Archive for the ‘Hidden’ Category

By Anne Gould Northgraves Sheriff Herman Thomas issued another APB today to national law enforcement agencies regarding the disappearance of Waldo W. Waldoski after a recent sighting at a beach. The local recreational explorer and fan of red-striped sweaters has been missing for more than a decade. “An anonymous tipster said he was spotted in [...]

By Malti Jones Careful You lift her fertile weight delicate in your palm Your fingers trace her smooth skin youthfully pallid untouched under scarlet rouge Sun ripened her thick hide is unweathered lustrous in its naked form She sounds hollow so you tear her open just to make sure She smells acrid her curving belly [...]

By Shaun Poust My home is drowning in the warm flood of a summer night—I am preserved in my room, at my desk. I can see the night sky through the windows from where I sit in my chair, but it remains a distant background, an untouchable inky ocean that eats the world outside but [...]

By Amelia Blevins In 1966, the United Kingdom was rocked by a boat-full of pirates—rock and roll pirates.  Broadcasting from the North Sea, a motley crew of U.K. deejays, led by the “The Count” (Phillip Seymour Hoffman), spun outlawed rock albums from a rusty old boat. But of course Pirate Radio (originally titled The Boat [...]

By Cody Norton On Nov. 8, singer Neko Case played at the Harro East Ballroom in Rochester, NY, for the first time, along with her accompanying band consisting of bassist Tom V. Ray, drummer Barry Mirochnick, guitarist Paul Rigby, multi-instrumentalist Jon Rauhouse and vocalist Kelly Hogan.  The opening act for Case was vocalist Sarah Harmer. [...]

Tell it to the volcano By Colleen Cunha You aren’t going to hear Miniature Tigers on the radio or see them on a new release rack,  and you probably  missed the tiny blurbs about them in Rolling Stone, AP magazine, and Spin. But once you discover Miniature Tigers you’ll never stop listening to them. Their [...]

By Julissa Trevino After over two years of missing their live shows, I finally saw my favorite band 311 again on Nov. 27 at New York City’s Hammerstein Ballroom. Just like the other four times I’ve seen them, 311 didn’t fail to put on a good live show (they’re actually quite known for their live [...]

Street artists illegally post their artwork in advertising space in order to pose the question, “Who speaks for the public?”

Since the rating system was put into effect, the MPAA’s spotty standards have made us question what exactly their motives are for censoring certain content.

Mixed martial arts is picking up steam in the U.S. and gaining considerable popularity. Unfortunately the state by state ban on the sport makes it extremely difficult to have a standard set of rules or medical procedures that would make the sport much safer.