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Mary Beth Ellis
My husband came into the kitchen, slid up behind me at the kitchen counter, and wrapped his arms around my waist. “I just wanted to tell you that I came up against a limit on how much I love you,” he said. It was an odd thing for a husband of eleven months [...] Soundtrack of our livesBy
Nadia Collado
Great movies tend to have great soundtracks. Music can intensify scenes that need to be intensified and pacify the scenes that need to be pacified. I don’t know that most classics would be what they are today if not for the songs they utilized (i.e. Pulp Fiction, American Graffiti, The Graduate). Take American Beauty, for [...]  Back to the Garden: The Museum at Bethel WoodsBy
Stacey Allen
As much as I’d love to believe another Woodstock could happen, in my heart I realize otherwise. In 1999 we saw what happened when commercialization latches onto something that is meant to be “for the music.” The 30th anniversary attempt at re-creation was marred by violence and, after the insanely priced bottles of water and [...] Video Review: Black Mirror by Arcade FireBy
Nancy Lichtenstein
The reason I love Arcade Fire is because they allow me to both be a dinosaur of music and be on top of current trends at the same exact time. They’re one of the hottest bands in the world right now, but their sound would fit right in the middle of all the bands [...]  Before Behind The Music: Books that Rock!By
Meghan Harvey
I am one of those music fans who, when in the midst of a heated obsession with an artist (and over the years there have been thousands), must immerse myself in everything having to do with that artist. That of course meant many trips to the bookstore and library during my high school years (for [...]  Rock the Vote — Dirrty Girl StyleBy
Janie Gaither
Rock the Vote. Remember when Madonna did it in the early 90’s by wrapping herself in the American Flag for their very first PSA? Ten years later, Snoop Dogg joined the movement and launched the bus tour that traveled across the country registering voters and educating youth on the issues that affect [...] On Emma Goldman’s birthday: to the spirit of the dance!By
James Brownsell
At a dance in the early 20th century, a woman named Emma Goldman was quietly scolded for dancing with such “reckless abandon”. She replied:  Sigur Rós: The Sound of ChildhoodBy
Emma K
Editor’s Note: I sent Emma the latest release by Sigur Rós , a band she had never heard before. How would a 12-year-old react to the mysterious music of one of my favorite bands? Read on! |
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