Amanda Banks logged into Facebook late Monday evening only to be met with shock and awe. Bank’s ugliest friend, Tiffany Sindelar posted a picture of an engagement ring on her finger, sending Banks and the rest of their Thursday night book club group into a state of confused happiness for their obscenely hideous friend. “I […] Read more
Comedy has always been about pushing boundaries. In a lot of ways, it’s necessary to do so. What would be the point of comedy if it doesn’t seek to question our own moral boundaries? As a natural part of this process, a certain level of vulgarity is required, not only for pure shock value, but […] Read more
Following the news that Carl Pelini was recently fired from his coaching position at Florida Atlantic University for smoking marijuana, reports have surfaced that a nervous, spacey Bo Pelini has been constantly spraying Febreze all over his own office. UNL’s star quarterback Taylor Martinez so far has been the most vocal about these claims. “I […] Read more
The Village dorm resident Dillon Alexander confirmed reports early Tuesday morning that his roommate Jeff Holcomb would in fact be going home again this weekend. The news comes after six consecutive weekends in which Holcomb traveled back to his hometown of Nebraska City until the following Monday. “It’s become a habit of his,” Alexander stated. […] Read more
Review by James Crowl Photos coming soon Anything that comes out of Portland, Oregon is bound to be experimental in some way, which is why it’s no surprise that The Portland Cello Project is probably unlike anything you’ve ever heard. With their Wikipedia page listing their genre as literally everything from folk rock to heavy […] Read more
[title size=”1 to 6″ style=”options: default, sidebar”]Album Grade: B-[/title] The Avett Brothers have returned for the second year in a row with an album release, this time pushing off with the momentum of their recent burst in popularity with the record Magpie and the Dandelion. Released thirteen months after their last record, The Avett Brothers […] Read more
[title size=”1 to 6″ style=”options: default, sidebar”]Letter Grade: A[/title] What happens when you take the guys responsible for one of our generation’s greatest cultural phenomenon in South Park and have them create a Broadway musical? Well, hilarity, for one. But in addition to a scathing satirical wit, Book of Mormon also offers visual and musical […] Read more
[title size=”1 to 6″ style=”options: default, sidebar”] Album Grade: D+[/title] Remaking a cult classic is a tall task. The true question that every filmmaker must consider when undertaking such an endeavor is whether to stay true to the original storyline or to deviate from it in order to create something new. Carrie, the remake of […] Read more
Walking through the corridors of Memorial Stadium on a cool autumn evening should have been a routine endeavor for the beloved Husker football coach Bo Pelini, having done so on many occasions with nothing but a crisp chill in the air to accompany him. This time, however, Pelini was accompanied by someone, or something, else. […] Read more
Lincoln Calling Day 3, October 17, at The Bourbon Theatre: Skypiper http://www.skypiper.net/ The Kickback http://thekickbackband.tumblr.com/listen Rock Paper Dynamite http://www.reverbnation.com/rockpaperdynamite Desert Noises http://www.desertnoisesmusic.com/ Day three of Lincoln Cdalling didn’t seem to lose any steam, especially when considering the stellar lineup that played at The Bourbon. Featuring four different bands, The Bourbon continued the trend of delivering […] Read more
