Miss Thing 2, None of Your Biznass
• April 13, 2022
This article is entirely satire. All information and interviews below are fictional and for entertainment purposes only.
I thought I imagined it at first. There was no way this band playing in the...
Women’s History Month, originally started as Women’s History Week in 1987, is a celebration intended to recognize women’s inspirations and contributions to history. Since its inception, it has been...
A slow-burning virus has finally anchored itself: we lack the attention spans and patience to experience an album in its entirety. We turn to singles and sub-half-hour EPs to satiate our hunger for new...
Maybe it’s my enneagram type — four, if you were wondering — but I pride myself on being the person my friends go to for music recommendations. I anxiously await my Discover Weekly playlist to update,...
In the information session before the concert began, the presenter said how during their most recent student night, one of them had asked if opera was just “all about love?” In many ways, this student...
What better way to celebrate Blackness and all its gifts than by giving flowers to one of the greatest cultural progenitors? Born in Ibadan, Nigeria, Helen Folsade Adu, known as Sade, is the enigmatic...
Matthew Tate, Senior Staff Columnist
• February 16, 2022
I grew up on R&B, funk and soul music, primarily because of my parents. I listened to and still listen to artists like Earth, Wind & Fire, The Isley Brothers, Erykah Badu, Marvin Gaye and my...
For as long as I have been streaming, I have been a die-hard Spotify user. Long have I hailed the superior discovery algorithms and social interfaces. I made a playlist every month, usually with about...
As iconic as Mariah Carey is, and as timeless as her smash hit “All I Want for Christmas Is You” is, I can only listen to it so many times. It feels like every time I walk into a pharmacy or a...
It’s official: we’re deep enough into the fall semester that college stops feeling like summer camp and people might start to get on your nerves. Maybe you’re feeling extra tension with your...
Holly Haney, Associate Arcade Editor
• October 20, 2021
Grace is an editor for the Tulane Hullabaloo.
Grace Gardner has done it. In her debut single out Oct. 22, “Radio Silence,” she combines bright pop instrumentals with pointed lyricism...
Anders Osborne’s show at Tipitina’s on Oct. 7 reminded me of how much I missed live music.
It’s been a while since in-person concerts were even a possibility. Over the course of the...
