A Good Day to Die Hard, the fifth instalment of the iconic Die Hard series, was released in theatres on Feb. 14. Starring Bruce Willis (The Expendables) and Jai Courtney (Spartacus: Blood and Sand), the [...]
Various TV shows have been rapidly gaining popularity in France in the recent past, with one drama being particularly interesting. Braquo, a crime-thriller set in the streets of Paris, chronicles the lives of four police [...]
Swedish duo Icona Pop is a new up-and-coming electro house and synthpop DJ. The duo is comprised of Aino Jawo and Caroline Hjelt, who joined forces in 2010 to form Icona Pop. The band was [...]
This week’s Global Vibes section takes us to the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, more commonly known as North Korea.
Armin Van Buuren is indeed a very happy man, recently winning the title of World’s Number One DJ from DJ Magazine’s top 100 DJs poll for a record fifth time. Music fans in the Atlanta area were especially fortunate to have the opportunity to attend this musical maestro’s concert at Wild Bill’s in Duluth earlier this semester.
The weekend of Sept. 28 was a treat for several fans of electronic music in and around the Atlanta area. CounterPoint, the first music festival of its kind, took place in Fairburn, GA, 30 miles southwest of Tech’s campus.
Coming up in two weekends is Counter.Point Festival, a first-of-its-kind electronic music festival. It will take place on Sept. 28, 29 and 30 in Fairburn, Ga., 30 miles southwest of Tech. Featuring a line-up of some of the biggest electronic music artists of today, Counter.Point has exceeded expectations for a first-time show during the run up to the festival.
Kwaito, a developing musical trend in South Africa and Namibia, seems to have taken the teenage 21st century world by storm. It is a simple style of house music, combined with soul and some African tribal beats.
The well-known frozen yogurt parlor Yogli Mogli has arrived at Tech’s campus. Located next to Moe’s Southwest Grill at Tech Square, Yogli Mogli opened up for business on Wednesday, Oct. 19 to a bustling crowd of students.
The Big Bang Theory has returned with its newest season, and it is just as good as ever with Raj’s Indian accent, Howard’s failures in his love life, Leonard’s troubles with Penny and Sheldon’s ever-obnoxious attitude.
It’s finally time to put those books down this weekend and take a stress-relief pill at the Black Box Comedy Festival at the Ferst Theatre. This year’s festival features new performers who guarantee that you’ll be clutching your sides by the end of their performances.
Fans of the Red Hot Chili Peppers all around the world have waited too long. Wishes have been fulfilled and the Peppers released their newest album I’m With You on Aug. 29 which follows their previous smash hit release Stadium Arcadium, the album that bagged 5 Grammy Awards and has sold over seven million copies to date, back in 2006.