Arts & Living
Femme Fatale
More than a decade into the career of Britney Spears, any expectations for artistic growth should be thrown aside. It’s clear that, unlike her pop diva predecessors Madonna and Janet Jackson, any attempts at lyrical […]
Gimme Some
Peter Bjorn and John is a band that seemed to be shackled to a single song. Their 2006 smash hit “Young Folks” reached media saturation, appearing in TV shows, commercials, Kanye West mixtapes and more. […]
Laws of Power
Juicy J and DJ Paul of the Academy Award-winning group Three 6 Mafia packed their 10th LP, Laws of Power, with all the needed elements for any southern hip-hop collection: complex beats, bombastic voices and […]
Insidious’: Short production, lasting scare
In recent years, the horror genre has seen an influx of gore and violence. Instead of being scared, audiences are trying to keep their last meals down, covering their eyes to avoid seeing mangled and […]
Streetela: Creativity meets commerce
Street artists have a new — and financially friendly — outlet to turn to when the Krog tunnel walls are full: Streetela. Founded by photographer Nathan Bolster, Streetela is a platform to introduce independent, urban […]
Scholars of sound perform at Rialto
Béla Fleck, Zakir Hussain and Edgar Meyer don’t look particularly impressive when they stand onstage. In fact, they give the impression of a trio of middle-aged guys about to grab a beer after work, or […]
Duncan Jones: Cracking the ‘Source Code’
Going only on the trailer, Source Code didn’t look like all that special. It seemed like another run-of-the-mill, action-packed industry flick. It didn’t quite catch my eye — at first. Then I realized that Duncan […]
JD Samson of Le Tigre’s new MEN
As a member of electro-punk groundbreakers Le Tigre, JD Samson established herself as an icon in the LGBT community. Having come out as a teenager, she’s been a voice for the community since the early […]