Courtesy of Torontolife.com The White Stripes have always been a little strange.
TILMAN DETTE / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Loud bands, fried food and a large, gyrating crowd defined the "Big Green Live" outdoor concert, held Saturday on Gold Coast.
Although Friday night's performance by the Trisha Brown Dance Company in Moore Auditorium did not draw boos like the Metropolitan Opera's much-derided production of "Tosca" did last week in New York City, two of the ensemble's pieces drew little more than a tepid response from the audience, while the third was received with slightly more enthusiasm. The company's third and most successful piece, "L'Amour au theatre" (2009), broke from Brown's usual aesthetic.
After enough seasons on the air, any television series reality or scripted runs the risk of becoming repetitive, and Tyra Banks appears to know that her reality TV brainchild, The CW's "America's Next Top Model," is not immune.
In the first few pages of "The Meaning of Matthew," Judy Shepard recounts a story that has been chronicled in countless other works over the course of the last 11 years: the grisly and disturbing tale of how her son, Matthew Shepard, was kidnapped, brutally beaten and left to die in a remote Laramie, Wyo.
<img alt="Gym Class Heroes, known for the Billboard top-10 hits "Clothes Off" and "Cupid's Chokehold," will headline Saturday evening's "Big Green Live" outdoor concert.
There is nothing more invigorating than a fall television premiere, especially after a drab summer season lacking in fresh programming.
Tilman Dette / The Dartmouth Senior Staff In many ways, Monday night's "Dartmouth and the Performing Arts" event in Moore Theater surprised no one.
Muse's latest album, "The Resistance" (2009), is unabashedly epic, from the acid-trip-through-space cover artwork to the lush orchestration of its songs.
Courtesy of Wikipedia.org I didn't watch the MTV Video Music Awards this year.
Laurie Levinger has found her training as a psychotherapist surprisingly helpful in her new passion photography as she works to uncover the untold stories of the Mayan people.
I might never have heard of Owl City if my sister hadn't been obsessed with "cute" music this summer.
Courtesy of Rottentomatoes.com Computer graphics have become a staple of modern cinema.
When I heard one of my friends compare Fox's new buzzed-about show "Glee" to "High School Musical," I wanted to vomit.
For the past eight years, the producers behind the "American Idol" summer tour have perfected the art of putting on an entertaining concert this year's tour is no exception.
Associated Press Quentin Tarantino has made quite a name for himself.
New York Theatre Workshop returned to Dartmouth on Aug. 2 for its 17th annual summer residency to allow its artists respite from the daily grind of performing in the city.
Courtesy of NYPost.com Even inside the Dartmouth bubble where we're almost entirely consumed by academics and extracurriculars we're usually able to find a little time to plop down in front of the tube and unwind.
Editors' Note: After a day of lectures, labs, meetings, sports practice and the other items that fill up your iCal, it is difficult to find the time to squeeze in some light reading.
Courtesy of starpulse.com Summer is often regarded as the hot season for concerts and music festivals, from well-established ones like Warped Tour and Bonnaroo, to newer offerings like Michigan's Rothbury and All Points West in New Jersey.