CAB announced the pop rock band COIN as the Stokes Set headliner for 2023.
Arts, Television
‘The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon’ is a Tribute to a Failing Franchise’s Revival
The Walking Dead has long overstayed its welcome as a pop culture staple, but like a zombie, it’s back from the dead with Daryl Dixon. The new spinoff show serves as a needed franchise reset.
On Campus, Arts
McMullen’s ‘Gateway to Himalayan Art’ Showcases Both Beautiful and Educational Works
Visitors to the McMullen Museum have a chance to travel to the Himalayas in the Rubin Museum of Art’s exhibition Gateway to Himalayan Art.
Arts, Music
Olivia Rodrigo Spills Her ‘GUTS’ in Sophomore Album
In GUTS, Rodrigo’s music grows up with her as she delivers the heart-wrenching ballads her fans have come to expect.
Column, Arts
Stitzel: A Playlist For Those Looking For a Cozy Girl Autumn, Not a Sad One
Staff writer Leah Stitzel composes the perfect, not depressing, Fall playlist to welcome the change of seasons.
Arts, Music
Slowdive Crafts Contemplative, Immersive Album
Slowdive’s album everything is alive feels like an experience. It‘s the kind of album that would accompany a video art exhibit or some experimental yoga class.
Top Story, Arts, On Campus
Little Big Town Set to Perform at 31st Annual Pops on the Heights
Grammy-winning country music group Little Big Town will be the featured artist at the 31st Annual Pops on the Heights gala on Sept. 29.
Music, Arts
Bryan’s Latest Album Needs No Improvement
Zach Bryan’s new self-titled album earns its notoriety through its acoustic talent and lyricism.
Arts, Movies
‘Barbie’ Tries Too Hard to Be More Than Just Pretty and Pink
Although the casting of ‘Barbie’ was perfect, the movie was dragged down by its ambition to be something deeper than pretty and pink.
Arts, Movies
Wes Anderson’s Latest Film Seems Too Absurdist, Even For Him
Anderson’s new meta-film attempts to explore the human condition through an absurdist lens, but fails to reach its intention through loosely tied characters and themes.
