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Frank Ocean Gets Vulnerable with ‘Blonde’

September 12, 2016 by Bria Dunlap

Image Courtesy of Boys Don't Cry Frank Ocean’s highly anticipated second album, “Blonde,” finally dropped on August 20 exclusively through Apple Music, much to the delight and relief of his fans. He’s finally given us what we’ve been waiting for since he’s been promising a follow-up to his Grammy-award winning first record, “Channel Orange,” since July 2015. Ocean's approach … [Read more...] about Frank Ocean Gets Vulnerable with ‘Blonde’

Flume opens night one of four sold-out LA shows

August 17, 2016 by Matt Benton

Photos by Matt BentonFlume perfomed in Los Angeles on Wednesday night for one of his four sold-out shows debuting his new album "Skin." His album has received major praise and the track "Never Be Like You," featuring Kai, has gone platinum in the United States and triple platinum back in his home-country of Australia.His new tour features his new touring rig that has moved from … [Read more...] about Flume opens night one of four sold-out LA shows

Surfers Give Back

March 21, 2016 by Amelia Dal Pra

Photos by Amelia Dal PraWhat could possibly bring hundreds of young people from across the globe to Wahiawa, a small Hawaiian city, known for its low-income housing complexes and drug and alcohol abuse, a city that many locals themselves avoid? Many volunteers that work with Surfing the Nations, a nonprofit humanitarian organization based in Wahiawa, would say the answer is … [Read more...] about Surfers Give Back

Write Now, Like, Right Now

March 15, 2016 by Alec Mcpike

Art by Chris ChenNo one thinks I'm a writer but me. I spend so much time in front of a computer or with my nose in a book, I can't understand how I could be confused as being anything else. Well then, why isn't my name on anyone's "bestsellers" list? Why aren't the royalty checks rolling in on the regular? I imagine I'm not the only aspiring author who has felt this way at one … [Read more...] about Write Now, Like, Right Now

Catch Your First Wave

February 25, 2016 by Amelia Dal Pra

Photos by Ashley Ekstrum and Zach Le When coming to Pepperdine, many students, new to the whole I-live-next-to-the-beach-and-surf-all-the-time lifestyle, desire to take up surfing, yet are often unsure of where to begin. Little do many individuals know, surfing is actually a rather challenging activity that has some deep and humbling elements within its frothy nature. One … [Read more...] about Catch Your First Wave

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