Netflix’s ‘You’ explores the dark side of obsession in relationships
“You” is a 10-episode Netflix series that explores how far one will go for love. The show is a psychological thriller based … Keep Reading
Sundance social thriller ‘Luce’ asks tough questions about race, expectations and privilege
The African American valedictorian of a wealthy, mostly white and proudly progressive community in Arlington, Va., lands under the microscope when a … Keep Reading
Five women who are the future of R&B
Rhythm & blues music is in need of a major revamp, but thankfully, there's a new generation of artists that are eager … Keep Reading
As ‘Green Book’ controversies pile up, the film faces a bumpy ride to Oscar nominations morning
The makers of "Green Book," a feel-good story about a resourceful hustler hired to drive pianist Don Shirley on a concert tour … Keep Reading
Juking it up with House Arrest II
Last month, Chicago-style dance team House Arrest II celebrated their 15th anniversary as a platform for N.C. Central University students to express … Keep Reading
SOUND JUDGMENT: ‘The Last Rocket’ (album) by Takeoff
The 12-track album features artists like his aforementioned fellow Migos member and Dayytona Foxx, but surprisingly, the artist has not come close … Keep Reading
NCCU Sound Machine rings in 80th anniversary at Homecoming
Passionate. Disciplined. Dedicated. Alumni band director Stephen Edgerton used those words, among others, to describe his overall experience with the N.C Central … Keep Reading
SOUND JUDGEMENT: ‘Pieces of a Man’ (album) by Mick Jenkins
Fans following Mick Jenkins' progression understand that being overlooked isn’t a new concept. Despite the lack of mainstream recognition, his underground fan … Keep Reading
Poetry, music make it a night to remember at the Eagle Poetry Jam
With fierce verses and melodic voices echoing through the first floor of the Farrison-Newton Communications Building, last Monday night's Eagle Poetry Jam, … Keep Reading
SOUND JUDGMENT: “Tha Carter V” (album) by Lil Wayne
Notorious for making public apologies on his 2011 “Sorry 4 the Wait” mixtape, Lil Wayne fans can finally say that his apology … Keep Reading