Culture
Music
Cherry Glazerr album embodies fiery femininity
A product of Clementine Creevy’s high school bedroom, Cherry Glazerr is back with their second album and Secretly Canadian debut, “Apocalipstick.” Read More
Hartnett
‘Eleven Love Songs’ reflects political angst
A fifteen-foot accordion book adorned the center of the gallery on Thursday. Read More
Oscars
Hidden Figures arise in period piece
If you want to feel hopeful, watch “Hidden Figures.” Read More
Dance
Seventh annual InspireDance brings the swing
World-renowned dance troupe Dance Heginbotham wowed the packed Spurrier Dance Studio Friday evening with an hour-long performance. Read More
Music
Soundcloud channel ‘So Relatable’
Princess Cyberspace, or Rebecca L’amore, is a low-key music star with a big-time resume. Read More
Music
WRUR delivers diversity in student taste and talent
Descending into the basement of Todd Union doesn’t feel how you might imagine walking into a radio station feels. Read More
Movies
In “La La Land,” an old-fashioned type of love thrives
It’s funny and entertaining and heartbreaking and hopeful. Read More
Oscars
Predicting Tuesday’s Oscar nominations
Who’s going to be nominated for Academy Awards on Tuesday? Well, despite a seemingly endless season of speculation, no one really knows. Read More
Music
The most overlooked albums of 2016
From Beyoncé’s “Lemonade” to Bowie’s “Blackstar,” droves of acclaimed and platinum-selling records have been released. Read More
Culture
Author Lauren Groff talks writing at UR
Author Lauren Groff, whose 2015 novel President Barack Obama called his favorite of the year, discussed the craft of writing as part of the final session of the 2016 Plutzik Reading Series on Nov. 30. Read More
