Arts & Culture

Arts & Culture

CD : Rubik “Dada Bandits”

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Sabrina Carnevale
Finnish indie pop/rock band Rubik takes “quirky pop” to a whole new level on their sophomore album Dada Bandits, a record you'll only find if you venture way off the beaten path. On first...
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CD Review : Jay-Z “The Blueprint III” & Raekwon “Only Built...

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Ryan Simmons
Two legendary rappers, two sequels of legendary albums. One at the peak of his popularity, the other attempting a comeback. In this case, the underdog prevails. Jay-Z has a mixed track record as far...
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CD Review : Pet Shop Boys “Yes”

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William O'Donnell
I suppose there is something that can be said for a group that manages to have a sound that is consistent throughout their entire body of work. The Pet Shop Boys, as a working...
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Top 3 DVDs to Rent This Week

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Chelse McKee
Gomorrah Dir: Matteo Garrone Gomorrah, or alternatively Gomorra, is based on Robert Saviano’s book of the same name, which tells the true story of the Sicilian mob. The book's publication has spurred Saviano, who is only...
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Hirsute, heroic, and hot

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Damian Purdy
War! Yes! Like most children of modern privilege, I've always had a naive fascination with war and, even more so, her heroes. Yes, those rugged men who were men, and weren't afraid to let...
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Archetypal fairy-tales

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Shobita Ravindran
“Once upon a time, in a faraway land . . .” This is the beginning of all fairy-tales. The stories told to us when we were children, our first encounters with the “art of...
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Yore lore: The Mexican Revolution

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Shobita Ravindran
Mexico is the land of incredibly beautiful women, gorgeous and charming men, and exotic Latin dances. There is an exotic beauty to the country’s culture. Yet, to truly know a culture, one must understand...

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