Sudden death: Ray Lewis, living legend
In the words of the great Ray Lewis, “We get one opportunity in life. One chance at life to do
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Lockout Ends, But Uncertainty Remains
The start of the delayed season on Jan. 19 was a bittersweet one for hockey fans. The return of the
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Addair artwork focuses on bright imagery, motherhood
A colorful, thought-provoking art collection by local visual artist, Ashley Addair, is currently on display in the Clayton Center for
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‘Long.Live.A$AP’ provides a view from the eyes of the artist
After many delays and setbacks, A$AP Rocky’s debut album, “Long.Live.A$AP,” finally leaked earlier this month. After A$AP Rocky released his
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BassLights: a view from the front row
From the front row of BassLights at Hampton Coliseum in December, you could not miss a thing. The festival featured
Read More‘Good Omens’ pokes fun at humanity, heaven, hell, Armageddon.
When two popular authors collaborate on a novel, they create something spectacular. In this case, that honor goes to Sir
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‘Cloud Atlas’: the best movie last year everyone missed
Last year was a great year for movies. The nomination list for the Oscars has recently been released, and big
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‘Zip your lip with a padlock, Quentin’: a review of ‘Django Unchained’
First off, let me just say that I like Quentin Tarantino. “Pulp Fiction,” “Reservoir Dogs” and “Inglourious Basterds” are fantastic,
Read MoreClayton Center presents Travis Tritt, Lyndsey Highlander in solo, acoustic concert
From driving rock ‘n’ roll and sweet country ballads, to the chunk of funk, Grammy-winning artist Travis Tritt’s 2007 release
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Campus reacts to highly anticipated release of Jackson’s ‘The Hobbit’
After nearly a decade of waiting, fans of the Lord of the Rings trilogy have finally made it: “The Hobbit”
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