Top 10 things to do now that bees have taken over ASU
After yesterday's bee infestation on the Downtown Phoenix, no one is safe. All four campuses have welcomed our new bee-sties.
After yesterday's bee infestation on the Downtown Phoenix, no one is safe. All four campuses have welcomed our new bee-sties.
With crafts, shows and rides, there was much to see over the weekend.
The film falls short as leading man Scott Eastwood fails to master the role given to him, and key moments seem unrealistic.
Flowing with imagery and rich with naturalism, “The Hour We Knew Nothing of Each Other” continues to grace the stage of the Paul V. Galvin Playhouse on ASU’s Tempe campus through April 12.
Since the advent of digitally distributed music, artists have been vocal in their support or denial of the new means to listening in. For platinum selling artists with giant record deals and millions to spend in marketing, purchasing songs piecemeal or streaming for free has been detrimental to their business driven efforts. Conversely, your local ragtag band might find the ease of distribution to be fulfilling to its growth in popularity.
Here are a couple things to remember about where the characters are before Sunday, April 12.
The ways we create and view literature are changing.
Clay Club at ASU develops skills of student artists and prepares them for future careers.
For anyone with the mindset of a young teen searching for hip, understanding lyrical content, Matt and Kim's "New Glow" could be one of the most meaningful albums of the year.
The question being asked is who is Daredevil, and furthermore, why should I care?
Phoenix locals The Technicolors released a new EP.
These are my favorite tracks from Pearl Jam’s debut, etched onto freshly cleaned, virgin black vinyl, of course.
Judy Garland has a noteworthy film, and it isn't "The Wizard of Oz."
The three-day music festival circuit changed the way people see and hear live music. It's an experience that allows fans to submerge themselves into the best of American pop culture, while giving bands exposure to thousands of people.
This week's pop culture round-up.
Each week, reporter Ryan Santistevan shares the stories of a handful of ASU students found wandering around the University's campuses.
Netflix alternatives for "The Longest Ride and "Ex Machina."
There tends to be a coverup and Aaesen does a good job of revealing the truth. Through a modern mindset, she shows how female childhood products are used to create objects such as vibrators, bachelorette party favors or the other stereotypical decorations.
The latest iteration in the action series provides a fitting tribute to the late actor amidst wild action and a hampering plot.
Opening up the show with its signature indie rock vibes was local Phoenix band and The Maine's 8123 labelmate The Technicolors.
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