Big K.R.I.T.’s latest release is a behemoth of thought-provoking, well-produced hip-hop. Consisting of 17 tracks total, King Remembered in Time is not a mixtape to be overlooked. The release goes back and forth between upbeat, speaker-blowing hits and more soulful, thoughtful tracks. Big K.R.I.T., who wrote and produced all but… Read more »

Foodies, rejoice! Cloudy, a dining and hospitality app, wants to know what you have to say about your favorite restaurants. Cloudy makes it easy to search for restaurants, bars, coffee and tea shops based on location and allows users to see reviews from friends. It is an interactive app that… Read more »

Justin Timberlake is back. Seven years after FutureSex/LoveSound’s release, Timberlake delivers with an album demonstrating the maturity and sophistication he’s gained throughout all this time. The 20/20 Experience is sexy, not in the brazen, eager, carnal way FutureSex/LoveSounds is, but in the confident manner of an artist artfully demonstrating his prowess. Timberlake may… Read more »

“I’m Shipping Up To Boston” — Dropkick Murphys Kelsey Sorenson No list of St. Patty’s-inspired music is complete without a track from Dropkick Murphys, a Celtic punk rock band from Massachusetts. Their best-known song, “I’m Shipping Up To Boston,” has been featured in the soundtrack for “The Departed” and the… Read more »

This Friday and Saturday, bluegrass bands from all over the Midwest will perform at one venue, the Majestic Theatre. Though the time has passed to snag a two-day pass, individual tickets for each night are $12 in advance or $15 at the door. As bluegrass is growing in popularity, the… Read more »

When Adam Ernst, who often goes by his Chinese tea name Qi Hong, opened his teashop nearly five years ago, he knew he wanted it to be a place for members of the community to discuss their ideas and bond over a simple cup of tea. Now, this teashop, Dobra… Read more »

To tide fans over until the release of his highly-anticipated new album, J. Cole put out “Truly Yours” last week, an honest, soul-baring mixtape. “Born Sinner,” J. Cole’s next full-length album, was originally slotted for release Jan. 28. But after pushing the deadline back in early January, there has been… Read more »

Last Thursday marked the end of a comedy era. No more will Liz Lemon’s life lessons and Tracy Jordan’s cries for attention be a part of NBC’s Thursday night of comedy. After seven wonderful years of eccentric characters and valuable life lessons, “30 Rock” has ended. If you haven’t seen… Read more »

When University of Wisconsin sophomore Hayden Muhs began his journey at UW, he worried he would have to choose between being an artist and being a student. As a kid, Muhs was not involved in sports or any other activities. Instead, he wrote poetry. “Poetry became my Little League,” Muhs… Read more »

Following the recent announcement of their reunion, Destiny’s Child dropped Love Songs, their first album in years, last week. Though all but one of the tracks was selected from previous works, chances are only the diehard fans will recognize many of them. Love Songs is comprised of slower, more romantic tracks… Read more »

With the new semester starting up, it’s important to make a lasting impression on everyone you meet. Whether you’re trying to catch the eye of a new classmate or stand out to a potential employer, the perfect fashion piece can set you apart from the rest. Fashionable eyewear cannot only… Read more »

43 North Cuisine: Contemporary American Location: 108 King St. With its delectable menu and sleek interior, 43 North is sure to be a classy dining experience. If you’ve dined in Restaurant Muramoto or Sushi Muramoto, you’ve likely experienced the attention to detail and to flavor experimentation typical of owner Shinji Muramoto’s… Read more »

Flynt Flossy promised “an experience” in his interview with The Badger Herald, and, man, did he deliver. Four members of Turquoise Jeep performed last night, each bringing full booty-popping power to the stage. Everyone in the varied, eclectic crowd was laughing and jamming each minute of the hour-long set. Openers… Read more »

Maybe you’ve seen the t-shirts that say: “Flynt Flossy is my favorite rapper.” Maybe you’ve watched “Lemme Smang It” on YouTube. Maybe you’ve heard Childish Gambino’s song “F**k Your Blog.” If any of the above sounds familiar, you’ve experienced Turquoise Jeep, and tonight, you’ll be able to experience them in… Read more »

Hip-hop artist Wale brings his D.C.-grown music to the Orpheum stage Monday. The show, the second stop on his Ambition tour, will also feature artist Black Cobain. Best known for the singles “Chillin’” and “Pretty Girls” off his first album, Attention Deficit (2009), and more recently for “Bad Girls Club”… Read more »