Another weekend rolls around which, for most of us here at DU, is something to celebrate. Making it through another jam-packed week of classes and…
Soren Bryce is a force to be reckoned with in the world of electronic indie-pop. At only nineteen, she has mastered a captivating sound with…
This year’s fall production “Savage in Limbo” documents the hopes and dreams of a group of social outcasts, a group of young and restless regulars who…
This past Tuesday teens and twenty somethings alike lined up at Broomfield’s 1stBank Center to hear the pop rap and soul genius of Jon Bellion.…
At first glance, “The Foreigner” looks like a movie destined for the bargain bin at your local retail store. It has all the markings of…
The Museum of Contemporary Arts currently has hundreds of pieces on exhibit, all of which are part of the Saber Acomodar collection, and perhaps one…
Finding a good cup of coffee in Denver is not a difficult endeavor. You can hardly walk a block without coming across a coffee house…
A constant discussion found in film circles is one surrounding what it means for a film to be a “classic.” Films of this caliber require…
On October 2nd, Tom Petty passed away, leaving fans in mourning worldwide, and fellow artists expressing their gratitude through various forms of tribute. Petty, who was…
For centuries, the gothic literary tradition has been keeping readers up at night, eyes wide and hands gripped tightly around the binding. From nineteenth century…