Review: ‘The Lovers and the Despot’ brings life to a dramatic kidnapping
The documentary tells the gripping tale of two artists captured by North Korea’s Kim Jong-il.
SEE announces Jessica Williams will give fall lecture
The actress and comedian will be on campus for the annual event October 13.
Are songs the next target in the fight for political correctness?
Examining the double standard that benefits problematic lyrics.
Bassem Youssef sparks conversation at The Clarice
The Egyptian satirist spoke about free speech and how he combats hostility with humor.
‘Nevermind’ 25 years later: the impact of Nirvana’s dark, hooky masterpiece
Also, a reminder that the cover had a baby’s penis on it.
NASA does not announce new zodiac sign, confirming human race is still gullible
Astrology may not be scientifically valid, but does that mean it has to be thrown out entirely?
How technology allows gender expression to flourish in the modern music scene
The artists of today have more avenues than ever to express their true selves.
Review: Unsurprisingly, Keaton Henson’s ‘Kindly Now’ is delightfully sad
Henson’s latest album touches on pain and love in the way only the wistful singer-songwriter can.
Bassem Youssef, “The Jon Stewart of Egypt,” to discuss satire and free speech in two-day event
Just don’t call him a comedian.
Review: Angel Olsen dominates 9:30 club
Fresh off the release of ‘My Woman,’ the folk star showed her range Thursday night.