Is it just me, or have historical epic stories taken over as the latest trend in Hollywood movie making for the past few years? More and more I see these kinds of movies flop in the box offices as they fail to tell their story.
When I bought my ticket for this Q and Not U show, it was raining. I had my hood up, and my discman blasting Kid Dynamite. Just as "Pits and Poisoned Apples" came on, I walked through the door of Spaceboy Records and right into Dan Yemin.
The new album from Quasimoto (the helium-voiced alter ego of the DJ, producer, and rapper Madlib) has been a long time coming. This time around, Quasimoto sticks with the same winning formula of his debut effort, The Unseen, while upping the quality of the sampling.
Personally, I think that the world would be a better place if everyone randomly just burst into song and dance. Think about how amazing that would be- going through the trials and tribulations of everyday life with the joys of song and synchronized dancing.
Sinch's Clearing the Channel is a great return for the Pennsylvania quintet. Although Sinch's self titled major label debut came out less than three years ago, a silence as long as that can make a band become forgotten or written off as defunct. The guys are indeed still with us and have put together a creative rock record to remind everyone that they're nowhere near dead.
April showers are supposed to bring May flowers, right? Well, those flowers better bundle up because it's been quite chilly out. I've begrudgingly shoved my newly released toes back into shoes and have thrown a jacket over the cute tops I pulled out on those teasing eighty degree days.
Oh Alistair Monster, you were our hero. Scarfing down cookies, covered in blue fur, you were everything that we wanted to be. You were living the dream. And now you sold out. A diet? How could you? C is for cookie, not for carrots. And it's certainly not for pineapple.
Despite an overcast, drizzly afternoon, the first Logan Square Fair was held on April 30 on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Beginning at 11 a.m. and ending at 4 p.m., the free, outdoor, family-friendly event consisted of displays, demonstrations and entertainment provided by artistic and educational institutions located along the Parkway.
I came up with this little game while browsing through my dorm room, racking my brain for ideas for this week's edition. Basically, this is just your average target shooting game setup. You can adapt the rules and scoring based on what's lying around your room.
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