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I’m just gonna go ahead and call this as this year’s “We Are Your Friends.” Jacksonville’s Black Kids are already ...
Arts & Culture
Savage’s memoirs give shallow portrayal of gay male relationships
Dan Savage, editor of Seattle's independent newspaper The Stranger and author of "Savage Love," a popular syndicated sex advice column, ...
Record Review: “My Bloody Underground,” Brian Jonestown Massacre
Anton Newcombe has good reason for the chip on his shoulder. A prolific start in the early 1990s got his ...
The Cine-Files
Hurrah for beautiful weather! Can anyone say global warming? I don’t know about the rest of you, but I really ...
Inventive Clatter: 30Hz
I’m not really sure what it is about most straight-up dance music that pisses me off so much. A lot ...
MGMT brings electropop sing-a-longs to Beckham Hall
It's 10:00 on April 10, a Thursday night, and the show is running behind schedule. Spirits, however, seem to be ...
“Big Love” presents gender bending vision of marriage
Weddings are often thought to be sanctimonious occasions uniting those with only a superficial connection, except in the case when ...
Music theses evoke Bach, Ghana
Over the past few weeks, many graduating musicians have performed their senior thesis recitals, the culmination of their work within ...
Laughs aplenty in “My Kingdom for a Whore”
Wesleyan’s best-kept secret was revealed last weekend at Second Stage’s production of Rob Boyd’s ’08 “My Kingdom for a Whore:” ...
Movie Review: “The Rage in Placid Lake”
Finally, the low budget comedy has reached a moment of sincere, and pretty hilarious, self reflection. The Australian indie “The ...