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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Nosanow hopes students take away an important message from the book: you don’t need to have everything figured out. Whether it’s building career skills or managing mental health, there’s no one “right” way to navigate life’s challenges. Each path and skill set is unique to the individual. What matters most is finding what works for you and continuing to push forward.
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Two-time Grammy winner Sabrina Carpenter gave her fans the ultimate Valentine’s Day gift. The singer released a deluxe edition of her sixth studio album, “Short n’ Sweet.” Debuting four new tracks and a new version of “Please Please Please” featuring Dolly Parton, Carpenter reminded everyone why this was a No. 1 album on the Billboard charts.
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The three-hour special boasted cast members from the first season, including Garrett Morris and Laraine Newman, and newer members, like Bowen Yang and Sarah Sherman. Several musical guests and celebrity hosts also attended, Lady Gaga and Kim Kardashian among them. The audience seating was expanded to include the hundreds of people who have been involved with the show throughout the years.
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Lamar and his team of dancers gave the audience a brilliant visual show, forming the American flag with Lamar in the middle, alluding to a divided country. Lamar also used the red and blue dancers to symbolize the Bloods and Crips, two infamous rival gangs in Los Angeles.
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Determined to make the concert a time of unity and support, memorable performances included a Nirvana reunion, a new song debut from Lady Gaga, Dr. Dre performing “California Love” and Katy Perry singing “California Girls” while proudly waving the California state flag across the stage.
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At the ICCA’s, the group performed a total of three songs within their setlist: “Beggin’” by Måneskin, “Hot Mess” by dodie and “me” by Kelly Clarkson.
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Hernandez’s headliner performance began with jokes about the College, stating he heard everyone was under the effect of the many steam pipes around campus and he was served food from Eickhoff Dining Hall that made him “not feel so good.”
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An ancient art form found itself displayed with fresh interpretations in the College’s new Art Gallery exhibit, “Dancing with the Qi: TransMediating Chinese Calligraphy.”
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The 67th Annual Grammy Awards was one for the history books. The event was hosted by Trevor Noah and was held in the Crypto.com Arena. It featured performances by Chappell Roan, Benson Boone, Doechii and more.
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“Saturday Night Live’s” musical legacy over the past 50 years is a testament to its unique ability to influence and grow alongside popular culture, elevating or crumbling the careers of the countless musical artists who have featured on the show.
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Frances Whitney, a San Francisco native in her 20s, released “Old Hobbies” on Nov. 15. chronicling her journey of letting go of damaging pastimes and relearning herself through her most cherished hobby — song. The project is a masterclass in storytelling and emotional resonance. It perfectly captures the highs and lows of young adulthood, weaving themes of heartbreak, friendship and self-discovery.
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The show takes place in Sausalito, California, between 1976 and 1977. As a lengthy, four-act, 3-hour and 10-minute show, “Stereophonic” lets you sink into its characters, their conversations, its music and the many errors that come with the recording process.
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