Networks tuning into concept of online TV shows
It sounds archaic, but before the days of TiVo and DVR, there were the days of making sure you were home at exactly 8 p.m.… Read more »
Writer archives: Erinn Connor
Salsa dip: Latin culture drives Havana Nights weekend dance parties as Syracuse community lets loose
The loud drum beats, and trumpets can be heard from outside the pub. The vibrations of frantic feet can be felt yards away from the… Read more »
Irish brothers disregard law, sanity on mob drama 'Donnellys'
It's rare to tune in to a show on network television and be greeted with the sight of a man breaking the limbs of a… Read more »
First-year actors dazzle audience in 'West Side Story'
The snap of fingers echoed through Goldstein Auditorium as the curtain rose on First Year Players' 'West Side Story' last night.'West Side Story,' the classic… Read more »
Havana Nights' salsa dancing set to spice up Syracuse community
Amidst this cold and dreary April, there's a spot downtown sure to get your feet moving and your blood pumping again.Syracuse University Latin Nights, otherwise… Read more »
Higher quality tunes, songs available on all media players, no more copyright protection...all for 30 cents: EMI joins Apple in digital battle by removing copyright protection from songs
The empire of Apple Inc. is slowly and steadily spreading its influence across the music industry, as Apple CEO Steve Jobs added another ally in… Read more »
Nostalgia rules as video game cover band hits Syracuse
It's a familiar setting for the average video gamer. A darkened room with lights flashing, complete with contorted faces and furiously moving fingers.This was the… Read more »
'Heavy Hitters' fight back against new lawyer-ad restrictions
By Erinn ConnorStaff Writer There's something missing from the billboards along Interstate-81 and the commercials that run on local Syracuse television stations.The law firm Alexander… Read more »
All systems go
The silhouette can be seen anywhere on campus. Emblazoned on iPods that are stashed in everyone's pocket. Glowing on the back of laptops as students… Read more »
Ra Ra Riot rocks house at energetic homecoming show
Hips were shaking and hands were in the air, as local band Ra Ra Riot played on Saturday at Funk 'N Waffles. After playing CMJ… Read more »
American imprint
The tension and social change that dominated the 1960s and 1970s is living on through art at the Syracuse University Art Galleries. One of the… Read more »
Local band aims to play Texas festival
There is always that one tour, that one venue and that one stage in which everything can start happening for a band.Syracuse-area rock band, Merit,… Read more »
Special delivery
Arriving at the local movie rental store always used to be a bit of a gamble. There was the possibility of being greeted with a… Read more »
Too much variety, not enough piano on new Norah Jones album
Norah Jones is an artist who can't seem to decide which genre she belongs in. Some put her in jazz or blues, others in pop,… Read more »
The OC follows Marissa to the grave
California, here we come, for the last time, as the sun sets on 'The O.C.'After a four-year run, Fox cancelled its once powerhouse teen melodrama… Read more »
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Bedazzled
Making necklaces out of uncooked noodles or plastic beads in first grade is about as creative as most people can be when it comes to… Read more »
