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(03/21/15 4:00pm)
Danielle Grady is a junior telecommunications and journalism major and doesn't normally write ‘Pop Culture Catch Up’ for the Daily News. Her views do not necessarily reflect those of the paper. Write to Danielle at dagrady@bsu.edu
(03/20/15 2:00pm)
DN PHOTO BREANNA DAUGHERTY
(03/18/15 7:37pm)
What: Video Games Live
(03/15/15 5:34pm)
Chris Stapleton opened for Little Big Town on March 14 at John R. Emens Auditorium for their Pain Killers tour. DN PHOTO BECCA TAPP
(03/15/15 1:00pm)
DN PHOTO ABBIE WILLANS
(03/08/15 7:00pm)
Phlank, or junior computer science major Colin Ledbetter, started producing music in high school. Phlank has DJed at several live shows, including a December performance at Be Here Now. PHOTO PROVIDED BY MATAS OLSAUSKAS
(02/24/15 8:00pm)
Sidra Bell is an internationally renowned artistic director that is at Ball State choreographing as a guest artist until Spring Break. The work she is producing with Ball State dance theatre students is one of her own creations. DN PHOTO BREANNA DAUGHERTY
(02/23/15 2:44am)
Erin Gladieux is a junior telecommunications and journalism major and writes ‘Pop Culture Catch Up’ for the Daily News. Her views do not necessarily reflect those of the paper. Write to Erin at engladieux@bsu.edu
(02/22/15 12:15am)
Erin Gladieux is a junior telecommunications and journalism major and writes ‘Pop Culture Catch Up’ for the Daily News. Her views do not necessarily reflect those of the paper. Write to Erin at engladieux@bsu.edu
(02/20/15 2:55pm)
Audience members murmured in amazement Thursday night at Emens Auditorium as the Golden Dragon Acrobats performed their show “Cirque Ziva.”
(02/18/15 8:00pm)
"Equus" premieres Friday, February 20 at Strother Theatre. The play tells the story of a troubled teen and his psychiatrist. PHOTO COURTESY OF BALL STATE
(02/17/15 8:00pm)
Rebecca McNair, a senior creative writing major, and her husband Zach are launching a feminist literary magazine called “Andromeda Speaks”. Rebecca decided to do magazine because of some classes she is taking, one of the classes is women and gender studies, which broadened her definition of feminism. DN PHOTO ARIANNA TORRES
(02/15/15 9:49pm)
Scarlett Rose performs at Ball Gym during the Good vs. Evil Drag Show hosted by Spectrum on Oct. 25. Rose also performed at Be Here Now' Valentine's Day Drag Show. DN PHOTO JONATHAN MIKSANEK
(02/14/15 5:00pm)
Erin Gladieux is a junior telecommunications and journalism major and writes ‘Pop Culture Catch Up’ for the Daily News. Her views do not necessarily reflect those of the paper. Write to Erin at engladieux@bsu.edu
(02/12/15 5:41pm)
Flying serpents, ebony-skinned elves and fantastic vistas teeming with foreign life inhabit the covers of our favorite fantasy novels, but it can be easy to forget the artists serving as the gatekeepers to new worlds. You can’t judge a book by its cover, but you can certainly ponder the journey the artwork and its creator took to get it to you.
(02/11/15 8:06pm)
Matt Mellen starts moving his body side to side with his arms bent in front of his face. He looks up, smiles and says, “The music we write is the music that gets people to do this -- getting into the groove." His band mate, Brandon Brookshear nods his head in silent agreement.
(02/10/15 10:00pm)
Austin Antoni is a Ball State student by day, and a DJ by night. He’s often recognized by other students while he’s working in the village.By Taylor Irby / Ball Bearings
(02/10/15 10:00pm)
By Nicholas Ewing / Ball Bearings
(02/09/15 12:45am)
Check out the Grammy's live blog.
(01/28/15 6:34pm)
With the average cost to produce and market a motion picture exceeding $100 million in 2007 (the last year the Motion Picture Association of America provided such statistics), it’s easy to see why the major studios want some assurances of the revenue their films will generate. The Hollywood community talks about “bankables,” which are those things that they know will bring in revenue. For example, the-numbers.com estimates that having Brad Pitt in a movie will bring in $10 million. That will happen no matter the subject -- he generates that level of interest. An executive producer like Steven Spielberg guarantees just about as much.