“Allie”—Belle & Sebastian
“Allie” is perhaps the most quintessentially Belle & Sebastian-sounding song on the Scottish group’s latest release, “Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance,” melding...
On Jan. 29, The Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) Cleveland will be unveiling an exhibition by Joyce J. Scott, a sculptor widely known as the “Queen of Beadwork.” A Baltimore native, Scott still calls...
When “The Colbert Report” aired its finale in December, it felt like someone had pulled the rug out from under the late-night comedy world. The show was completely unlike anything else on TV, and it...
Whether it has spouted from our associations from childhood or the oft-targeted audience of younger generations, animation in film has long sought validation as a viable medium for adults.
This can...
Sierra Blanton, Contributing Reporter
• January 23, 2015
From Friday, Jan. 16 to Saturday, Jan. 17, students and community members alike joined together to celebrate science fiction movies. However, it wasn’t just some sleepover. Among the rows of seats in...
Get ready to look forward to two more University Program Board events this semester: the Spring Comedian, and the Spring Break Trip.
With spring semester off to a cold and snowy start, students look...
“Leaving Los Feliz”—Mark Ronson Feat. Kevin Parker
Before “Uptown Funk” burst into the scene, most people knew Mark Ronson as the guy responsible for Amy Winehouse’s “Back To Black.” Now,...
Bear Hands (Jan. 22)
Bear Hands is an indie rock band that hails from New York. The band consists of Ted Feldman (guitar), Dylan Rau (guitar/vocals), TJ Orscher (drums) and Val Loper (bass). The group...
“Jupiter Ascending”
Jupiter Jones (Mila Kunis) always thought she was destined for greatness. Unfortunately, the string of previous jobs involving the cleaning of toilets has so far proven otherwise....
Show: “Disney on Ice Presents Frozen”
Location: Quicken Loans Arena
Dates: Jan. 9-18
Tickets: $20+
See your friends Olaf and Elsa figure skate at the Q. Get your tickets today for the “Disney...
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