Gaga, Cooper chemistry elevates ‘A Star is Born’ despite imperfect directorial debut
Bradley Cooper’s directorial debut with “A Star is Born” isn’t a home run, but it’s still a solid double down the left field line. Read more »
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Video: Netflix co-founder, Marc Randolph, gives advice and remarks
Marc Randolph, the former Netflix CEO, was the keynote speaker at the sold out 2018 Upstate Unleashed Conference & Venture Ecosystem Awards and discussed Netflix's origin story and how budding entrepreneurs should believe in big ideas. Read more »
Spotify to help independent musicians grow while preserving artistic freedom
The rising popularity of independent artists has also led to a greater variety of streaming services, such as Soundcloud, Spotify and YouTube. Streaming platforms have made it easier for fans to access music and musicians to grow their fan bases digitally. Read more »
SA partners with SU to provide 4 free STIs screening clinics
Student Association’s partnership with Syracuse University’s Health Services and Office of Health Promotion puts sexual safety — and pleasure — at the forefront with their free and confidential STI screenings. Read more »
John Legend made history as the first black man to reach EGOT status
John Legend recently made history as the first black man to win an Emmy, Grammy Award, Oscar and Tony Award, reaching the heralded “EGOT” status. But there’s something bigger going on with black representation in the awards arena. Read more »
The new and returning TV originals to stream online this fall
Lately, TV has been too generic. But streaming services are changing the game with innovative, fresh originals. Check out these streaming originals airing this Fall. Read more »
6lack delivers his ‘East Atlanta Love Letter’
Atlanta-based rapper 6lack released his sophomore album, “East Atlanta Love Letter,” last week. The album offers a glimpse into 6lack’s heart and gives fans a collaboration with Future you didn’t know you needed. Read more »
Tupac ‘died’ 22 years ago, but this is why he’s still around
Whether Tupac actually died or not, his influence on music, art and hip hop culture still live on. Read more »
Get off your phone during Juice Jam
A sea of glowing devices at live music events is the new norm, but the best way to enjoy this year’s music is to unplug from your device and tune in to the moment. Read more »
How ‘real’ is reality TV?
As reality TV shows like "The Bachelor" continue to gain popularity, networks and producers are finding new ways to make the genre more scripted and unrealistic. Read more »
GONE TOO SOON: Mac Miller, remembering his struggles and legacy
Malcolm McCormick, known more commonly by his stage name Mac Miller, died Sept. 7 of an apparent drug overdose. Miller, who had been on the… Read more »
What you could get from selling a limb
Here are some quick tips to help pay for this semester’s course load — no selling of arms or legs required. Read more »
Hip-hop can no longer be a men’s-only club
With rising hip-hop and rap artists such as Nicki Minaj and Cardi B, the music world is constantly evolving. But it’s time for the industry to change alongside it. Read more »
How to navigate separating an artist from their artistry
Music fans everywhere are having to consider where they draw the line without risking their morals and values. Read more »
A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie sets attendance record at The Great New York State Fair
A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie’s Sunday performance set an all-time attendance record at The Great New York State Fair. Read more »
A guide to TinderU, Tinder’s latest college feature
Sex & Health columnist Doménica Orellana breaks down the differences in Tinder’s latest app, geared toward college students. Read more »
‘The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill,’ 20 years later, is still iconic
“The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill” was released on Aug. 25, 1998. Twenty years later, it proves to be a timeless classic that continues to influence artists today. Read more »
If music is your thing, here’s what you can look forward to this semester
Music columnist Jalen Nash breaks down the impact campus events such as Juice Jam and Mayfest have on bringing students together, one beat at a time. Read more »
What you think will happen freshman year versus what actually happens
There are a lot of expectations for freshman year, but don't worry — none of them will turn out like you expect. Read more »
Remembering the legacy of Aretha Franklin
Music columnist Jalen Nash reflects on Aretha Franklin’s lifetime of influence on music, women’s empowerment and civil rights activism. Here’s just some of what she left behind. Read more »
How to pack for your freshman year at SU
Humor columnist Annabeth Grace Mann dishes on the packing essentials for surviving freshman year at SU. Read more »
'Astroworld' is upending the music scene, and here's why
Many artists are starting to realize the power of using social media to stay intimately connected with their fans. Read more »
A Trip to ‘Astroworld’: What to expect along the ride inside Travis Scott's mind
The golden, inflatable Travis Scott head marks the entrance into the artist's mind – Astroworld. Here's what you need to know about the album. Read more »
How I’m going to spend all this money from my unpaid internship
Being an unpaid intern can be tough, but humor columnist Josh Feinblatt making the most of it! Here's what he's spending all of his hard un-earned cash on. Read more »
