Rolling Stone cover does not deserve criticism
Featuring the Boston Bomber on one of America’s most prominent magazines isn’t as bad as some might think.
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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame announces 2013 induction nominees
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame released this year’s nominees Thursday morning, and the list includes a few names that you might not normally associate with rock music. Legendary hip-hop groups N.W.A. and Public Enemy were both nominated in their first year of eligibility, and according to Spin.com they were the only acts to do […]
The Killers release new album
Nearly three years after announcing a short hiatus, The Killers are back with their fourth full-length studio album, Battle Born.
Bob Dylan releases 35th album
American folk legend Bob Dylan hit a milestone Tuesday with the release of his 35th studio album, Tempest, marking the 50th anniversary of his eponymous debut album in 1962. With his signature rasp and sociopolitical lyrics, the 71-year-old Dylan has long been one of the most influential people in popular music and culture, and he […]
The best articles about Coachella
The Coachella double-header has come to a close and in honor of the event, we bring you a selection of articles from around the web that examine, mock and celebrate this beloved/notorious (depending who you ask) cultural phenomenon. Funny or Die: “7 Types of People at Coachella” Coachella has become somewhat well-known for attracting a […]
Hazing can’t be taken lightly anymore
Even though USC hasn’t had a hazing scandal in recent years, scandals at other universities should serve as cautionary tales.
A gay old time at movement’s expense
With speeches here and interviews there, let’s face it: All that ever sticks with us are sound bites — short, 10-second remarks that get straight to the point. In politics, there are obviously quite a few notable ones: President Barack Obama’s “We are the change we’ve been waiting for;” Richard Nixon’s “I’m not a crook;” […]