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Music Monday: Songs Of A Lost Man
It’s not a phase. For The Cure frontman Robert Smith, being emo is a lifestyle. His band is no exception. The British rock outfit has been linked to a lot of sounds over the course […]
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Christmas Movies You Can Watch Without Guilt: An Out-Of-Season Streaming Guide
It’s the most wonderful time of the year. The air is cold, decorations are everywhere and everyone’s a little kinder to each other. It’s Thanksgiving! While I dearly love Christmas movies, I’m also the #1 […]
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Tyler, The Creator’s Chromakopia: Sometimes Being Yourself Isn’t Always a Good Thing
Tyler, The Creator has done it again. He’s put out another hit record, and it really is a pretty great one. It has been a huge success with fans and critics alike, and some would […]
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Weekend Watch: Gladiator
Hundreds of men line up, prepared for a gruesome battle. Around them are broken trees, veiled by the smoke left from the fires that once lit them. A war general walks among his men before […]
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Elizabeth Weber: Woodturning As A Blend Of Practicality And Creativity
How many people have used a spoon or a bowl and tossed it in the dish washer with the remains of Kraft Mac ‘n Cheese drying on it without a second thought to the utensil? […]
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Music Monday: Gracie Abrams Rising Fame Is No Secret
I have listened to more of Gracie Abram’s music in the past two months than I would like to admit. It is fitting that I am eating ice cream right now while listening to “I […]
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Music Monday: Halsey Strives To Explore Pain Without Identity In “The Great Impersonator”
Few recording artists can claim a more arduous rise to stardom than Ashley Nicolette Frangipane — better known by her stage name, Halsey. Born to young Catholic parents in 1994, Halsey’s life before fame was […]