Passion Pit falls into a hole of unoriginality
Six years after the band’s first album was released, the iconic indie pop group, Passion Pit, released its third album after two and a half years since the last.
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Six years after the band’s first album was released, the iconic indie pop group, Passion Pit, released its third album after two and a half years since the last.
When Stromae, the Belgian musical genius, played at SXSW this year, festival attendees were asking one another “Who is this guy, and why haven’t we heard about him?” It's about time we all take a moment to get to know Stromae and give this musical craze a try.
For the ninth year in a row, Indie Grits has brought the Columbia community many new experiences, films, events, digital apps and this time, visual artists.
It's time to burn out your cigars and bottle up your scotch. This past Sunday evening at 10 p.m. EST, television audiences witnessed the beginning of the end of an era of "Mad Men" (the ad men, their mad wives and their many mistresses) with the airing of the first episode of the AMC drama's final half-season.
The Columbia Museum of Art’s annual fundraising gala is a grand affair that draws attention to the major spring exhibition, and also raises funds to support the museum’s critical role as a leader in arts education and appreciation for South Carolina.
A small village somewhere in an unknown forest is being ravaged by werewolves.
Since 2007, every year the Alliance Franҫaise de Columbia (the French Alliance of Columbia) has invited the local French speaking community to join them for a live theatrical performance of one of France’s better-known plays. In past years, the AF performed works by Molière, Ionesco and, in 2014, they performed “Le DÎner de Cons,” a famous play that inspired the American film “Dinner for Schmucks.”
Xavier Dolan has shocked and captivated the world with expertly crafted films that address the complex relationships between mothers and sons. The 25-year-old actor and director from Québec first grabbed the attention of the film industry in 2009 with his semibiographical film, “I Killed My Mother,” which told the story of a young homosexual boy at odds with his mom. Dolan went on to produce four more films, including “Laurence Anyways” and “Tom at the Farm,” before he released “Mommy,” the foreign film that pulled at the heart strings of audiences worldwide.
If you haven’t heard of Dixit, the newest trend in story telling card games, this may seem like an uncomfortable exercise from your psychology class.
For the 13th year in a row, the Columbia Museum of Art will open its doors to Main Street and will welcome the community to an intimate evening of chamber music performed by world renowned musicians. The first concert of this year’s Chamber Music on Main series will be held at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 10 in the CMA’s DuBose-Poston Reception Hall.
Frank Poor, an artist and professor in Rhode Island, has returned to the Carolinas once again to find inspiration in the expansive cotton fields and rich architectural history of the South.
Some people can’t stand their brother, but Emily McCollum has made a career with hers.
Plenty of science students show their findings in lengthy research papers, but Julia Bennett, a fourth-year marine science student, combined research, her love of photography and the beauty of the ocean to create an award-winning portfolio.
"Fargo"
"The Grand Budapest Hotel"
Kishi Bashi - "Lighght"
Never underestimate the power of student art — sometimes all they need is an outlet.
One of Columbia’s newest bands, ET Anderson, will release their debut album “Et Tu, ___?” via Soundcloud on Tuesday. The album title, inspired by Caesar’s line in Shakespeare’s play “Julius Caesar,” invites listeners to fill in the blank as they choose. The band will play their album release show this Friday at New Brookland Tavern.
“Motion,” the latest album by electronic artist Calvin Harris, was released last Tuesday. The album brings the ecstatic bump that he is associated with, but lacks any substantial innovation.
With the ever-increasing cost of school books and the "requirement" for a new I>Clicker every semester, how can students be expected to spend even more on clothes? Though it may seem tempting to come to class in pajamas or wear the same shirt four days in a row, lack of funds doesn't have to be an excuse for lack of fashion sense. Here are three easy ways for students to be stay fashionable and thrifty.