A humid, sweaty, and sold out Bourbon Theatre couldn’t keep the spanning definition of Generation Y away from seeing All Time Low, a band that helped define a genre and subsequently stepped out of the glaring spotlight with it. As a band that doesn’t take putting on a show lightly, All Time Low kept the […] Read more
By James Crowl and Gabriella Parsons | Seeds Entertainment New York City, L.A. and Chicago; these are the cities where comedy thrives, where comedians young and old flock hoping to make it big by making people laugh. These are the cities where dreams come true, but also where dreams die. Oversaturation in these cities’ comedy […] Read more
Imagine you’re back in high school, sitting through the 97th 7-hour school day of the year. Pre-calculus sucked, didn’t it? Fuck it, let’s skip school. Here are some skuzzy songs to go along with your afternoon out of class. We’ll start you off with some songs to get you in the right mindset, give you […] Read more
It was always Robin. God damn it. In less than an hour, the writers of “How I Met Your Mother” proved what every fan had been saying all along; that everything that happened after season 4 was filler, uninspired crap. The finale we got last Monday night would have been a perfect ending to “How […] Read more
Courtesy photo of Rotunda Gallery in Nebraska Union Starting April 14, artwork by University staff members will be displayed for three weeks in the Rotunda Gallery of the Nebraska Union. This is the eighth year running for the annual UNL Staff Art Show. “The purpose of the staff art show is to share the artistic […] Read more
Here’s what the Seeds Staff is into! Volume 6, Issue 13: @JoyceCarolOats | Twitter feed James Crowl | Seeds Entertainment You may know Joyce Carol Oats as one of the greatest literary minds in recent years, but you may be surprised to hear she’s taken her talent with words to the twitterverse, and she does […] Read more
The bartender walked up to John and met him on the opposite side of the bar. Before she could ask, he answered, “I’ll have the Hutch.” She nodded and reached under the bar to grab a pint glass and walked over a few steps to pour a beer from the tap. As she did […] Read more
After seemingly endless debate and setbacks, the Obamacare deadline has finally passed and millions of previously uninsured Americans are now covered. The battle was particularly poignant for junior and political science major Jared Stoltzenburg, a student who has struggled to be insured for two years. Stoltzenburg, an intramural Hammer Leg Smash player, uninsured since freshman […] Read more
Just like the mythical rulers in his favorite series of books, local student/George R.R. Martin reader Steve Halburt rules his “Game of Thrones” watch parties with an iron fist. The only member of the Sunday night get together to have read the source material, Halburt has taken a vow to guide his friends, but strike […] Read more
Claiming he is just a servant of the people, Jon Bruning promised to finish out his campaign for Governor of Nebraska without wearing another shirt if that’s the kind of thing Nebraskans wanted. “As always I’m just a public servant, and if my public wants me to serve them through my aging hairy pecs that […] Read more
