HEAR AND NOW: King of the Club

Courtesy of YourAudioFix.com Courtesy of YourAudioFix.com Lil Jon has always been a notorious partier.

Internet Meme of the Week: A Trailer for every Academy Award Winning Movie Ever

Even though I'm a lover of Academy Award-winning films, more often than not I find myself throwing around cynical comments about the predictability of these movies as I leave the theater.

‘Zanna, Don't!' kicks off first-ever Pride Theater Festival

Allison Levy / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Allison Levy / The Dartmouth Senior Staff In the musical "Zanna, Don't!," one of the play's (literally) colorful characters asks "If musical theater doesn't address important political issues, what will?" This line epitomizes the goal of the Dartmouth Pride Theater Festival's directors, Chiara Klein '10 and Addie Gorlin '11, who have worked together since Winter term to organize the festival.

Gospel Choir impresses with lively concert

<img alt="The Dartmouth College Gospel Choir gave audience members a sneak peek at the group's new album, "All God's Children," on Thursday." title="The Dartmouth College Gospel Choir gave audience members a sneak peek at the group's new album, "All God's Children," on Thursday." src="http://static.thedartmouth.com/2010/04/30/photos/4986articlephoto.jpg" /> Eunice Lee / The Dartmouth Staff <img alt="The Dartmouth College Gospel Choir gave audience members a sneak peek at the group's new album, "All God's Children," on Thursday." title="The Dartmouth College Gospel Choir gave audience members a sneak peek at the group's new album, "All God's Children," on Thursday." src="http://static.thedartmouth.com/2010/04/30/photos/4986articlephoto.jpg" /> Eunice Lee / The Dartmouth Staff Thursday night found the voices of the Dartmouth College Gospel Choir fill Spaulding Auditorium with a lively and moving program of songs, the first of two performances for the group's Spring concert.

Artists' books in Rauner, Sherman play with form, function

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Xavier '10 starts playwriting career

Ashley Mitchell / The Dartmouth Staff Ashley Mitchell / The Dartmouth Staff Not many Dartmouth students can say they have written two one-act plays, a full-length play, a screenplay and a short film in the last year and a half, but for Tabetha Xavier '10, these are simply the major projects on a long list of recent accomplishments.

Internet Meme of the Week: GloZell Green

Courtesy of YouTube.com Courtesy of YouTube.com Following in the footsteps of such YouTube-stars-turned-celebrities as Justin Bieber, Los Angeles-based comedian GloZell Green has risen to fame with her critical and hilarious "translations" of popular songs.

‘Laundry and Bourbon' highlights student skill

Doug Gonzalez / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Doug Gonzalez / The Dartmouth Senior Staff "Laundry and Bourbon," which opened on April 22 in the Bentley Theater at the Hopkins Center and performed three shows over the weekend, deftly explored the struggles of three rural Texan women facing issues from unplanned pregnancy to cheating husbands.

Spheris shows local artist's pastels

AS SEEN ON: ‘Romantically (not to mention comedically) Challenged'

Courtesy of TVGuide.com Courtesy of TVGuide.com "Romantically Challenged" Alyssa Milano's new sitcom that premiered Monday night on ABC is, quite simply, terrible. It's boring, it's dated, it's entirely unoriginal, it always goes for the easy laugh, it always fails at getting the easy laugh (despite what the overused laugh track might try to make you believe), none of the characters are even mildly intriguing, none of the characters are even mildly believable, all of the characters are more than mildly grating, the title is tacky and, most importantly, it's not yet available on Hulu, which is just a hassle. OK.

Israeli jazz musician Anat Cohen engages with students

Courtesy of anatcohen.com Courtesy of anatcohen.com Israeli clarinetist and saxophonist Anat Cohen's interactions with students during her residency at the Hopkins Center on Tuesday and Wednesday showcased the kind of stamina and spirit that would have been necessary during her tenure in the Israeli Air Force Band over a decade ago.

Hood '09 confuses passersby with playful clam exhibit

Ashley Mitchell / The Dartmouth Staff Ashley Mitchell / The Dartmouth Staff The question most people ask when they first encounter the artwork currently on display in the Barrows Rotunda near the front entrance to the Hopkins Center is, "What are those?" The cluster of brown, beanbag-like objects with googley eyes and gaping mouths that smile absentmindedly at passersbys stubbornly resist classification.