Breakin' Hearts started in an alley. Four years later, the annual hip-hop festival at UNM will have several additions to it, said founder Cyrus Gould. With additions such as the flick-book competition and African drumming and dancing, Gould describes the expansion as a snowball that continually accumulates and grows.
You gotta know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em, know when to walk away and when to - get back to work.
The New Mexico Legislature recently stayed up all night to agree on a budget. So I guess we should feel lucky that they've taken the time to consider some important bills, too.
James Calhoun of the hip-hop trio the Black Panther FUGITIVES said the party has gotten a bad rap.
by Abel Horwitz Daily Lobo There's something special about the comedy of Mike Birbiglia. In interviews he comes off as charming and a little bit shy, answering questions with uncertainty and in a slightly neurotic way. His comedy revolves around this neurosis and his constant pursuit of making ...
by Debra Au Daily Lobo The rap genre continues to roll down the slippery slope of super- ficiality. Talented rappers such as Tupac Shakur, Jay-Z and Kanye West are few and far between, becoming rarer with each subsequent album release. Every week, it seems, there are MCs who are quick to ...
by Maria Staiano-Daniels Daily Lobo Sometimes it takes many voices to tell a story. This is the case in the play "I Am My Own Wife," opening Friday at the Vortex. "I Am My Own Wife" uses 35 characters to explore the true story of Charlotte von Mahlsdorf, a transvestite in East Berlin during the ...
by Marcie Ortega Daily Lobo David Wygant, known as the real-life "Hitch," said he doesn't mind being the uncredited inspiration for the romantic comedy starring Will Smith. "It's cool that they did it," Wygant said. "It made what I do a lot easier to explain. It has actually made it more socially ...
Harrison Ford once got a parking ticket because the traffic cop didn't like one of his films, he said.
Months of frantic anticipation are at an end - finally, the climax to the "Final Destination" trilogy has arrived.
Nerds of the world unite. And if you have a Chewbacca or Darth Vader costume, so much the better.
I've never been a real big fan of nostalgia. It is, in my opinion, the lamest of all emotions.
When you have a hammer, everything looks like a nail, painter Casey Greenling said. He's uses this metaphor to describe his approach to painting. It is destructive to limit yourself to one tool, he said.
Psyche Origami sounds deep, but it isn't. "The name Psyche Origami just kind of jumped out at me," said Mr. Wyzard, the MC of hip-hop trio Psyche Origami. "The words kind of spoke for themselves, and it was basically our job to bring definition to it, because they roll off the tongue pretty good."
If you have ever wondered what the inner workings of my mind sound like after an extended alcoholic bender, may I suggest Prefuse 73's latest offering, Security Screenings.
Touring with resounding success, the Bellydance Superstars have taken America by storm, sparking what their manager Miles Copeland calls a "belly dance phenomena" and what industry insiders are describing as "the next Riverdance.
by Abel Horwitz Daily Lobo Ahh - the Super Bowl. It's America's greatest unofficial holiday. It's the day of the year in which we gather our friends to sit around the television to enjoy a popular sport in which half of us know what's going on and the other half pretend we're enjoying it. As ...
Filmmaker Randy Redroad does not look at his movie, "The Doe Boy," as simply an American-Indian film.
The Super Bowl lurks a few days in the future, but I have the fear.
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