The Echo

Lana Del Rey's music filled with outdated, antifeminist ideas

Whether it was her intention or not, romanticizing domestic abuse is dangerous territory when you have an audience of young, impressionable listeners, or any listeners at all for that matter.

By Isabella Castillo | June 2, 2015

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Dwayne Johnson saves 'San Andreas' from turning to rubble

Nobody walks into "San Andreas"expecting a powerful piece of film; they come in for a sugar rush of pop entertainment. In that regard, the film delivers on almost every level.

By Jagger Czajka | June 1, 2015

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Youceff Kabal releases new album with Polar Pop aesthetic

Peter Northfelt met with economics senior Youceff Kabal to talk about his new album and "polar pop" style.

By Peter Northfelt | May 28, 2015

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'Tomorrowland', George Clooney promise bright future, falls flat

Many of the films scenes turn into forced emotions of “wonder” and “confusion” practically being beaten over your head with the subtlety of a slap to the face.

By Jagger Czajka | May 23, 2015

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Everything wrong with trailer for CBS' "Supergirl"

The first trailer for "Supergirl" left a lot to be desired.

By Ian C. Beck | May 13, 2015

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App makes it possible to delete, edit drunk text messages

A solution to drunk texts has arrived with reTXT, an app that allows users to delete and update sent text messages.

By Jacob Goldstein | May 12, 2015

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Injury Reserve releases new video, hopes you're 'uncomfortable' about it

Injury Reserve, with members Jordan Groggs, Nathaniel Ritchie and Parker Corey, talks its new music video and future releases.  

By Peter Northfelt | May 4, 2015

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The Soul Justice Project brings hip-hop and political edge to Mesa Arts Center

As most people traveled west from the light rail stop at McClintock and Apache Boulevard to join in on the usual First Friday festivities, I took the train going East to attend the one-night only showing of Phonetic Spit's spin-off performance, the Soul Justice Project.

By Logan Saether | May 3, 2015

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Rounding up Alt Lit Weekly

Instead of being alternative these writers are the rising voices and up and comers of literature.

By Logan Saether | April 30, 2015

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​Katy Perry’s sunflower dress blooms political controversy with China

Katy Perry’s performance costume has people in mainland China and Taiwan questioning her political stance.

By Rachel Andrews | April 30, 2015

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"Avengers: Age of Ultron" takes our beloved Marvel heroes to dark places

Three years ago when Marvel assembled the Avengers onscreen for the first time, its Cinematic Universe was in a very different place.

By Shane Weinstein | April 30, 2015

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Five places to eat your feelings this finals week

Finals are tough.  Eat your feelings away with this list of delicious restaurants near ASU.  

By Celina Jimenez | April 29, 2015

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Blur dodges Oasis comparisons, escapes Britpop

The second wave of Britpop was a product of its time.

By Nick Latona | April 29, 2015

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2-D Or Not 2-D involves students in the local art community

ASU's drawing and painting association emphasizes the importance of sharing ideas and networking to prepare for art careers.

By Bridget Dowd | April 29, 2015

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Summer reading: James Patterson and Stephen King to release new thrillers

With the absence of classwork this summer, we now have ample opportunity to read recreationally for once, and the new releases are sure to hook you in. 

By Desiree Pharias | April 29, 2015

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ASU students stand up for discourse through comedy

Comedians at the event did a great job in their diverse portrayal of social discourses that are faced everyday.

By Ryan Santistevan | April 28, 2015

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Latest Valley location of Fractured Prune opens on College Avenue

The quick serve doughnut chain now graces Tempe's College Avenue with its overwhelmingly sweet offerings.

By Peter Northfelt | April 28, 2015

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Throwbacks & Comebacks: 90's fashion trends that made a comeback

With the help of celebrities and fashion forward Millennials, many 90’s trends have resurfaced and created an industry for fashion designers. 

By Rachel Andrews | April 28, 2015

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'A Streetcar Named Desire'portrays noteworthy roles of personality disorders

In the classic film, "A Streetcar Named Desire," Vivien Leigh believably plays a woman with a severe personality disorder with a tragic storyline. 

By Desiree Pharias | April 27, 2015

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Summer movie season: 'Avengers,' 'Pitch Perfect' and more:

Here are five must-see movies coming out this summer.

By Rachel Andrews | April 27, 2015

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