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The Technicolors bring multifaceted talent to new EP 'Ultraviolet Disguise'

Phoenix locals The Technicolors released a new EP.

By Emily Zentner | April 7, 2015

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The Vinyl Voyager: Pearl Jam's perfect 'Ten'

These are my favorite tracks from Pearl Jam’s debut, etched onto freshly cleaned, virgin black vinyl, of course.

By Nick Latona | April 7, 2015

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Judy Garland brings more skill to her role in "A Star Is Born"

Judy Garland has a noteworthy film, and it isn't "The Wizard of Oz."

By Desiree Pharias | April 7, 2015

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Is Coachella a better music festival than Woodstock?

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.

By Rachel Andrews | April 6, 2015

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Pop Culture Mischief: new Beyoncé, Edward Snowden meets John Oliver and more

This week's pop culture round-up.  

By Zackary Moran-Norris | April 6, 2015

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Devils of ASU

Each week, reporter Ryan Santistevan shares the stories of a handful of ASU students found wandering around the University's campuses.

By Ryan Santistevan | April 6, 2015

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Netflix Alternatives: Nicholas Sparks' 'The Longest Ride' hits theaters

Netflix alternatives for "The Longest Ride and "Ex Machina."

By Shane Weinstein | April 5, 2015

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'Sparkle Baby' exhibit shadows the not- so-shiny shifting boundary of girlhood to womanhood

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.

By Ryan Santistevan | April 5, 2015

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'Furious 7' brings the action and gives closure to Paul Walker's era.

The latest iteration in the action series provides a fitting tribute to the late actor amidst wild action and a hampering plot.

By Damion Julien-Rohman | April 4, 2015

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The Maine's American Candy Tour brings sweet vibes to the Marquee Theatre

Opening up the show with its signature indie rock vibes was local Phoenix band and The Maine's 8123 labelmate The Technicolors.

By Emily Zentner | April 4, 2015

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Alt Lit Weekly: Tao Lin disciple Jordan Castro finds his own way in the 21st century

Jordan Castro is what is known in the alt lit community as “internet famous” due to the prominence of his online writings which date from 2009.

By Logan Saether | April 2, 2015

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Welcome Chicken and Donuts brings Vietnamese twist to comfort food

If you ever find yourself in this part of town (the restaurant is pretty close to the Greyhound station), be sure to stop by.

By Peter Northfelt | April 2, 2015

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The Vinyl Voyager: Santana's self-titled album plays like a 'treat'

Few bands have harnessed the essence and power of rhythm as well as Santana. His Latin rock and jazz fusion created a fury of percussive force that the world seems to have forgotten about.

By Nick Latona | April 2, 2015

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I went 10 hours without technology so you don't have to

What happens when we (mostly) abandon technology for 10 hours?

By Damion Julien-Rohman | April 2, 2015

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Sufjan Stevens vents his depressions with new album 'Carrie & Lowell'

Listening to a man as jovial and uplifting as Sufjan Stevens tackle his depression is gut wrenching.  Stevens’s “Carrie & Lowell” is like a diary left open on a desk.

By Nick Latona | April 1, 2015

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ASU Theatre and Shakespeare club focuses on the classics

For students who enjoy classic plays, Shakespeare or acting, the ASU Theatre and Shakespeare Club has plenty of performances and poems to go around.

By Bridget Dowd | April 1, 2015

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Death Cab For Cutie's 'Kintsugi' reflects gentle despair in wake of lineup change

The energy of the Death Cab For Cutie's new album "Kintsugi" is pensive and nostalgic, leaving bittersweet traces of the signature sound the band has maintained from its conception.

By Celina Jimenez | April 1, 2015

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New sitcom 'Weird Loners' looks mildly promising

Although the storyline is familiar, "Weird Loners" has the potential to shine through.

By Desiree Pharias | April 1, 2015

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The Maine's "American Candy" is an indie rock masterpiece

The album manages to pull together all of the good of their past albums while continuing to grow as artists, something that is hard to pull off.

By Emily Zentner | March 31, 2015

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Justin Bieber escapes Comedy Central's roast just lightly toasted

The Comedy Central roast has been a platform for mocking ludicrous celebrity actions since 1998. Roast fans craving blood last night at the Justin Bieber roast were probably disappointed by the tameness of the jokes.

By Rachel Andrews | March 31, 2015

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