes a darker approach, with a heavy guitar focus as compared to her electronic-pop background. In an interview with NPR, she describes themes of yearning explored on the album through various storylines. “All of these characters succumb to some sort of temptation or disrupt a balance in their lives and are then grappling with the consequences or regrets of that decision-making,” she said.
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Joon-Ho’s newest film is “Mickey 17,” a science fiction movie about Mickey Barnes, a beleaguered worker played by Robert Pattinson. Mickey joins a mission to colonize the snow planet Nifleheim, sponsored by a mysterious company and religious group and led by former Congressman Kenneth Marshall, played by Mark Ruffalo, to escape loan sharks on Earth. To join the mission, he becomes an expendable, which means that when he dies, the company can reprint his body, allowing him to work dangerous jobs and be a lab rat in lethal experiments.
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The winners of the 2024 Concerto Competition, Matthew Brown and Hriday Parikh, are slated to give their winning performances with the Wind Ensemble on March 13 and the TCNJ Orchestra on May 2, respectively.
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Throughout her lecture, Hernandez shared about the mental challenges she faced during her career. She often found herself thinking the worst and struggled with anxiety during competitions. She credited her parents’ unwavering support for helping her persevere, saying, “Without that, I would not be sitting right in front of you right now.”
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This hour-long performance was filled with narration, interpretive dance, puppetry and handmade installations all used to transport the audience back to 1982, when 47-year-old Tawana began to build her ark. Tawana was a unique woman, artist and nomad, creating handmade pieces made to spark conversation.
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Four out of five members of the boyband Why Don’t We went to court regarding their lawsuit over their management, Signature Entertainment, on Feb. 28. The final verdict of the case was that the band owed $4 and could not use the band’s name in the future, according to Rolling Stone.
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At this year’s Oscars, there was no shortage of noteworthy moments by actors and actresses alike. The ceremony was hosted by Conan O’Brien in the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles on March 10.
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“Gossip Girl” actress Michelle Trachtenberg was found dead at 39 on Feb. 26. The cause of death is unknown at this time, but is suspected to be cardiac arrest. She was found unconscious after an emergency call was made to her apartment building in New York City. At the scene, Manhattan Police stated that no foul play was suspected.
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This documentary discloses the whole truth of everything Franke put her children through as well as how Hildebrandt’s control had a catastrophic impact on the family. The series also gives an update on where the family is now and how they have been coping over the past two years.
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Flack was one of the biggest stars of the 1970s, winning the Grammy Record of the Year twice in a row and receiving the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2020. She is perhaps most well known for “Feel Like Makin’ Love,” as well as her covers of “The First Time I Ever Saw Your Face” and “Killing Me Softly with His Song.”
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Located in Hamilton, New Jersey, the 42-acre park boasts a variety of public arts works, an arboretum and galleries. The donation from Johnson’s foundation will aid in maintenance on the grounds of the park, along with preservation of the park’s landscape.
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“Captain America: Brave New World” is a suitable action flick with good performances and effects, however it fails to live up to any high expectations. It's not a very biting political commentary, its twist is given away in the trailer, it does little to help the MCU’s struggling momentum and it's a pretty par for the course for a superhero movie. It almost feels like the first draft or the shadow of a much better movie which probably owes itself to the film's extensive reshoots. When push comes to shove, I'd recommend this movie for hardcore MCU fans, but for the average moviegoer I think it’s safe to ignore.
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Rapper Rakim “A$AP Rocky” Mayers was found not guilty on two counts of felony assault with a firearm on Feb. 18.
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After releasing three successful singles teasing her next big project, pop star Tate McRae finally dropped her highly anticipated third studio album, “So Close To What.” The album brings a new sound to McRae’s discography with some more submerged-sounding R&B-adjacent pop melodies.
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If you’re searching for a new drama crime show to binge in a day, “High Potential” is the perfect choice. It has everything from humor to mystery to suspense. It is a quick watch, with a captivating plot and loveable characters.
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Earlier this month, President Trump placed himself as chairman of the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, the first president to ever do so in the Center’s 54-year history.
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As for Mundheim’s two installation exhibits in the College’s Art Gallery, viewing will be available in the AIMM Building in room 111 until March 2. Check out this exhibit to gain a new awareness of the artistic power of puppetry and paper sculpture.
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