Despite late arrival, Cope Rocks
Article by: Thomas Logan When you’re looking to hang out and relax, there’s nothing like folk music to set the mood. From straight-up folk acts like Nick Drake and Billy Bragg to more contemporary ac...
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Harvey Milk to visit Boston during upcoming tour
Article by: Clay Adamczyk The band Harvey Milk, (the sludge metal face melters,) not the late politician, has been off hiatus for almost four years now. Since then, they’ve successfully toured and ha...
‘Celebrating Diversity’ continues Unity Week
Article by: Ethan Long Students and faculty from around Suffolk University took part in “Celebrating Diversity: A group exhibition exploring ideas of disability,” a part of S.O.U.L.S’ annual Unity We...
Story of the Year back with ‘Constant’ release
Article by: Ashley Maceli The post-hardcore band Story of the Year, is back with their fourth album The Constant (Epitaph, 2010), although it may not be an album to break them through once again. The...
We are the next great generation
New magazine devoted to Gen Y launched Article by: Shoshana Akins Generation Y. Millennial Generation. Echo Boomers. This demographic can’t even pin down a name for itself, so how can anyone be expec...
Emerson screens filmmakers’ efforts
Article by: Julia Dawidowicz You don’t need to fly all the way to Cannes or Sundance to watch screenings of today’s most innovative films. On Monday, Feb. 22, The Experimental Cinema Exposition, TIE,...
‘Island’ just another thriller
Article by: Cait O’Callaghan Martin Scorsese teams up with Leonardo DiCaprio a fourth time in his new film Shutter Island (Paramount Pictures, 2010), the story of a Bostonian U.S Marshal’s inve...
Girl Fact: Ensler’s new book is a must-read for girls.
Article by: Alex Pearlman While her world-famous Vagina Monologues may not be appropriate for pre-teen audiences, Eve Ensler’s new book of monologues and poetry, I am an Emotional Creature: The Secre...
Suffolk professor appearing on WGBH program
Article by: Ethan Long When WGBH first signed on in 1951, composer Aaron Copland told those listening in that it was “heartening to know that a station is now on the air broadcasting programs d...
Power Rangers rebroadcast ‘morphinominal’
Article by: Jeff Fish The fall of 1993 was a glorious time, except for the city of Angel Grove. When unassuming spacemen landed on the moon and freed Rita Repulsa and her minions from their captivity...
2010 Festival Forecast: Nateva
Oxford, Maine will be the site of a brand new music festival taking place during early July, called Nateva. The festival is just a mere two and a half hour from Boston and is based on a fairground th...
2010 Festival Forecast: Lillith
This year begins the return of one of the largest touring festivals in the country, Lillith Fair. The festival is a huge feminist event, including only female acts such as Sarah McLaughlin and Sheryl...