The Echo

Gallery 100 hosts art exhibit 'Anything Goes'

Stunning, vivacious and unique are descriptors that best fit the artwork displayed in the new "Anything Goes" exhibit at ASU's Gallery 100 studio.

| February 26, 2014

'Welcome to Yesterday' not coming soon to a theater near you

A found-footage time travel movie, slated for release this spring, was pulled recently for unknown reasons by movie studio Paramount.

| February 26, 2014

Seth Meyers takes over 'Late Night' in an unimpressive first attempt

"Late Night with Seth Meyers" premiered on NBC and expectedly struggled.

| February 25, 2014

'House of Cards' tumbles in its second season

With serious anticipation for the show's second season, viewers should prepare themselves for one twisted cliffhanger after another.

| February 25, 2014

Dierks Bentley opens up like never before on "Riser"

Bentley built a career on writing rough break up country songs, but he takes his songwriting to a new level on his most recent album.

By Edmund Hubbard | February 25, 2014

Square Enix should look to past to save its future

Here are some reasons why "Final Fantasy 7" needs to be remade now.

By Michael Martin | February 24, 2014

'Bring It On: The Musical' leaves audiences cheering

Cheerleading competitions come alive on stage with award-winning talent at Phoenix's Orpheum Theatre.

| February 23, 2014

'Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition' upgrades the look of an already established series

Just how definitive is this Tomb Raider rerelease? Well, this edition of the 2013 Tomb Raider reboot is essentially the upgraded leather interior in a fully loaded vehicle.

| February 20, 2014

Miyazaki's top 10 greatest films

To mark Hayao Miyazaki's retirement and the subsequent release of his farewell piece, "The Wind Rises," we've compiled a list of Miyazaki's greatest hits.

| February 19, 2014

'The Whale' is heavy emotional performance

The Stray Cat Theatre's most recent production tells the tale of one man's struggle to reconnect with his estranged daughter and find what happened to his partner.

| February 19, 2014

Violin performance sophomores Xiangyuan Huang and Clarice Collins perform at the Tempe Center for the Arts. The two violinists performed Prokofiev’s Sonata for Two Violins. (Photo by Micaela Rodriguez)

ASU violinists shine at Tempe lakeside performance

Students of an ASU School of Music class taught by Danwen Jiang performed a four-song recital for Tempe Center of the Arts.

| February 18, 2014

'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon' debuts with stars, dancing and immense promise

Jimmy Fallon receives a star-studded New York welcome his first night as host of "The Tonight Show."

| February 18, 2014

'The Lego Movie' is an instant classic

Writing, directing duo Lord and Miller continue their magical collaboration in one of the best animated films in years, "The Lego Movie."

| February 18, 2014

Tempe campus lecture focuses on life, impact of art entrepreneur

A recent lecture addressed the impact William Morris had on the arts and crafts movement.

By Shane Weinstein | February 17, 2014

EA's Newest 'Dungeon Keeper' is an abominable free-to-play mobile game

Electronic Arts sells the soul of the beloved dungeon strategy game for profit.

By Michael Martin | February 17, 2014

Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show has something for everyone

The annual equine attraction features a variety of events designed for the whole family.

| February 17, 2014

BAFTAs and the long road to the Oscars

With award season almost coming to an end after Sunday's British Academy of Film and Television Arts awards, there's just one show left: the 86th annual Academy Awards.

| February 17, 2014

Retraction: Volunteer Non-profit Service Association opens a new chapter at annual book sale

The State Press removed this article Thursday, Feb. 27, after the editorial board determined the story lacked the reporting required to meet publication standards.

By Editorial Board | February 16, 2014

Clinical Associate Professor and Speech-Language Pathology, Karen Roth tells us more on her research on Veteran cognition in relation to trauma.
(Photo by Ryan Liu)

The ASU Art Museum opens for spring

The ASU Art Museum displays new art that address important modern issues.

| February 16, 2014

Soloists take center stage as ASU symphony comes to life

The ASU Symphony Orchestra celebrates outstanding musicians in the annual Concert of Soloists.

| February 13, 2014

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