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The songs of the summer are the sign of the times — the sign of my times. They capture the transformative moments in my life that each warm season brought around.
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Head In The Clouds nails the carefree summer feel, and nostalgic sounds feature heavily. It’s a low-stakes, passably entertaining pop-rap album.
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Kid Cudi and Kanye West’s KIDS SEE GHOSTS is both unapologetic and melodramatic, both raging and reflective: In short, it’s everything fans wanted.
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The few breaks in the album come from its features, but even the impressive list of guest producers doesn’t pull enough weight to save ‘Culture II.’
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An inspiring playlist to get ya moving. Get up, get active, bop around, shake it and groove on, Bears!
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The first scene of “Hidden Figures” doesn’t look great for Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan and Mary Jackson, three female African-American mathematicians working for NASA in the early 1960s. Vaughan is doing some quick repairs on the baby blue Chevy Impala they share, which rests inanimate on a lonely stretch of
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Kid Cudi hasn’t had the most successful set of years. After breaking out with his much heralded Man on the Moon: The End of Day and Man on the Moon: Legend of Mr. Rager, Cudi quit smoking marijuana and had a kid — both massive milestones for anybody. Yet, musically, Cudi’s public good
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Hundreds of students, professors and scientists across a variety of fields gathered at the David Brower Center in Berkeley for a daylong symposium Monday honoring winners of the Breakthrough Prize, including two campus professors.
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Below the ocean surface, in a hollowed-out tropical fruit, there lives a sponge with a high-pitched laugh and a can-do attitude. His best friends are a dim-witted starfish with a protruding pink belly, a squirrel from Texas and a pantsless squid with low self-esteem. His name, of course, is SpongeBob
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I spend a lot of time thinking about what Carly Rae Jepsen is doing at any given moment. How much time is “a lot”? Well, that’s relative. I’d say I think about her maybe, like, once every two days, which is certainly more than anyone’s ever consistently thought about her
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