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REVIEW: Pusha T deals rhymes, respect at show

By MATTHEW PHILIPS
September 5, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Music, Reviews

Minimalist-themed merchandise with memorable lines from his latest album littered the front, but the age-diverse crowd quickly shuffled past into the front, where the opening act took to the stage at around 8:15 p.m.

Jay Park surprises fans at Tidal x Abercrombie show

By MATTHEW PHILIPS
August 29, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Music

The Korean American artist showcased his many talents at Monday’s pop-up show.

REVIEW: Queen Latifah and Common bring soul to the Hollywood Bowl

By MATTHEW PHILIPS
August 24, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Music, Reviews

The dynamic duo provided nostalgic renditions of the songs that defined their legendary careers in entertainment.

REVIEW: ‘Pray for Wicked’ belies frontman Brendon Urie’s clear potential

By SOPHIA SPIRUS
June 27, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Music

Perhaps fans can join in and pray for a new outlook on a future album: one that’s more inspired, and possibly more original.

REVIEW: ‘Kids See Ghosts’ is a redemption of Kanye West’s shortcomings on ‘Ye’

By SAM ARSLANIAN
June 12, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Music

Everything “Ye” failed to achieve, “Kids See Ghosts” accomplishes with flying colors.

REVIEW: Jorja Smith’s ‘Lost & Found’ displays an artist on the rise

By DOMINIC DAVIS
June 12, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Music

With an audience that already spans across the pond, Jorja Smith is only getting ready for a long-lasting career as one of the most soulful songstresses of this generation.

Taylor Swift sheds skin, shows fangs on reputation tour

By KITTY GUO
May 22, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Music

Reputation is hardly Swift’s first rodeo; it is her fifth concert tour, and she is known to be an extremely meticulous, detailed-oriented artist.

“Love Yourself: Tear” is soulful and socially conscious

By TIFFANY WONG
May 22, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Music

With signature hip-hop beats, heartbreakingly raw ballads and socially conscious messages, BTS shows off its versatility and candor in Love Yourself: Tear

Review: Coachella is a festival meant to be seen, not heard

By MATTHEW PHILIPS
April 24, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Music

As far as musical purpose goes, Coachella is devoid of all integrity.

Review: J. Cole succeeds with a new sound on KOD

By KENAN DRAUGHORNE
April 22, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Music

There’s a dry, sneaky humor in releasing KOD on April 20, the unofficial holiday dedicated to marijuana, especially as J. Cole names weed as one of the vices in the outro to the title track “KOD.”

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