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‘My Dear, Melancholy’: The Weeknd Releases an EP Full of Heartbreak
Sarae Ticeahkie A&E Editor Late in the evening on March 29, R&B artist The Weeknd dropped his new six-song EP “My Dear Melancholy,” The Weeknd and Frank Dukes executively produced the artist’s extended play, with additional … Read More »
Movie Review: A ‘Wrinkle’ in the Box Office
Caitlin Anders Staff Writer Based off the popular book, “A Wrinkle in Time” hit theaters with a downpour of disappointment. The film received a critical rating of 40 percent on Rotten Tomatoes, along with an audience … Read More »
CU Spring Concert 2018
Miranda Fritts Staff Writer The Cameron Concert Choir and Centennial Singers held their first spring concert at 7:30 p.m., March 6, in the Cameron University Theatre. Choir Director Dr. Christian Morren opened the concert by introducing … Read More »
The 52nd Annual National Art Show
Abigail Gonzalez Staff Writer At 6 p.m. on Feb. 16, Del Mar College’s Joseph A. Cain Memorial Art Gallery hosted the 52nd Annual National Drawing and Small Sculpture Show. Artwork by Four Cameron students and one … Read More »
Make it Rain: The Price of Funk vs. The King of Pop
Justin Rose Staff Writer Prince is better than Michael Jackson. This is one of my favorites arguments to have. Usually when I have this argument, the person who is on the side of Jackson knows very … Read More »
‘Black Panther’ Movie Review: Wakanda Forever
Sarae Ticeahkie Student Life Editor @SylviaSeeks The anticipated Walt Disney/Marvel Studios’ film “Black Panther” hit theaters Feb. 16, exceeding box office expectations with an estimated 426.6 million for its opening weekend. The 134-minute superhero film, directed … Read More »
The End of the F***ing World
Katie Livingston Staff Writer The End of the F***ing World is a counterculture style show that uses its place in the genre to critique counterculture values. Where most films with quintessentially “deep” and “quirky” teen protagonists … Read More »
Payton Williams Voices Editor @YoureSoVanya In the incredible and varied history of Pop music in America, there are often albums that are good, and there are often albums that are great. But few times in music … Read More »
