This past Friday, Judge Arun Subramanian sentenced Combs to four years and two months in prison, but he has credit for time he has already served, leaving him with only 36 months remaining on his sentence. He was also fined $500,000 and sentenced to five years of supervised release, according to People.
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This film brings something different to his catalog. Anderson is pushing cinematic boundaries. By telling such an important and relevant story, he opens up the floor of film to more uncomfortable discussions and difficult arguments to convey.
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The music scene has changed so much throughout Carey’s 30 plus year long career. But all “Here For It All” proves is that time and change are no match for Carey.
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“The History of Sound” presents the viewers with Lionel, a soft-spoken, well-mannered boy from a farm in Kentucky, growing up with a love for music. He contrasts with David, an extroverted, more “life of the party” type of boy who shares the same love for music.
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Dean’s anticipated sophomore album, “The Art of Loving,” was released on Sept. 26. Inspired by bell hooks’ book “All About Love,” Dean explores love as an art rather than an instance. Through twelve resonant tracks, the album lyricizes the essence of love on a granular scale.
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ACT’s Romeo & Juliet follows two star-crossed lovers as they fall in love in a hospital waiting room. Juliet was played by senior communication studies major Olivia Ayala and Romeo was played by junior psychology major and pre-law minor Andrew Parisi.
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“Midnight Sun” is fun and dynamic, with hints of vulnerability. The danceability of the album exemplifies the energy of summer and this will be an exciting release for audiences to listen to.
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The Fenty Beauty founder first exposed her baby bump during this year’s Met Gala in New York City. She wore a custom Marc Jacobs ensemble which confirmed her third pregnancy.
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This past weekend signaled one of the best times of the year for the College. On Sept. 20 and 21, the TV Studio in Kendall Hall became home to 10 local musical artists who came to showcase their talents.
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This year's NYFW has stirred negative comments. Many have commented on the lack of diversity seen on the runways and noted that the stereotypical American blonde has taken over fashion.
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Tillman’s win was just one of several awards “Severance” took home that night. Of the 27 nominations the series racked up, it won eight.
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The show ends somewhat true to Jenny Han’s book trilogy, but not in the way you’d expect.
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One of the founding bands of the Chapel Hill, N.C. scene, Superchunk and their label Merge Records started early by self-releasing their music and that of their friends. But as they gained more traction and a new drummer, Jon Wurster, they quickly became underground giants.
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Throughout his acting career, Redford was nominated four times for an Academy Award, winning once for “Ordinary People” in 1981. He was also an honorary winner of an Oscar in 2002 for being an “actor, director, producer, creator of Sundance, inspiration to independent and innovative filmmakers everywhere,” according to IMDb.
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This movie exhibits great inspiration from older filmmakers like Quentin Tarantino and Brian de Palma for bloody, explosive violence, while also taking strange, unexplained aspects of modern directors like Ari Aster and Ti West.
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“The Girlfriend” was an impressive psychological thriller that kept the viewers guessing. The plot was intriguing, the actors were on point and the suspense was chilling.
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Following their departure from Fritz, Buckingham and Nicks released their eponymous album, “Buckingham Nicks,” in 1973, which was met with commercial failure. Since then, the album has been a holy grail in the classic rock scene.
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The first episode begins with Fulmer speaking to the camera as he provides the audience with an explanation, apology and introduction all in one.
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Cabaret will be closing on Sept. 21 as opposed to the original Oct. 19 date when Billy Porter was performing. The role of Emcee will be finished out by understudies, David Merino and Marty Lauter.
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Odom’s return is met with great enthusiasm from long-time fans of the show. Some may even describe it as “historic.”
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