The Echo

Art exhibit gives voice to disadvantaged youth

“Expressing Human Rights: All People Free and Equal” is an opportunity to showcase for youth to explore human rights as they see it in the world around them.

By Newlin Tillotson | January 31, 2012

‘Sh-t Girls Say’ inspires numerous spin-offs

The “Sh-t Girls Say” YouTube video has inspired countless spin-off videos, and many have managed to also be viral sensations.

By Jocelyn Gee | January 31, 2012

(Photo courtesy of Aggressive Mediocrity, Inc.)

'Californication' storyline matures in fifth season

Drama, promiscuity and heartwarming plot has never molded so well together as it does in the new season of “Californication.”

By Kelli Stark | January 30, 2012

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Claypool creates genuine story, lacks emotional appeal

“Windfall Nights” would be more captivating if it showed the struggles of each character rather than blatantly stating them.

By Maria Thompson | January 30, 2012

Lana Del Rey's album fails to live up to hype

With enough hype to sink a boat, Lana Del Rey has gone from being under the spotlight to under the microscope in a matter of weeks.

By Randsom Rockliffe | January 30, 2012

Rock band O.A.R. performs Jan. 25 at the Marquee Theatre in Tempe. (Photo by Lisa Bartoli)

O.A.R. kicks off tour with simple, engaging show

O.A.R. showed off well-known talents with low-key show.

By Olivia Khiel | January 29, 2012

(Photo courtesy of Summit Entertainment)

Anthony Mackie discusses success in film

Anthony Mackie from the recently released “Man on a Ledge” speaks about his role and his lifestyle as an actor.

By Emily Nichols | January 29, 2012

‘Man on a Ledge’ provides unpredictable surprises

No scene is without a completely unpredictable turn in “Man on a Ledge.”

By Emily Nichols | January 26, 2012

‘The Grey’ shows the fight for survival

“The Grey” paints a brilliant picture of the delicate line between life and death, along with the battle between man and nature.

By Jonathan Fortner | January 26, 2012

'Star Wars: The Old Republic' is a legendary MMO escapade

“Star Wars: The Old Republic” sets a new standard of achievement in massively multiplayer online role-playing games.

By Travis McKnight | January 26, 2012

O.A.R. drummer gives insight on new album and tour

Chris Culos from O.A.R. takes the time to speak to The State Press.

By Olivia Khiel | January 25, 2012

Saving independent and alternative radio at ASU

As many universities across the country sell or discontinue their radio licenses, ASU can reaffirm their claim as the New American University by taking action on behalf of its student body.

By Mitchell Bobman | January 25, 2012

Wilco performs at ASU's Gammage Auditorium in Tempe on Jan. 21. (Photo by Cheman Cuan)

Wilco graces Tempe with alt-rock show

Wilco had not visited Arizona during a tour for nearly 10 years, but finally, to the joyous relief of alternative-rock fans, the band came to ASU to play a lengthy set.

By Kelli Stark | January 24, 2012

Foxy Shazam's new album a distinctly smooth sound

Foxy Shazam’s goal with their new album “The Church of Rock and Roll” is to blow the minds of their listeners, and they have succeeded.

By Olivia Khiel | January 24, 2012

Kardashian finale reveals details of Kim's divorce

As the second season of “Kourtney & Kim Take New York” comes to a close, audiences highly anticipate the details of Kim’s failed marriage.

By Jocelyn Gee | January 24, 2012

Big Deal's 'Lights Out' evokes nostalgia

Big Deal’s debut album “Lights Out” should be listened to with the utmost amount of caution, as it will bring back many regrettable memories.

By Randsom Rockliffe | January 23, 2012

Aoki performs at Comerica Theatre on January 19. (Photo courtesy of Heidi Schweizer)

Steve Aoki wins over fans, disappoints critics

Steve Aoki’s distinctive looks make him unmistakable, yet his most recent performance in Phoenix rendered him rather forgettable.

By Mitchell Bobman | January 23, 2012

(Image courtesy of Little, Brown and Company)

‘Are You Smart Enough to Work at Google?’ offers unique tips for landing jobs

“Are You Smart Enough to Work at Google?” offers insight to how the unemployed can distinguish themselves in the job-market.

By Emily Nichols | January 23, 2012

ASU student creates successful record label

Most 20-years-olds can only dream about starting their own record label, but for ASU junior Christian Filardo, this dream is a reality.

By Roxana Baldovin | January 22, 2012

SeeFlik rewards promising filmmakers

SeeFlik gives college students and graduates nationwide the chance to become the next Steven Spielberg.

By Cassandra Starboard | January 22, 2012

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