Hegemony Rocks: Rohk n’ Roul, Guv’na: Why the Libertines will kick your ass
I have a strange way of idolizing bands I've never heard. I'll read a glowing review and get all excited, ...
Arts & Culture
Film Series Confidential
Dearest readers, fans of filmdom, I return to you after a week's absence from the glorious yet thin pages of ...
The more disgusting, the better: Interview with Eli Roth, director of ‘Cabin Fever’
I've met Eli Roth twice. The first time was at a party. The second was in an L.A. synagogue, at ...
J-Live helps fill Eclectic’s hallowed halls with hip-hop
Due perhaps to the somewhat low-key response of the crowd early into his performance, NYC-based rapper J-Live staged a little ...
In The Spotlight: Franny
Our pick for this week's In the Spotlight is the student band Franny, made up of Lee Pender '07 (lead ...
University makes large cut to Ethnomusicology funds
In a shocking administrative decision tentatively linked with the plan to make Wesleyan a more marketable school and raise its ...
The magic arts bus, special prof explore New York
The Arts Bus will be making its second trip to New York this semester on Saturday with a celebrity on ...
Senior theses open in Zilkha Gallery
For the next three weeks senior art theses will be on display at the Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery. On ...
Hartford exhibit explores hip hop’s appropriation
Ever see a geisha with an Afro or a samurai smoking a blunt? These strange subjects appear in works by ...
Critical Ass: State of “Sunshine”
Jim Carrey glorifies the schlub, the kind of guy that turns the air around him stale, but underneath he courses ...