Spring Break
With two days to go until Thanksgiving break, everyone on campus is focused on getting home and enjoying their holiday. What many of us do not yet realize is that when we return to UConn, it will only be a few short weeks before the next big celebration; Christmas. (0) comments
...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead have long been loitering in the periphery of contemporary rock enthusiasts and consumers at large. In the bustling, overcrowded freeway of rock 'n' roll, Trail Of Dead are standing on the outskirts as a highway sign. (0) comments
Not only will all proceeds from Hillel Yeah!, a concert that benefits the victims of the genocide in Darfur, but the it will also showcase several local UConn bands. The show will start tonight at 6:30 p.m at Hillel, the Foundation for Jewish Campus Life, located at 54 N. (0) comments
The last year has been anything but pleasant for Mark Hoppus. After the end of legendary band Blink-182, it seemed as if the whole world had stopped listening to him. Through all the turmoil of a bitter breakup that found other Blink front man, Tom DeLonge forming a new band Angels and Airwaves, Hoppus seemed to be left in the dust. (0) comments
It's been about two years since the self-proclaimed "Compton's Most Wanted" released his debut album and revitalized a dying West Coast rap scene like never before. Now The Game returns with his newest work, "Doctor's Advocate." The Game, born Jayceon Taylor, a former gangbanger who turned to rap after being shot five times and left for dead, was discovered by rap legend Dr. (0) comments
"The Da Vinci Code," the much-hyped Ron Howard-directed film adaptation of the smash hit novel, is now out on DVD. The movie did not live up to all the hype because despite its $125 million budget and $217 million gross, it got trashed by critics, deservedly so. (0) comments