Every program must have a purpose. If not, it is deleted. Four years ago the Wachowski brothers created The Matrix, a world infused with almost careless profundity.
Every October, thousands of unsigned and indie artists descend on Manhattan for the four-day extravaganza known as CMJ's New Music Marathon.
While standing outside last Sunday's sold-out Death Cab for Cutie show at the Cradle and trying in vain to find myself a scalper, I ran into none other than married couple Ivan Howard and Kelly...
The Station Agent is like a spontaneous road trip to the beach. You're not quite sure what'll happen next, but you're sure glad you went along for the ride.
When the United States was preparing to go to war with Iraq last spring, politically minded music fans were hard-pressed to find a new rallying anthem.
"What was the name of that CD again, hon'?".
It can safely be said that Orville and Wilbur Wright never heard of video art.
We're all gonna die, but with a little bit of luck and a whole lotta money, you--or at least your body--can last forever.
Reports out of Nashville, Tenn.
The headphone-wearing, music-proliferating kitty-cat is back.
What do spiritual revelations, shirtless cowboys and the Hot Dog Man statue on Ninth Street all have in common? Nothing, really. That's the point..
Living a dream for some means hitting the game-winning homerun or taking the stage on Broadway.
Over the years, Halloween changes more than any other holiday. Gone are the ballet skirts and diamond tiaras. No more Bill Clinton plastic masks, no more white sheets.
Beyond Borders is an appropriate title for a story that attempts to transcend boundaries. Unfortunately, That's just the problem..
The number of emerging high-tech concert halls, Bose home theater systems and iPods alone is evidence enough that the phenomenon of "perfect sound" has taken America by storm.
The prospect of taking a college music class can be quite frightening to someone who has not studied the piano or the violin for the last twelve years.
In 2001, The Strokes burst out of New York's East Village club scene into a rap-rock and pop-filled world with nary a turntable or choreographed dance routine in sight.
Perhaps you read Phillip Roth's 2000 novel The Human Stain and thought to yourself, "Hey, this would make for a great movie!" Guess what: You were wrong. Very, very wrong..
When Ben Stein entered Page Auditorium on Parent's Weekend, he announced his devotion to Dr. Dre.
