From rap to spoken word, the big band sound has never been quite like this. Read more...
Arts, Music
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November 18, 11:31 pm
CAC concert series provides forum where student band can display talent
Arts, Arts Columns
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November 18, 11:24 pm
Live from Cork: _Band brings Americana, sounds of the South to Ireland_
You may have missed it because it wasn't extensively publicized, but there was an election in America a couple of weeks ago. Read more...
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Ha Ha Tonka is a southern rock and folk-rock group originally from Missouri whose lyrics set it apart from many other bands. Their song “Death of a Decade” provides an example of poignant lyrics paired with majestic vocals.
(Courtesy of Todd Roeth)
Arts, Music
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November 16, 12:47 am
Plugged In: What Bruins are listening to on campus
Carol Lee
Third-year, psychology
"If You Wonder" by Jeff BernatAmmar Naba
First-year, business-economics
"No Sleep" by Wiz KhalifaLeah Read
Third-year, political science
"Bulletproof" by Yo GottiKevin Trong
First-year, neuroscience
"Strawberry Swing" by Frank OceanRead more...
Arts, Film & TV
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November 16, 12:08 am
Q&A: “˜Skyfall’ director discusses latest James Bond film
Last Friday, Columbia Pictures and MGM released the new James Bond film "Skyfall," starring Daniel Craig. Read more...
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Director Sam Mendes and Daniel Craig stars as James Bond in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures/Columbia Pictures/EON Productions� action adventure SKYFALL.
Arts, Music
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November 15, 11:52 pm
Concert features American Youth Symphony, renowned pianist
A tranquil meadow thrust ablaze by raw, orchestral anger emanating from the piano, regaining serenity for a brief moment as the woodwinds and strings color the tragic landscape, before an explosion of symphonic emotion tears the world to pieces. Read more...
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The American Youth Symphony will perform Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1 with 25-year-old guest pianist Natasha Paremski, who received the Young Artist Award of 2010 from the Classical Recording Foundation.
(Courtesy of Cecily Lerner)
Arts, Film & TV
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November 15, 11:46 pm
Movie Review: Café de Flore
While love can sometimes seem like settling, "Café de Flore" explores the notion of a predetermined love that can surpass lifetimes. Read more...
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Jean-Marc Vallée’s film “Café de Flore” explores tales of love across time and space.
(Adopt Films)
Arts, Film & TV
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November 14, 11:41 pm
Alum’s film “˜Against the Grain’ wins Audience Choice Award
At the historic Ricardo Montalban Theatre in the heart of Hollywood, an audience of nearly 500 cheers wildly as a director receives the Audience Choice Award. Read more...
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Director Elias G. Mael is shown on the set of his first feature film, “Against the Grain,” winner of the Audience Choice Award at the 2012 Hollywood Black Film Festival. “Against the Grain” began production within months of Elias’ graduation from the UCLA film school. (courtesy of Raymond Liu)