Review: He Said/She Said: Foo Fighters ‘Concrete & Gold’
He Said/She Said With one of the more highly anticipated rock albums of the year dropping, why not enlist the help of one of KSHE-95’s on-air personalities, Lauren Elwell, otherwise known on air as Lern. While I put my two cents in on the new record, Lauren also contributed her review. You can catch Lauren […]
Santana Rocks Fox with Guests
Santana brought an epic show to the Fabulous Fox Theatre on Wednesday, July 12th. This performance marked the 21st stop on the world tour and was one for the books. While the overwhelmingly talented members of Santana made this a legendary night to begin with, fans were surprised with a guest performance by vocalist Ronald […]
Aesop Rock Impresses at Delmar Hall
Delmar Hall hosted Aesop Rock, along with Rob Sonic and DJ Zone, Tuesday, July 11. Rock stuck with Open Mike Eagle as his one opener, a solid stylistic choice that proved to lend a smooth transition between the two acts. Eagle stood as one man, with one microphone, and one computer. I was curious to […]
Ten Movies ’90s Kids Love… But Do They Hold Up?
The Land Before Time (1988)
Ten Tremendous Oscar Bait Failures
Just in time for the 89th annual Oscars ceremony Sunday, Feb. 26, let us look back on ten films that failed to get the attention from the Academy they believed they deserved. Three of our top picks just came out last year, and two of them star Will Smith. Here they are, in no particular […]
Mayweather vs Pacquiao: The Flop of the Century
There’s a sucker born every minute. If that phrase is true, you can put me down as one of those suckers, those dumb asses, who watched Floyd Mayweather Jr. dance around the ring, playing paddy cake with Manny Pacquiao. There were 16,507 suckers who actually attended the event in Las Vegas’ MGM Grand Garden Arena. That […]
Juan’s Rant: Why Chris, Why? A Case for Medical Marijuana
As long as I’ve been alive, I’ve associated with the Democratic Party. My grandfather is a staunch Democrat. My family drove American Cars and worked for a living, like the majority of people I know. As I grew older, I started to do what any good journalist does: question the purpose of what I believe […]
Matt’s Charity Case of the Week: Muriel’s Wedding
*cue Sarah McLachlan music I come to you this week to discuss a very special movie: Muriel’s Wedding. You’ve probably seen it sitting on the shelf at your local Blockbuster (they still have those, right) a thousand times and moved right past it. I can’t blame you, it has a weird cover – odd, brightly […]