When was the last time you sat down with a loved one and asked them, “Tell me your story?” Every day, StoryCorps begs Americans to ask this very question. Since 2003, the public radio show has been collecting, sharing and...
It starts simply with a thread. Add a pair of needles, a bit of creativity and the unceasing motion of two willing hands. The needle goes through the loop, the yarn wraps around the needle, the needle pulls down through...
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Kishi Bashi took the stage to an excited crowd, though many of the students were unfamiliar with the unique solo artist and attended, as many do, simply to enjoy the show with their friends.
Hype and expectations can serve to elevate a band to new heights and popularity, or it can smother their creativity and sometimes mortally hinder their momentum.
For fans already on their toes with anticipation for “Pedestrian Verses,” there is little to find disappointing — the band continues their constant progression of sharp songwriting and super slick production.
In 2012, however, audiences were introduced to a new breed of secret agent, one who is humanized in more ways than one.
The Golden Globes, which reward excellence in television and film, shed light on the terrific works debuted in 2012.
In just over a month, Bing U-Secrets, a new Facebook page inspired by PostSecret, has exploded in popularity, receiving hundreds of posts and over 1,500 friends.
Friday, Dec. 7, marked the launch of Binghamton’s first ever Parlor City Indie Market and Craft Faire, where local artists had the opportunity to showcase and sell their original work.
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