Rumors about Fall Out Boy planning a show in Lancaster, PA. spread like wild fire throughout the internet last week. After years of waiting for Fall Out Boy to end its hiatus, hopeful fans are continuing to wait after band members, Pete Wentz and Joe Trohman, confirmed on Twitter that the rumors were false. Although each [...]
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A cynic might reject the recent explosion in American vinyl sales as a transient fad, as a short-lived parade of spendthrift hipsters getting their anachronistic rocks off. More than that, in this blessed age of sexy tech innovations like iPods and Spotify and Rock Band, to get one’s music from a clumsy crackly unwieldy turntable seems [...]
Read the rest of this article »Time-lapse videos make scenes captivating
Last week, I discussed tilt-shift—an emerging trend in video that makes real-life footage seem cartoonish. This week, I’ll be talking about time-lapse, another popular trend in film today. The time-lapse process is a style that allows us to view life in a different way—an entire sunset, a whole day or even weeks can be seen [...]
Read the rest of this article »Campaigning during Oscar season could affect deserving stars
At the end of January, nominations for the 84th Academy Awards will be announced. For most, the New Year starts on January 1st. For those in Hollywood, the New Year only starts the day after the Oscars ceremony. Apparently, at one point in history, those in the Academy simply voted for those films and performances [...]
Read the rest of this article »Lupe Fiasco announces two upcoming albums
Lupe Fiasco fans, feel free to rejoice now. The rapper from Chicago announced his plans to release two new projects through his official website on a simple post entitled “**BREAKING NEWS***”: “FOOD AND LIQUOR 2 COMING SOON….LUPE AND PHARRELL ALBUM COMING SOON…” Some may find the announcement as nothing special, but long-time fans of Lupe Fiasco [...]
Read the rest of this article »Carnegie Hall establishes The National Youth Orchestra of the United States.
While there are national youth orchestras in many parts of the world, one of its kinds has never existed in North America – until now. Carnegie Hall, once again proving its significance to the classical musical community, is establishing The National Youth Orchestra of the United States. The first session, however, will not take place [...]
Read the rest of this article »Golden Globes do not foreshadow Oscars
Though many people typically perceive the upcoming Golden Globe Awards to foreshadow the results of the Oscars, recent trends indicate that the Golden Globes maintain more of an influential affect on the Oscars rather than a foretelling one. When the Globe announcements are complete, there are still several weeks remaining before the Oscar polls close, [...]
Read the rest of this article »Singer-songwriter Kina Grannis grows as independent artist
As a college student, USC alumnus and singer-songwriter Kina Grannis said she used to claim a spot in the stairwells of the New North dorms and Troy East apartments to practice. Now Jimmy Kimmel will be welcoming her to his stage on Jan. 12. This will not be her first appearance on television screens across [...]
Read the rest of this article »DGA nominations tighten up Oscar race
The Directors Guild of America has announced their nominees for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film for 2011. The list of nominees includes several expected names, including Michel Hazanavicius (The Artist), Alexander Payne (The Descendants) and Martin Scorsese (Hugo), as well as some surprises, such as Woody Allen (Midnight in Paris) and David Fincher (The [...]
Read the rest of this article »The best of “the best music of 2011”
With the New Year finally here, we pause a moment to bid 2011 farewell. From music industry megaliths like Pitchfork and NME to rinky-dink bloggers beaming tomes of their beautiful enthusiasm out of Mom’s basement directly at no one in particular, seemingly everybody has been counting down the cream of last year’s musical crop. Now [...]
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