Many had doubts about the out-of-his-prime singer. Based on Usher’s performance, it’s safe to say that these doubts most certainly had basis.
Arts, Column
Mulligan: Why Barbie’s Message Deserved More Recognition
The entire point of ‘Barbie’ has been missed, writes editor Maddie Mulligan.
Arts, Music
AJR Shows Its Maturity in ‘The Maybe Man’
While the members of AJR have released music since their preteens, the band decided that it is time to grow up with its new album ‘The Maybe Man.’
Features, Off-Campus Profiles, Profiles
Through Henri Nöel Jewelry, Vivian Grimes Carries on Family Passion for Craftsmanship
“If I’m going to put my heart and soul into something, I want it to mean something,” Vivian said. “It has not only a monetary value, but such emotional value attached to it. I think that’s really special.”
Arts, Music
The Struts Prove That Pure Rock Is Not Dead on New Album
In a time where pure rock and roll is starting to fade from popularity, The Struts’ fourth studio album Pretty Vicious proves that rock is not dead.
Arts, Music
Single Reviews: Beabadoobee and Laufey, THE DRIVER ERA, Tai Verdes
Beabadoobee and Laufey, THE DRIVER ERA, and Tai Verdes all released new singles this week.
Arts, Music
Duran Duran’s Halloween-Themed Album Maintains an ’80s Sound
The English rock band that peaked in the 80s makes a comeback that proves its prevalent musical talent.
Arts, Music
Sheeran’s Vision and New Musical Direction Fall Short on ‘Autumn Variations’
Sheeran takes a break from his normal pop persona to put out a very unique collection of songs reflecting himself.
Arts, Review
Mitski Crafts Introspective Film Art for “My Love Mine All Mine” Video
When the line between music video and short film starts to blur, a musician has reached a new level of artistry. With her recently released video, Mitski surpassed this achievement.
