BY HAILEE YAEGER Adrenaline coursing through your body, the drums shaking the ground below you, and the people around you singing their hearts out, this is what a 30 Seconds To Mars concert is like. The Closer To The Edge Tour took place at the Sunset Cove Amphitheater in Boca Raton... Read more
Review: Wicked At The Broward Center For The Performing Arts
  BY SYDNEY ALTMAN According to Entertainment Weekly, Wicked is the “best musical of the decade”.  Since its Broadway premier on October 30, 2003, Wicked has become a sensation and has touched the hearts of thousands of viewers each year.  Fortunately, the magic that is Wicked could be experienced... Read more
Review: Shirock – Everything Burns
BY HAILEE YAEGER Pop/rock band Shirock have released their debut album, Everything Burns. Chuck Shirock, who shares lead vocals along with his wife Pap, founded the band. This husband and wife duo recorded 3 albums of demos before meeting the three other members of the band, Kevin Whitsett the... Read more
  BY JEREMY HAAS March 2nd was the night of an extraordinary show.  People of all ages gathered to hear the versatile beauty that is Bright Eyes play a packed concert at the Jackie Gleason theatre in Miami Beach. The performance opened with an interlude off of Bright Eyes’... Read more
Review: Runner Runner
BY EMILY PERL If you’re in search for some new music to download, look no further: Runner Runner’s new self-titled album is the perfect blend of melodies for listeners of any genre. You may have heard their singles “So Obvious” or “Hey Alli” playing on the radio, and these... Read more
Review: Lupe Fiasco Lasers
BY KEVIN KOPLIN Wasalu Muhammad Jaco, better known as Lupe Fiasco, is back with his third album, Lasers.  Continuing his underground style, Lupe brings forth his message of positivity, something not seen very often in the hip-hop industry. Fiasco completed the album after a problem with his record label,... Read more
Review: Radiohead – The King Of Limbs
BY JACK BRADY Radiohead’s eighth album, The King of Limbs is a musical journey that defies comprehension almost as much as it does description, and is as dependent on the listener’s imagination as their hearing. The abstract, Lovecraftian creatures inhabiting the album’s cover are symbolic of the album’s inexplicable... Read more
Review:  Gnomeo and Juliet
BY KAYLA LOKEINSKY What do you get when you combine true love, a bitter family rivalry, and garden gnomes? The new Touchstone Pictures’ animated comedy Gnomeo and Juliet. Released on February 11, this movie is a spinoff of William Shakespeare’s tale of star-crossed lovers set in the world of plaster garden gnomes.  With jaunty... Read more
Review: Gucci 2 Time
BY DANIEL COWEN Radric “Gucci Mane” Davis is a successful Atlanta based rapper striving for perfection in the rap industry.  What makes Mane different from all of the other rappers is his determination to be the greatest, while pleasing his fans at the same time.  Gucci 2 Time is... Read more
Review: Country Strong
BY EMILY PERL The idea that love and fame can’t exist in the same world is the driving message in the new movie Country Strong. Between its collaboration of a star fresh out of rehab and a hunky new leading man, this movie is one good ole country time.... Read more