Following March Homeland Security raids on Sean “Diddy” Combs’ Los Angeles and Miami residences, the rapper and producer faces his sixth sexual abuse lawsuit since November.
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While artificial intelligence has made significant strides in the entertainment industry, some celebrities are concerned that these advancements could be taken too far. A petition to protect artist rights that was sent to AI developers was published by the Artist Rights Alliance on April 1 with the signatures of over 200 celebrities. Billie Eilish, Nicki Minaj and Katy Perry were among the petitioners.
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“Found Heaven,” Gray’s most recent studio effort, is a drastic pivot away from the ballad-driven songwriting of his last two albums into bright, 80s-influenced synth-pop. Acoustics are traded for disco-beats and hushed vocals become belting choruses. It’s a development of sound so jarring that even his previous skeptics were unable to deny their curiosity.
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Korean girl group IVE brought their “Show What I Have” world tour to the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey on March 29.
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Jake Gyllenhaal’s Dalton is the character to which a nebulous conflict of self-destruction, anxiety and focused determination belongs in this reinterpretation of the cult classic from 1989. Released almost exclusively on Prime Video on March 21, “Road House” was directed by Doug Liman and tells a similarly themed yet excessively self-conscious form of that narrative.
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Jonathan van Tulleken’s “Shōgun” has been a very promising American-Japanese miniseries that showcases the intense political rivalries that dominated 17th century feudal Japan. Tulleken only plans to release one season with 10 episodes. Personally, based on how it’s panned out, 10 episodes is not enough.
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Beyoncé has gone country for the first time in her career with her newly released album, “Cowboy Carter.” The 27-track record, which came out on March 29, talks about country values with each song a reconception of a Western film. “Killers of the Flower Moon” and “Space Cowboys” are just a couple of the western movies that Beyoncé drew inspiration from.
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Former Impractical Joker Joe Gatto came to campus on March 26 to deliver a hilariously relatable comedy show, along with opener and comedian Chris Johnston.
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The season 28 finale of “The Bachelor” premiered on March 25, captivating audiences with the journey for love led by bachelor Joey Graziadei and a series of contestants vying for his affection.
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A near full house of students, their families, faculty members, trustees, administrators, local community members and out of state residents got to enjoy “Illegal: A New Musical,” on Sunday, March 24. The show told the story of Chinese immigrants in the early 20th century, who were considered America’s first “illegal” immigrants.
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The new and third Kpop girl group under Belift Lab and owned by HYBE Corporation, ILLIT, recently released their first EP “SUPER REAL ME” on March 25. The EP sounds very dreamy, and discusses topics such as love, being confident and being a teenager.
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“Disney on Ice: Into the Magic” stopped in Trenton at the Cure Arena on March 22. They had many characters skating, such as Mickey Mouse & Friends, Elsa and Anna, Moana, Rapunzel and more.
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The College’s School of the Arts and Communication will host two in-person camps this summer, a Design and Creative Technology Academy and a Future Music Educators Institute.
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Drake Bell spoke out in the recently released documentary, “Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV,” to share his story about the sexual abuse he suffered at the hands of Nickelodeon vocal coach Brian Peck. The four part documentary series by Investigation Discovery scrutinizes Nickelodeon’s production and programming from the ‘90s to the late 2010s under Dan Schneider’s leadership.
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The U.S House of Representatives voted on March 13 to approve a bill to ban TikTok in the country in six months unless they sell the platform to non-Chinese management, according to The New York Times. The bill is now going to the Senate.
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Over the past two decades, Fall Out Boy has been the epitome of what many consider to be pop-punk. They are titans in the genre, and while many — myself included — expected that style of music to die down in tandem with the 2000s, there is a recent phenomenon I’ve begun to notice.
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Jack Gilinsky and Jack Johnson of Jack & Jack took Philadelphia’s hearts on March 20 during the duo's first concert in the city since 2019. From the sounds of the screaming fans, you could tell they were dearly missed in the area.
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The American psychological horror film “Immaculate” released earlier this month on March 22 and has received mixed reviews from critics. The film has received an average rating of 6.4/10, and the critics consensus reads “Immaculate in conception if not always in execution, this religiously themed horror outing is saved by a divine performance from Sydney Sweeney.”
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A play which succeeds in provoking an audience the way “The Minutes” did could only have been written by the great American playwright Tracy Letts. Having started its run here at the College on March 20 and closing shop on March 24, audiences for five evenings straight were given an exuberant and well-mannered display of confined and claustrophobic acting tour-de-forces.
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One thing you should know about Olivia Rodrigo is that she is really good at keeping secrets. However, she spilled those secrets for anyone daring to listen as she revealed and released a deluxe edition of her latest album, titled “GUTS (spilled).”
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