Monthly Archives: April 2011

Many of us profess ourselves to be slaves to fashion, but few of us practice what we preach. Brittany Bourgeois, an LSU freshman and apparel design major, is one of those few. It seems like LSU’s regal arcades are not … Continue reading →

I recently had the pleasure of interviewing the guitarist of Sleigh Bells Derek Miller. Aside from giving me a great interview, he told me a few off the record stories that were extremely funny and I recommended him Cane’s for … Continue reading →

With LSU Theatre’s Dance Concert coming up this weekend, I was asked by my bright and beautiful editor to reminisce on my little stint in the concert two long years ago. Unlike many of the performers and choreographers associated with … Continue reading →

Summer is mere weeks away, and that means the time has come to plan some seriously epic vacations. But, if you’re on a college students’ budget and realize your dreams for a backpacking across Europe plans are just not going … Continue reading →

Anyone whose read my last few blog posts knows I am a confirmed little monster. I love Lady Gaga because she is a performer and an artist whose vision has shaped a career that has turned her from a complete … Continue reading →

I hope everybody is as psyched out of their ever-loving minds as I am about Spring Break. I have been anxiously waiting to lay out in the sun and do absolutely nothing with myself for a change. And if you’re … Continue reading →

Gone are the days of John Williams being the only composer known to make movie soundtracks. He wrote the Star Wars theme, guys. Seriously? In a recent trend, well-known artists are beginning to delve into the realm of movie soundtracks. … Continue reading →

Confession: I love Boy Meets World. The sitcom was one of my favorites growing up and still entertains me today. I’m pretty sure I’m not alone in this sentiment either. A surprise find of a DVR-ed episode quieted an entire … Continue reading →

Composer duo Vishal-Shekhar created a mainstream and widely-successful soundtrack for Indian box office hit “Tees Maar Khan.” The soundtrack starts out with an action movie opening credits-styled title track. Of course the lyrics and vocal style lend itself to childishness, … Continue reading →

After spending the last 24 hours attempting to digest what I witnessed at the Monster Ball on Saturday night I’ve decided it’s unfair to call it a concert. Unfair because although it was indeed a musical concert of Lady Gaga … Continue reading →