Estee Lauder Sun Performance Self-Tan
by Sarah Holmgren in Arts & Entertainment
We all know the sun's rays are bad for your skin, but we love to be tan. During the summer all you have to do is step outside, but when winter rolls around, many people hit the tanning beds. So how can you escape exposing your skin to a tanning bed's harmful rays this winter and still have that summer glow? Estée Lauder's Sun Performance Self Tan is a great solution.
by Dave Desnoyers, Ted MacDonald, Ian Marsan in Arts & Entertainment
Artist: MICHAEL FRANTI & SPEARHEAD Album: All The Rebel Rockers, 2008 Anti Genre: Hip-Hop/Reggae Dub With Franti's penchant for dub reggae and hip hop lyrics, All The Rebel Rockers does not disappoint the fan or the casual listener. Spearhead is a terrific group that puts together reggae rap hooks with smooth jams throughout, the beats intrigue the hip hop fan and the dub suckers in anyone who loves reggae.
It's an Urban Mardi-Gras
by Michael Galvez in Arts & Entertainment
"It's an urban Mardi Gras!" as they would call it. I prefer a wannabe urban Earthfest. It gets the job done though. The Allston Village Street Fair is an annual festival that has been held since 2004 and run by the Parents and Community Build Group, Inc. They're goal has been to build up the community through events such as the AVSF and make the Allston/Brighton area a more united community as a non-profit organization.
The Choice
by Elycia Mowry in Arts & Entertainment
Life is nothing less than a series of choices that ultimately steers the direction in which you live your life. Whether the choices are great or seem insignificant, there is no question that they collectively shape us as we stand today. Do you stand confidently or quietly? Do you seize the day or take each moment with precaution? What kinds of decisions are staring back in the mirror? One point that Nicholas Sparks makes clear in 'The Choice' is that, "it is never too late to change things".
by Brendon Cunha in Arts & Entertainment
Being in college is an exciting time in a person's life. As a freshman, I can remember wanting to dive head first into the fresh, new atmosphere. I was ecstatic to meet new people, and wanted to make the best impression possible. However, nothing could have prepared me for the rude awakening ahead.
by Leah Champion in Arts & Entertainment
In an age where young people are becoming increasingly involved in political, economic, and environmental issues, the media is influencing so many of these youth to stand up for their opinions. Celebrities are more than doing their part to influence their fans into becoming active in the upcoming election as well as support the "Going Green Movement.
by Mike Galvez in Arts & Entertainment
On Tuesday September 16th, Program Committee sponsored hypnotist Paul Ramsey. He performed in the RCC ballroom to an audience who responded well. As part of his act, he picked volunteers using an audience hypnosis exercise, bringing the most hypnotized to the stage where they were put into a deep trance.
by Lauren Rocha in Arts & Entertainment
Fall. The leaves begin to change. The days become shorter. The temperature starts to drop. And shows return to TV. The beginning of this month kicked off the fall lineup which will continue into October. With the return of such favorites as "Grey's Anatomy" and "Heroes", there will also be some new faces added to the timeslots this season.
New York Fashion Week
by Joshua Craft in Arts & Entertainment
Another New York Fashion Week has come and gone, and all that is left are the wonderful pictures of waifs walking down the runway in the top looks of New York's most prominent and influential designers. The Spring 2009 collections were all about optimism and being upbeat.
by Samuel Holt in Arts & Entertainment
The Coen brothers have gained popularity over the past year. After finally getting the coveted Oscar nod for last year's "No Country for Old Men", there was a great deal of hype leading up to this years "Burn After Reading", and it delivered. The Coen brothers strike gold where they have before: a chaotic dark comedy that throws real, relatable characters into desperate and sometimes deadly situations.
by Hakim Hill in Arts & Entertainment
Almost every nationality, race, or culture has some sort of leader that they can look up to. Whether it is Martin Luther King Jr., Che Guerra, or Huey P Newton, there is someone that has either helped bring independence or has fought for a sense of equality.
