FemFest provides female artists with a platform to shine
The sixth annual music festival, hosted by SAGE, was unapologetically feminist.
From The Top: Dropping out of grad school doesn’t make me a quitter
When looking at my track record, it’s easy to think that I am indeed a quitter.
Review: Diplo’s ‘California’ is a loose, laid-back and easy listen
The EP’s relaxed aesthetic allows a deeper exploration of the lyrics and meaning behind each track.
‘Workaholics’ stars bring the same humor to ‘Game Over, Man!’
Through six years of refining, the movie script naturally underwent changes, but many key plot elements remained the same.
The ‘Blurred Lines’ between influence and infringement
It’s relatively easy for established, wealthy artists to pay a portion of their sum back to the artists they take inspiration from, but for the aspiring musician still fighting for his or her voice to be heard, this change could have dire consequences.
Review: Honeybird provides scrumptious Southern fare
Honeybird’s service, hospitality and scrumptious fried chicken will surely appeal to the masses, and its homemade pie certainly doesn’t hurt.
Honest To Pod: ‘DELETE THIS’ made me evaluate my social media usage
DELETE THIS offers a critical look at how we can tailor social media to our own needs, rather than succumbing to algorithms designed to keep us using them as often as possible.
Review: ‘Orpheus and Eurydice’ beautifully blends two art forms
The production is an undeniable tour de force
King Tut exhibit is edifying
“King Tut: Treasures of the Golden Pharaoh” offers a fully immersive experience.
At Song Last: You shouldn’t care about what others think of your music taste
Instead of being ashamed, I should be proud of my individual passions and interests because of their newness.