The slower songs Harry Styles begins with the reverberant “Meet Me in the Hallway”, which is not a typical opening track for an album by a pop star of this magnitude.
Perfume Genius, the solo project of Seattle’s Mike Hadreas, has changed a lot since its minimalistic debut Learning in 2010.
The most recent installment of the Marvel Cinematic Universe released in theaters last week. Highly anticipated after the success of the first film, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
The latest studio album by famed punk/disco group Blondie stays with you. After dutifully absorbing the 46 minutes of confusion and sheer awkwardness, one would hope that the memory of such an experience would perish from your mind.
SourceFed, a company born in 2012 from YouTube’s Original Channel Initiative recently shut down after a merger with Discovery Communications-backed Group Nine Media, to the surprise of both fans and those who worked there.
Ten years after her linear breakthrough, The Reminder, Feist forges a masterpiece that wanders and marauds more than soars and illuminates.
Over the past several months, content creators on YouTube have had an uphill battle when it has comes to their ad revenue.
The Mamma Mia Farewell Tour performed at John R. Emens Auditorium on May 3. The famous Broadway classic was written by British playwright Catherine Johnson.
Sexting is becoming increasingly popular among young adults, but the possibility of the sext being shared is often overlooked.
Creating campaigns on platforms like GoFundMe change how people can raise money.
Through access of the Internet, people can now discover and publish personal information of other users with malicious intent.
Illuminate: Sensory Arts Festival 2017, hosted by Muncie EDMC and held at Be Here Now, was LITerally lit up by glow sticks, strobe lights and people’s happiness as they danced the night away to electronic dance music.
Mikey Higgins is a junior animation major and creates "Ball State of Mind" for the Daily News.
Since its debut in 1999, Mamma Mia has sung its way into the hearts of millions and has become a Broadway classic.
Doug Jones, Ball State class of 1982, will be playing Lieutenant Saru on the show, which started filming in January and is currently in production.
Explore the early life of the English nanny who can solve problems with just a “spoonful of sugar” in the Department of Theatre and Dance’s latest production, “Reimagining Mary.”
Cirque Mechanics performed their new show Pedal Punk in John R. Emens Auditorium on Tuesday.
The next generation will be the first to grow up with Internet, never knowing what it was like before the days of online encyclopedias, Netflix and downloadable music. For them, entertainment exists mostly on the web.
Each of these films, based on real-life events, tells a tale of triumph that will have you believing anything’s possible, and that one person really can make a difference in the lives of others.
