by Donald Vincent in Arts & Society
Hip-hop music proved to be respected by all races, colors, ethnicities and genders this past Friday in Reitz Arena in front of 1,200 spectators. With a sold-out performance by rapper Lupe Fiasco headlining the fall concert last year, many students like myself wondered if a double-headline act of rappers Maino and Fabolous could promote hip-hop at a Jesuit school in an ideal fashion.
by Alexandra Kahrer in Arts & Society
Fans of the hit TV series Gossip Girl know Penn Badgley as Dan Humphrey-the sensitive, struggling writer from Brooklyn who is alienated from his Upper-East Side classmates. "Lonely Boy's" kind-heartedness combined with his awkward stammering caused all of his female fans to fall in love with him.
by Meghan Hole in Arts & Society
On the 16th of October, the band The Click Clack Boom will be playing at the 8X10 Club in Baltimore. The Click Clack Boom is a group of five from Central Pennsylvania and New York City.
Originally, The Click Clack Boom started off as a solo project by the guitarist and lead singer, Nathaniel Hoho.
by Jill Sweeney in Arts & Society
The name may not be familiar, but Mack 10 is no newcomer to the hip-hop world. Mack 10 (real name: Dedrick Rolison) recently released his 9th album, titled Soft White, under his independent record label Hoo-Bangin' Records, on September 29. The album features collaborations with many other artists, including Lil' Wayne, Akon, Jazze Pha, Birdman, and Rick Ross.
