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Album Review: ‘Girl’
By Danielle Carson Maren Morris’ most recent album, “Girl,” defies all of the same aspects that made her country in her previous (and most successful) album, “Hero.” However, “Girl” endeavors to show Morris’ more creative and … Read More »
The Competition is on “Fyre”
By Amanda King The eternal Battle of the Online Streaming Services seems to be raging on between Netflix and Hulu as they each produce a documentary about the infamous failed music event, Fyre Festival. Originally meant … Read More »
2019 CU Band Festival
2019 CU Band Festival By: Sarae Ticeahkie From Feb. 21-22, the 2nd annual CU Band Festival took place at the Cameron Theatre. The 2-day festival consisted of a departmental recital, band invitational and band clinic for … Read More »
Book review: ‘An Absolutely Remarkable Thing’
By: Lea Killian On Sep. 25, 2018, Hank Green released his debut novel, “An Absolutely Remarkable Thing.” The novel tells story about a young woman who unintentionally acquires global internet fame unlike the world has ever … Read More »
61st annual Grammys presents: female artists who run the world
By: Sarae Ticeahkie On Feb. 10, The 61st Annual Grammy Awards belonged to the empowering women of the music industry. Hosted by singer songwriter and 15-time Grammy winner Alicia Keys, the ceremony undoubtedly had the ability … Read More »
Album Review: Grande Succeeds With New Honest Tone
By: Lea Killian On Feb. 8, Ariana Grande released her fifth studio album, “Thank U, Next,” six months after the summer release of her fourth album, “Sweetener.” The album features two of Grande’s Billboard Hot 100 … Read More »
Swift Sets New Standard in Music
By: Lea Killian On Dec. 31, Taylor Swift’s “Reputation Stadium Tour” concert movie premiered on Netflix, attracting new and returning fans. This era of Swift’s professional life is arguably her most successful, with the “Reputation” album … Read More »
From the Page to the Stage: The Method of Behind the Madness
Celeste Powell Staff Writer A month before the opening day of “Living Together,” the space for the performance was unadorned. Cameron’s “black box” theatre is a space with plain black walls and a flat floor that … Read More »
