By Holli LeMarr-WyettAssistant A&E Editor Since 1972 they have been dazzling fans with their jazzy lyrics and perfectly blended harmonies. Manhattan Transfer, comprised of Tim Hauser, Cheryl Bentyne, Janis Segal and Alan Paul, has not lost any steam since its 1975 self-titled debut album. The group has won Grammy awards for each of its albums since 1979, breaking a record … [Read more...] about Manhattan Transfer croons the tunes
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Witherspoon makes a hit at the box office Reese Witherspoon’s new romantic comedy, “Sweet Home Alabama” broke several records this weekend at the box office, earning $37.5 million, according to studio estimates. This number is significant for two reasons. One, it makes it the biggest September opening to date. Two, it makes it the biggest romantic comedy to date, beating Julia … [Read more...] about MakingWaves
IN REVIEW: Splender,‘To Whom it May Concern’
You can’t tell a book by its cover. And after one listen-through of Splender’s “To Whom it May Concern,” CD buyers will realize that the old adage holds true for albums as well. The cover of Splender’s sophomore effort depicts what seems to be an edgy, aggressive rock band you might find drinking Jack Daniels from the bottle. The music, however, reveals the band’s true colors. … [Read more...] about IN REVIEW: Splender,‘To Whom it May Concern’
Piecing together Pinter
Pepperdine students perform a series of five plays that create a picture of the contemporary British playwright Harold Pinter and his philosophies about life.By Holli LeMarr-WyettAssistant A&E Editor Ambiguity. Menace. Danger. Sensuality. Throw these four ingredients into a production, add 14 cast members, British and Cockney accents and the Lindhurst Theatre and the end … [Read more...] about Piecing together Pinter
Rocking in a house of glass
By Kristen LowreyA&E Editor Attending a concert is an adventure. There are preparations required for the optimal concert experience. It is always wise to purchase your tickets ahead of time, though this might require bowing to the monopolizing Ticketmaster. If you want to take your chances and avoid the evasively evil corporate ticket seller, then you might find yourself … [Read more...] about Rocking in a house of glass