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...Throw Some D’s”) or song-saving beats (“Still Tippin”). No song since Devin the Dude’s “Lacville ’79” has done more to convince me that the huge body of Southern rap devoted to rides and rims is not a sign of unoriginality, but that it is genuinely rooted in a culture—and therefore a musical tradition—that absolutely worships cars. This track empowers and enriches the rest of the album—to the point that...
...image in the world’s collective psyche can shift, to become a wavering mass of once-familiar images. Although not as iconic as the Eiffel Tower, the Boston Athenaeum was one of the nation’s first independent libraries. Created in 1806, it quickly became a huge success. By 1851, it was one of the five largest libraries in the United States. Past members include Ralph Waldo Emerson, class of 1821, and John Quincy Adams, class of 1787. Nowadays, paid membership is still required. The building retains its 19th century feel through its architecture and interior design...
...things Kanye West is especially good at: one is complaining about not winning awards; the other is sulking throughout his music videos despite being surrounded by video vixens. “Flashing Lights” changes all of this. This year’s Grammys were a huge success for Kanye, who walked away with four awards and delivered a tear-filled tribute to his mom. Later that same night, at the Entertainment Weekly after-party, he debuted the video for “Flashing Lights,” directed by the legendary Spike Jonze. Instead of his usual display...
...BlackCAST and mainstream Harvard theatre. The same goes for the debate between Wilson and Brustein. “I am invested in the theatre community here at Harvard,” Coles says. “I am most immediately invested in BlackCAST, but I’m a huge proponent of theatre and art and the effect that it has both to reflect and inform society. And so any move towards bettering the theatre community here at Harvard, whatever steps need to be taken, I am wholeheartedly in support...
...Highlighting the huge request is a proposal by the Air Force to trump its civilian leaders and buy twice as many F-22 jets as now planned, while hyping the threats to justify the buy. China and India are, in the Air Force's eyes, the 21st century equivalent of the Soviet Union, requiring billions in new aircraft that even a hawkish Republican President doesn't think are needed. More critically, every dollar spent on supersonic aircraft is a dollar that isn't spent on the kind of troops and materiel needed to wage the two irregular wars the nation...