‘Joker’ sparks controversy with dark themes
Deep in the underbelly of sludge and slime, Gotham City is unearthed once again, but this time in a whole new light – or perhaps a lack thereof. […]
Arts & Entertainment
Mannequin Pussy lights up First CUB Alt show
In front of the tricolor glow of the stage lights, three bands took control of the semester’s first CUB Alt show, where they provided demanding performances for an intimate crowd who threw the energy right back at them. […]
TCNJ Chorale honors late professor at fall concert
TCNJ Chorale performed its fall concert in Mayo Concert Hall on Saturday, Oct. 12. […]
Blink-182’s ‘Nine’ revamps classic sound
Aptly named “Nine,” Blink-182’s latest full-length album is more musically riveting than you would expect for a band that is best known for its angsty, ‘screamable’ lyrics like “work sucks, I know” and “girls are such a drag.” […]
Band Night fills campus with captivating sounds
Musical groups at the College came together on Friday, Oct. 11 for Student Band Night – a lively night for both music and non-music majors. […]
Tuesday Recital showcases variety of student talent
The music department’s students and faculty convened in Mayo Concert Hall on Oct. 1 to listen to their peers perform in the first Tuesday Afternoon Recital of the semester. […]
INK slam poetry celebrates power of words
Creative writers rejoiced as INK celebrated another poetry slam on Sept. 26 in the Bliss Hall lounge. […]
Composer recounts influential career
Technology dominates the modern music industry, but there was a time when composers first started experimenting with technology to make “dumb computers sing.” […]
‘Hay Fever’ delivers laughs, smiles to audience
All College Theatre’s “Hay Fever” captivated audiences, who burst with laughter, joy and enthusiasm over the showing’s four-day run, which began on Sept. 25. […]
Music Faculty Recital highlights flute mastery
Fluttery and crisp melodies sounded like birds chirping through Mayo Concert Hall on Sunday, Sept. 29 at David DiGiacobbe’s Music Faculty Recital. […]
‘It’ sequel chills, suffers from bloated runtime
The return of the demonic — and at times hilarious — clown arrived in theaters on Sept. 6 with director Andrés Muschietti’s “It Chapter Two.” […]
Toronto Film Festival features upcoming hits
The 2019 Toronto Film Festival has come and gone, with many films premiering this year that audiences should be excited to see. I spoke with Mike Kamison, programming director for the Princeton Garden Theater, who attended this year’s festival, to get his impressions of the films he saw that moviegoers should look out for this year. […]
‘Impractical Jokers’ comedian visits College
Kendall Hall buzzed with excitement on Sept. 17, as students stood in line for hours to see America’s favorite cat-hating, germaphobe comedian, Sal Vulcano. […]
Tool album tops charts after 13-year hiatus
Thirteen years after Tool’s last record, the progressive metal phenomenon released its long-awaited fifth album, “Fear Inoculum,” on Aug. 30. The move came shortly after the group added its music to Spotify and before it uploaded music videos for several existing songs. […]