Chris D'Elia makes sold-out Family Weekend audience laugh out loud
Chris D'Elia entertained a sold-out Goldstein auditorium during Family Weekend Saturday. Read about his takes on marriage, children and the best way to propose. Read more »
From the Studio
This weekend's box office success and the power of counter-programming
This weekend, three new movies opened at the box office, and while three in one weekend is usually a little crowded, for whatever reason, these three films all managed to actually succeed. Read more »
Folk music doesn't have to be totally traditional
According to music columnist Emera Riley, Maggie Roger's new single proves that folk music doesn't have to suck. Read more »
Sophomore uses 2000s hip-hop as inspiration for new project
Sophomore Eric LiBassi is influenced by last decade’s rap music like J. Cole and Lupe Fiasco, artists whose style has influenced his latest 12-song project. Read more »
Junior uses documentary to spread awareness on sexual assault
Jade Lewis produced "Tell Your Truth" in 2015, a documentary spreading awareness about sexual assault. Read more »
Sharks over séances: The beach is a perfect setting for a horror flick
Movie columnist Brian Hamlin says the scariest movies don't involve ghosts, ghouls or vampires—they play upon an inherent fear of something that can happen in real life. Jaws does just that. Read more »
Alternative talk shows offer new form of late night entertainment
Tired of the same old typical late night talk show? TV columnist Kyle Stevens gives you some alternative talk show options, from Chelsea Handler's Netflix show to Eric Andre's inappropriate shorts. Read more »
Syracuse Stage opens 44th season with 'Great Expectations'
Syracuse Stage opened its season Friday with "Great Expectations," an adaption of the Charles Dickens classic novel. The cast discussed the challenges of the show, including rapid costume changes. Read more »
Relationship between drama department, professional theater company energizes Bob Hupp
Robert Hupp came to Syracuse Stage just three months ago, and was attracted to Syracuse because of the Stage's distinguished relationship with the drama department. Read more »
Syracuse Stage colors family traditions with 44 seasons of theater
Syracuse Stage opened as a tool to compliment the Department of Drama, and in its 44 years, it's developed into more than a professional theater company. Read more »
Kevin Hart's new movie changes the comedy game
Movie columnist Erik Benjamin said he is excited about Kevin Hart's new release, which he predicts will have a big impact on comedy we know it. Read more »
Syracuse International Film Festival brings creatives, local community together in its 13th year
Over 40 films, 19 countries and 22 special guests, including a two-time Academy Award winner, are coming together to for the Syracuse International Film Festival. Read more »
Empow(her) a cappella collaboration celebrates girl power
The two all-female a capella groups on campus teamed up with female-led organizations on campus for a concert about self-love and body-positivity. Read more »
Musicians should be allowed to share political opinions
Music columnist Emera Riley said politics is an icky mess of everyone screaming their opinion. Does this mean that musicians can get a say as well? Read more »
Jazz musicians improvise at downtown open-mic night
Jazz musicians from all around Syracuse gather every Sunday from 3-5 p.m. for the Jazz Jam at Funk 'n' Waffles downtown. Read more »
Associate artistic director of Syracuse Stage discusses inspirations, love of words
Kyle Bass, who has taught drama at Syracuse, stepped into the position as Artistic Director this summer and will work with Syracuse Stage Read more »
Chance the Rapper is changing music with exclusively digital releases
Music columnist Phoebe Smith thinks this was the biggest year for artist Chance the Rapper, especially because his new album is Grammy eligible. Read more »
Q&A: Nth Power talks about their new album, upcoming performance in Syracuse
The Daily Orange sits down with lead singer and guitarist Nick Cassarino of the funk and soul group the Nth Power, to talk about the band's upcoming performance at Funk N' Waffles. Read more »
5 songs to know by The 1975
Before heading to Rock the Dome on Nov. 4, listen to these five songs by the headliner, The 1975. Read more »
Senior builds on love of music, theater after ACL injury
Senior psychology major Bryana Greer loved performing in the First Year Players show "Rent" her freshman year, and FYP has given her a strong circle of friends. Read more »
5 things to know about Oh Wonder
The London-based due Oh Wonder use their unique collaboration of genres to create a unique sound, which is popular on streaming website SoundCloud. Read more »
Movie adaptions usually don't live up to their novel
"The Girl on the Train" did well as a novel, and hype of the movie adaption has been strong. Movie columnist Brian Hamlin advises viewers to be wary, and that film adaptations don't always live up to their novel. Read more »
5 things to know about The 1975
Catch up with The 1975, one of 2016's hottest acts, before seeing them live at the Carrier Dome for University Union's Rock The Dome concert. Read more »
TV heavyweight HBO has stacked Sunday night lineup this fall
Sunday nights belong to HBO, who has turned out high-quality shows. Take a look at this fall season's show lineup, which includes a science fiction drama and a dark comedy about divorce. Read more »
