Jack Antonoff Delivers Bleachers’ New Indie Rock Album
“Hate That You Know Me,” the second single off Indie-pop-rock artist Bleachers’ new album, Gone Now, was released April 17.
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Drive into the Newest Mario Kart Game
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is the newest Nintendo game set to release for Nintendo Switch users on April 28.
A Magical Night of Music at SACs Spring Spectacular
Composer Brian Kehlenbach made classical music relevant for newcomers by debuting a difficult upbeat and modern piece, Beside the Golden Door, at the sold-out Spring Spectacular Concert in Phillips Hall March 25.
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Power Rangers Is An Action-Packed Teen Drama
The best way to describe the new Power Rangers movie, as said by a good friend, is quite simple: Degrassi with super suits.
The King Is Back
Kong: Skull Island is director Jordan Vogt-Roberts’ stunning, fun and mindless take on the King, Kong.
Sugar Daddy Relationships Are a Popular Way to Graduate Debt-Free
Sugar daddy websites are proving to be a popular way for female students to overcome rising college costs, but recent instances of women being attacked by users are causing some to reconsider.
Beauty and the Beast’s Gay Character Causes Backlash
Before its theatrical release, Beauty and the Beast is receiving backlash for introducing Disney’s first openly gay character, LeFou, Gaston’s sidekick.
Skanking Reggae Festival Returns With Japanese, Latin Ska Giants
The event, which returns for a second year at the Shrine Expo Hall, features bilingual ska bands from Latin America, Japan and the United States.
Cristela Alonzo Gets Political With Comedy
Cristela Alonzo uses her first ever, live Netflix comedy stand up “Lower Classy” to give her opinion regarding political news and the truth about growing up in a lower class Mexican family.