The stately white columns and marble staircases of the Museum of Fine Arts (MFA) have never been known for hosting raging parties. An afternoon visit to the museum usually ends early - not because of boredom, but because the galleries shut down well before dusk. (0) comments
When Northeastern graduate, Jennifer Toof, class of 2006, received an e-mail in search of contestants for the second season of the popular Vh1 reality show, "Flava of Love 2," she didn't hesitate to sign on. "The first season was such a huge guilty pleasure for me," she said. (1) comment
During callbacks for the Great White Way's latest offering, "Chicago," the show's director, middler business major Samantha Wong said choosing between finalists was easier than it may seem. "When you're casting a show it's a very gut feeling," she said. "You don't look for a specific thing, it's a matter of the presence of a person. (0) comments
From airport security to scientology, few topics were off limits to the NU & Improv'd crew at their sketch comedy performance in afterHOURS last night. About 130 students attended the show, which relied heavily on audience partipation. Senior communications major Amanda Neci kicked off the night with a stand-up comedy routine focused on the appeal of breakfast food and the differences between girls' and guys' magazines. (0) comments
The green, rolling hills and stonewall fences served as an ideal backdrop as 16 visual art students had the opportunity to simultaneously perfect their craft while immersing themselves in traditional Celtic culture this past summer. Under the direction of visual arts professor Mira Cantor, students who were selected to participate in the program were granted studio space at the Burren College of Art in Ballyvaughn, Ireland. (0) comments
TV on the Radio has come a long way since laying down some initial tracks in its guitarists' recording studio. After making a fan out of David Bowie and being dubbed "the next big thing" by magazines like Rolling Stone, the quintet has created a reputation for captivating audiences with its distinctive tunes. (0) comments
Last Friday, my roommate and I were strolling near Hemenway Street at 11 p.m., looking for a public restroom. We ran back to Smith Hall, our current residence, only to find a line of 15 people waiting to get swiped in. I was then faced with a choice: wait in the line or go elsewhere. (5) comments
Students tired of the hip-hop dancing offered from other student groups, can showcase their moves by joining Kinematix. Recently recognized as an official organization, Kinematix was formed as an outlet for students who are interested in learning traditional and contemporary dance moves rooted in Filipino culture. (0) comments
Scott McCloud, graphic novelist and author of the upcoming book, "Making Comics," made his lecture a family affair at the Blackman Auditorium Tuesday. "I like how he does the whole family thing with his wife and daughters," said Luke Sideris, a freshman graphic design major. (0) comments
With a mix of horns and drums, the colorful sound of jazz music will fill the air when the sixth annual Beantown Jazz Festival hits Boston this weekend. Sponsored by Sovereign Bank and produced for the first time by Berklee College of Music, the two-day festival begins with a kick-off concert Friday at the Berklee Performance Center. (0) comments
Rock music is supposed to be about passion. It's built on the premise of "sticking it to the man." And unlike the hits played on Top 40 radio, it's about the creation of raw intensity and brutal honesty - not about the creation of revenue. The recent influx of competition-meets-reality shows that aim to "create" rock stars - rock reality, if you will - is killing the spirit of rock 'n' roll. (4) comments
The lights dimmed and spirits were high as Northeastern celebrated "An African Legacy: The 29th Annual John Coltrane Memorial Concert" on Saturday. The show marked the 20th year the university was hosting the event. First performed in 1977, this year marked an impressive 29 years of commemorating the late musician John Coltrane's work and was held on his 80th birthday. (0) comments
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