Entertainment
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Music You Might’ve Missed This Fall (So Far)
Matt Monroe Webmaster Thousands of albums have been released this year from artists of all genres. With all those albums, one needs a medium to sift through the good and the bad. Radio…
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Let’s Get Reel: Black Mass
Darick T. Earney Associate Editor The legend of Boston gangster James ‘Whitey’ Bulger lives on through the big screen, as of Sept. 18, with the new film “Black Mass” detailing the life and…
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What A Time To Be Alive, Indeed
Matt Monroe Webmaster What A Time To Be Alive is a new collaboration mixtape from Toronto rapper Drake, and Atlanta rapper, Future, released on Sept. 20 exclusively on iTunes/Apple Music. As the mixtape’s title may…
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What A Time To Be Alive, Indeed
Matt Monroe Webmaster What A Time To Be Alive is a new collaboration mixtape from Toronto rapper Drake, and Atlanta rapper, Future, released on Sept. 20 exclusively on iTunes/Apple Music. As the mixtape’s title may…
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The Weeknd breaks through with “Beauty Behind The Madness” to middling results
Matt Monroe Webmaster Listening to the radio late last year/early this year, you might have noticed a somewhat fresh face, The Weeknd. After appearing on the 50 Shades of Grey soundtrack with “Earned It”…
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Let’s Get Reel: Straight Outta Compton
Darick T. Earney Associate Editor On Aug. 14, the highly anticipated musical biopic “Straight Outta Compton” was released in select theaters worldwide, and it’s become one of the best selling films of its genre.…
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Dr. Dre disappoints with first album in sixteen years
Matt Monroe Webmaster After nearly sixteen years, legendary rapper/producer Dr. Dre is finally making his musical return, with his new album “Compton: A Soundtrack By Dr. Dre.” While quiet on a music front, Dr. Dre…
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Having the Right to Love in the US
Shelby Wallace Ad Manager On June 26, 2015, the right to marry was granted to those of the LGBT community. Gay marriage is now legal in all 50 states, as well as all…
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When Arkham Knight Sees The Light with ’M’ Rating
In early March, news broke out confirming that the highly anticipated Batman video game, ‘Arkham Knight,’ had received an “M” (mature) rating from the Entertainment Software Ratings Board (ESRB).