John Legend

Putting “all of himself” into the album, Legend presents himself ready to love.

“Just Wrong” is one glorious, cyclical musical question, immensely sonically satisfying despite a lack of resolution or definitive answers. It’s astonishing that something built so backward feels so right.

Bigger Love is formulaic. There is little to expect from it, but, in return, the album expects little of the listener.

Despite the crowd of big names surrounding him, it is notable that the Grammy Award-winning producer’s new single, “Vanishing Twin,” is so subtle and restrained.

There are still eight weeks left until winter break starts for UC Berkeley students, and personally, I’m feeling pretty worn out. So today, I might cheer myself up with a childhood classic — s’mores.

We are presently in a golden age of television. It would be nearly impossible for one person to sort through all of the television at our fingertips and decide what is or isn’t the best. This is where the Emmy Awards come in.

Listen to some of these podcasts to help you stay updated during your everyday life. More importantly, these podcasts won’t depress you too much.

So I’m looking forward to The Internet’s new album releasing Friday, "Hive Mind." Take Monday to catch up on The Internet’s past discography in preparation.

It’s only when productions embrace this utter eccentricity — as Sunday’s live NBC taping of it did — that the show is truly successful.