Hey Ocean! album blends variety of genres
Hey Ocean! is a three piece indie band from Vancouver, British Columbia composed of vocalist/flute player Ashleigh Ball, vocalist/guitar player David Beckingham and vocalist bass...
Entertainment
Films, TV recycle thematic elements
Ever wonder why there are so many recent movies and TV shows about vampires? Or why films with the same plot come out within a...
DramaTech director talks upcoming play
DramaTech is about to perform their first full play of 2013, after the quake. The show was adapted to the stage by Frank Galati from...
Latest Die Hard fails to live up to series hype
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...
Fiction Family encourages positive growth
Fiction Family’s Heavy and Light 2013 USA tour made its way to Atlanta on Feb. 16 for its second-to-last stop before closing out in Orlando....
Amazing Race still running strong
CBS’s arguably most popular reality show returned this past Sunday. With the traditionalism of a time-tested favorite combined with enough originality, it is still exciting...
Atlas returns to the Tabernacle
While couples were out celebrating this past Valentine’s Day, music lovers romanced the night away with sweet music at the Tabernacle for the Night Visions...
Host leads discuss roles, relationships
The Host is the next epic love story (coming out on March 29) from Stephenie Meyer, author of the world-renowned Twilight saga. In this film,...
Drew Holcomb concert rewards audience
When it comes to acoustic rock music and new bands, the group Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors from Nashville, Tennessee does not immediately come to...
Fiction Family talks inspiration, performance
Although they may not be the most well-known act presently on the national scene, the band Fiction Family has proven to be quite the up-and-comer...
Saga chronicles epic adventures
Brian K. Vaughan returned to comics early last year to start a brand new series at Image Comics entitled Saga, with all artistic duties falling...
Local band discusses formation, future plans
At The Drunken Unicorn this past Thursday, the band Champagne Room harmoniously hypnotized Atlanta locals with their genuine lyrics and foot tapping swing tunes. With...
Poetry at Tech gives students a chance at artistic expression
Looking at the completely full audience at last Thursday’s Poetry @ Tech reading truly showcased how far the program has come since its inception in...
Thief shows no direction despite star cast
Identity Thief, the latest film to join the long line of road trip-comedy flicks, takes a promising idea and unfortunately mashes it with over-complications and...
Theaters offer variety for V-Day
The stereotypical Valentine’s Day involves a romantic evening with a significant other: a fancy dinner, a sappy romantic movie, roses, chocolates, cards, the whole deal....
French police drama thrills
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...
Tech goes to the Grammys
With the Grammy Awards coming up on Sunday, Feb. 10th, the musical world has been abuzz with speculation over who will take home each prize;...
Ni No Kuni challenges, has stunning visuals
Oliver does not want to save the world. Not at first, anyway. Thus Ni No Kuni stands out as being a different kind of JRPG....