The Echo

Uncharted perceptions: a look into the pool of contemporary art

The art world is overflowing with unique, visionary creators whose work is sadly unrecognized, but scoping out the work of a few exceptional artists is worth the time and effort.

By Celina Jimenez | February 5, 2015

Cinema back to spotlight

In Tempe, we're miles and miles from Broadway. But it doesn't mean we can't enjoy the thought of some of our favorite cinematic stars in the literal spotlight.

By Faith Decker | February 5, 2015

(Photo courtesy 20th Century Fox Television)

ABC's 'Fresh Off the Boat' debut not so fresh

There's potential here, but only time will tell if Fresh can manage to get off the boat.

By Nick Latona | February 5, 2015

The Vinyl Voyager: Frank Zappa's 'Hot Rats'

Zappa’s band, the Mothers of Invention, released what many now consider to be one of the first rock concept albums — 1966’s “Freak Out!”

By Nick Latona | February 5, 2015

Medical studies freshman Justin Visoso. (Ryan Santistevan/ The State Press)

Devils of Arizona State - West campus

This week, I had the opportunity to visit West campus. I not only adored the courtyards, but also the five interesting students I met. Check them out!

By Ryan Santistevan | February 5, 2015

An interview with Destructo: electronic music’s most business-savvy DJ

I met with Destructo on Wednesday at his hotel lobby in downtown Phoenix to talk about his music and career before he shook the Monarch Theatre with his groundbreaking mixture of rap lyrics and house beats.

By Jacob Goldstein | February 5, 2015

Digital Humanities Lab unites disciplines, creates meaningful change

This collaboration is especially important to academics in this day and age, given the vast array of information now readily available and presented on the web.

| February 5, 2015

Bob Dylan releases Frank Sinatra cover album 'Shadows in the Night'

After five decades of creating music, Bob Dylan releases another album with a unique twist: Each track is a Frank Sinatra cover.

By Desiree Pharias | February 4, 2015

Pop Culture & Politics: Patriots win, Republicans lose

The last five minutes of the Super Bowl were surprisingly predictive of events in Congress this week.

By Liz Nichols | February 4, 2015

Sixty years of 'Gumby' arrives at Tempe

"Gumby, Behind the Scenes: Celebrating 60 Great Years" celebrates the history of the tiny green giant and his creator.

By Damion Julien-Rohman | February 4, 2015

(Left to right) Nathan Davis, Son Vo and Justin Lu compete at an academic competition in October 2013 at ASU.

Academic Quizbowl Club brings trivia fun to ASU

Academic Quizbowl Club members put their knowledge to the test.

By Bridget Dowd | February 4, 2015

Fifth Harmony's 'Reflection' offers empowerment & inspiration despite mainstream sound

Fifth Harmony may not be revolutionizing the pop world like certain girl groups of the past (yet), but the group's empowering lyrics are not to be overlooked.

By Celina Jimenez | February 4, 2015

'Girls' and 'Broad City': It's time to stop the comparisons

Rather than wasting our time comparing the two, it's time to accept them as they are: "swamp ass" and all.

By Emily Zentner | February 3, 2015

Throwbacks & Comebacks: pop-punk masters

A quick look at pop-punk's origin and progression.

By Rachel Andrews | February 3, 2015

Netflix Alternatives: 'Seventh Son,' 'The Spongebob Movie' and more

What to watch on Netflix if this week’s new releases don’t catch your interest.

By Shane Weinstein | February 3, 2015

Timeless or timed out: 'Gone With the Wind'

The Civil War, kissing cousins, love triangles and the South in desolation is just part of what makes "Gone With the Wind" a compelling classic.

By Desiree Pharias | February 3, 2015

Living Canvas Tattoos in Tempe, as seen on Jan. 30, 2015, is one of the most popular tattoo shops in Tempe and is conveniently close to campus.

Think before you ink: How to go about getting your first tattoo

Before you run down to the nearest tattoo shop, check out the ins and outs of getting inked.

By Bryanna Mundy | February 2, 2015

Pop culture mischief: Suge Knight charged with murder, a legend returns to 'SNL' and more

Suge Knight arrested for murder Suge Knight, the Co-Founder of Death Row Records, was arrested on suspicion for murder earlier this week after being allegedly involved in a hit-and-run that killed one man.

By Zackary Moran-Norris | February 2, 2015

Phoenix favorite Gallo Blanco closes

Friends and families said farewell on Saturday to the Gallo Blanco Café + Bar at the Clarendon Hotel.

By Rachel Andrews | February 2, 2015

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