Turning back the clock
A boon of college concerts is the opportunity to see some of the most unconventional lineups imaginable.
Jonathan Lowe
Articles
Critic's notebook
Record sales may have plummeted over the past seven years, but more than a handful of innovative artists have managed to stay afloat in a rapidly sinking record industry.
Pop culture
In a stunning turn of events that few could have anticipated in the aftermath of former Seinfeld star Michael Richards' onstage racist meltdown, funnyman Chris Rock was forced to retire from comedy this week after reports surfaced that he, too, has used a certain racially charged slur on more than one occasion during his stand-up routine.
Pop culture
Just hours after she made a surprise appearance on Late Night with David Letterman to show off her newly trim figure, singer and mother extraordinaire Britney Spears lost another 200 pounds of dead weight when she filed for divorce from Kevin Federline.
Pop Culture: Borat and Locklear
The Borat movie made just under $25 million this weekend, $10 of which came from my wallet. That's right-I got to see the most-hyped film since Snakes on a Plane when it opened nationwide Friday night and, for the record, it was just as hilarious as advertised.
Pop Culture: Brooke Hogan
Let's face it: No one really likes Brooke Hogan (Terry "Hulk" Hogan's not-so-talented singing daughter). The only reason we've put up with her this long is because her father has made a living beating the crap out of everyone that gets in his way.
Fall Concert: Flogging Molly
Night number two of this year's two-part fall concert left the raucous Levin Ballroom crowd wanting even more.
JustArts interviews Flogging Molly: From pub to popularity
JustArts: How difficult is the songwriting process with seven band members involved?Bob Schmidt: [Singer and guitarist] Dave [King] is the primary songwriter in the band.
Pop Culture
Remember Wesley Snipes? You know, that actor who used to be in a ton of ass-kicking action movies during the '90s, but these days, only pops up when someone has the urge to produce another sequel to Blade?
Music with a cause
If you've ever witnessed a musical performance on campus, there's a good chance you've heard Madison Lyleroehr '09.
Boston’s West End: The spirit of a neighborhood destroyed
Jewish students are not a monolith. Brandeis must stop treating us like one.
A local Waltham organization works to uphold democracy
Paige Bueckers: A Special Talent
Doxxing has no place at Brandeis