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28 Years Later Trailer Creates Excitement

by Jesse Hudgins   The initial trailer for 28 Years Later has been released and it is the best trailer I’ve seen for a movie in years. This is how a trailer is done! A big problem with modern-day movie trailers is they give most of the movie away. Staying

Nickelback’s Shift to the Country Music Scene

by Olivia McGuin   On November 15, Canandian rock band Nickelback released their 12th studio album, Live From Nashville. The album release was a fun surprise for many fans as this would be the band’s first studio release in two years. The album contains a mixture of both classic Nickelback

A New Music Night to Remember with Modern Alibi

by Sierra Knutsen If you’ve been tuning in to FM89 at all recently, you’ve definitely heard one of our most popular new songs by now, “Out of You” by Modern Alibi. This alternative rock band has been taking their hometown of Charlotte, North Carolina by storm, consistently playing sold-out shows

Nicky Hopkins: Shaping Rock History from the Shadows

by Ashly Rico Nicholas Christian Hopkins, professionally known as Nicky Hopkins, shaped the sound of rock and roll by collaborating with the most iconic and influential acts of the 60s and 70s. From Jefferson Airplane’s Volunteers to Carly Simon’s breakthrough album No Secrets, London’s most sought-after session pianist contributed to

Social Media’s Impact on Music Industry Power

by Jade Reynoso   Social media and streaming services have altered the music industry’s previous power structure over time. For musicians hoping to thrive in the industry it presents both new opportunities and challenges. When it comes to deciding who would and wouldn’t make it, record companies used to have

Celebrating the 40th Anniversary of Metallica’s Ride the Lightning

by Erik Batkiewicz   It’s been more than 40 years since Metallica released their sophomore album Ride the Lightning, a follow-up to their successful debut album, 1983’s Kill ‘em All. This album was a massive step forward in their sound as thrash metal artists, with more intricate solos, verses, and

Civil War: A Visually Impressive Film

by Elena Bantista Director Alex Garland’s much-acclaimed film Civil War (2024) had a profound impact on me as a viewer. It drew me into a gripping storyline that explores various themes of personal identity, conflict, and the balancing act of assessing right from wrong. The film features powerful performances and

Dissecting the Bears’ Disappointing Season

by Sean Allen   The Chicago Bears’ 2024-2025 season has proven to be difficult, illustrating a franchise undergoing change. Holding a 4-9 record after their week 14 loss to the 49ers, the team has clinched last place in the NFC North, significantly behind the Detroit Lions, Minnesota Vikings, and Green

The Magic of 35 MM

by Mia Sciabica      Over the years, I’ve grown as a cinephile, hence this article. While there are a few television shows I enjoy, I’ve found they’re rarely my cup of tea. What I really love is watching a movie. There’s something so special about sitting down and, within two

Top Trade Destinations for Zach Lavine

by Jayden Lawrence   Zach Lavine is a two-time all-star guard-forward for the Chicago Bulls, yet he seems to be in trade conversations weekly. It only makes sense, considering fans are desperate to make it deep in playoffs. Lavine’s loyalty has been tested, his gameplay criticized and his time in

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