Nurah Lambert, Associate Arcade Editor
• October 15, 2016
The Renegade Tour 2016 presented by disc jockey, concert promoter and founder of HARD music brand Gary Richards, known on stage as Destructo, hit New Orleans at 11 p.m. Friday, Oct. 7. Held at Republic...
After years of wondering where indie pop-rock band Rooney went missing, the group is back with new members and a new album.Lead singer-songwriter Robert Schwartzman and the rest of the newly-resurrected...
Armando Marin, Senior Staff Reporter
• October 11, 2016
Though the temperature remains a muggy 80 degrees and not a single leaf has touched the ground, fall is upon us. With its return comes a plethora of new television shows ideal for wasting the night away...
Luke Bravo, Contributing Reporter
• October 10, 2016
On Sept. 23, electronica, blues, funk and soul came together in a neat package with the release of GRiZ's new album, "Good Will Prevail."To kick off his latest collection of work, "Wicked" opens with a...
A hopeless, drug-filled basement in the aftermath of a rave is the atmosphere that immediately presents itself on the first track, "Downward Spiral," off of Danny Brown's new album "Atrocity Exhibition."...
Just a 45-minute shuttle ride away, a new Trader Joe’s has opened in Metairie. This supermarket is just that: super. With reasonable prices, delicious frozen foods and lots of snacking options, Trader...
Kiera Torpie, Contributing Photographer
• October 5, 2016
The new sculpture “Truth Tree,” created by Brooklyn based artist Hank Willis Thomas, will be on exhibit outside of the Newcomb Art Museum until July 2017. The installation features graphic speech bubbles...
This fall, Tulane’s campus had a large new addition that was hard to miss. Hank Willis Thomas’ "Truth Tree" replaced "Companion (Passing Through)" by KAWS, or what many came to know as the "Sad Mickey...
Beyond Yom Kippur and the start of fall break, film aficionados of New Orleans and abroad celebrate Oct. 12 as the launch of the 27th annual New Orleans Film Festival, hosted by the New Orleans Film Society.The...
This week's #WaveCrushWednesday is Chris Finney, adjunct professor of music business at Tulane, two-time Grammy winner, music producer, engineer and mixer originally from New Orleans.Finney helps run a...
Samantha Sitt, Senior Staff Reporter
• October 5, 2016
Dipping into the pool of modern day electronica, Local Natives' latest album, “Sunlit Youth,” delivers a new front for the Los Angeles-based quintet to explore. Three long years since its last release,...
Harleigh Shaw, Paloma Pinto and Julia Daniel are going to change how you think about sex. The sophomores are starting a new online magazine, PeachWave, for students to write opinion pieces on topics such...
