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(07/27/18 4:47am)
Their once-active social media accounts fell silent and their once-sold-out performances ceased. They were missing from awards shows where they once were regulars — after all, they had been nominated for 86 awards since 2014, and in 2017 alone they won five Billboard Music Awards and a Grammy, along with receiving the prestigious Grammy nomination for Record of the Year. As their silence began to reverberate through their legions of international fans, those fans began to wait with bated breath, hoping that Twenty One Pilots going into hiding meant that there was new music to come.
(05/15/18 11:39pm)
Pharrell Williams, “Happy”
(04/11/18 4:05am)
One of the six covers of 30 Seconds to Mars’ fifth studio album features six words in bold-faced black over a bubblegum pink background — Kim, Justin, Jesus, Michael, Mickey, Donald. In tiny font, buried underneath this tower of titles, “six American names” is written. Just as usual, Jared Leto has made a choice that may confuse us. Isn’t Justin Bieber Canadian? Can a cartoon mouse even have a nationality? And Jesus — definitely not from America.
(01/14/18 11:49pm)
Hollywood is no stranger to portrayals of the press and politics in 2018. Meryl Streep dedicated an acceptance speech to the importance of journalists, and President Donald Trump dedicated a tweet to his opinions about Meryl Streep’s acting chops. Now, Steven Spielberg is using his Hollywood role as a massively famous director to tell a tale of press, politics and women in the workplace that — despite occurring in the 1970s — echoes today’s social and political climate to a haunting degree. Teaming up with Streep and Tom Hanks, Spielberg’s “The Post” is not just a suspenseful film featuring two Hollywood stars, but also a timely reflection on the critical importance of freedom of the press.
(09/21/17 4:50am)
It was Joywave’s “first appearance in Charlottesville,” according to Daniel Armbruster, the band’s charismatic lead singer who amiably announced his band’s own novelty to a hoard of 20-somethings who actually did know the words, despite the act’s self-proclaimed first-timer status. The cluster of fans huddled near the stage cheered under the fading daylight of 7 p.m., while Joywave erupted into its their sixth song — another one far too rocking for little Charlottesville on a Tuesday, barely an hour into the evening.
(09/18/17 2:20am)
In 1994, Dave Grohl founded the Foo Fighters from the rubble of a tragedy. Following former Nirvana bandmate Kurt Cobain’s highly publicized death, Grohl found himself in a silent Seattle — Nirvana was over, and there were no more shows to play.
(06/01/17 4:02am)
In the summer of 1967, The Beatles emerged from a more than 400-hour long recording studio stretch with an epic, colorful and drug-fueled eighth studio album, titled “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.” A psychedelia-inspired, rock-pop concept record that would top the charts and shake the structure of music production for decades after its release, “Sgt. Pepper’s” is a standout on the highlight reel of music history, blurring pop culture and art and representing the movement of a generation.
(04/17/17 5:47am)
“Seats at the Table” — a new documentary previewed at the Tom Tom Founders Festival that is set for official release in 2018 — chronicles the conversations between University students and inmates at a maximum security juvenile correctional center. The topic of those conversations — Dostoevsky.
(03/24/17 5:18am)
Sorority Noise has never been a happy band, but at least it doesn’t pretend to be. Since its debut in 2013, the indie rock / emo / punk band members have been blunt, aggressive and painfully honest about the crippling realities of their personal lives. Their masterful third release, “You’re Not As _____ As You Think,” continues this pattern while setting a new standard for melancholic yet triumphant songwriting.
(02/23/17 6:24am)
There’s a reason history remembers Jacqueline Kennedy. Despite the tragedy of her husband’s assassination, the first lady was always known for her personality and her speech, poise and etiquette were reminiscent of royalty. Natalie Portman’s performance as the famed title role in “Jackie” proved flawless in recreating the iconic persona of the beloved woman.
(02/23/17 6:25am)
Emma Stone does it all — and does it well. She has starred in a Broadway musical, has performed in hits like “Birdman” and “The Help” and she has played in a variety of roles, including a recovering addict, a rebellious high schooler and the love interest of Spider-Man — all to successful reviews and adoring audiences.