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Brooklyn

Hipster-ville

If you’ve ever given Animal Collective or MGMT a listen — or have even thought about trying on a pair of skinny jeans or a plaid shirt — you too are a victim of circumstance.

trumpetmodel

Who says Rutgers isn't glamorous?

Fashion

We hit the streets with a photographer, a model and a trunk full of clothes to shoot our first ever fashion editorial — uniting glamour with some of the University's most iconic locations. Full story

heretoeternity

A Blast From The Past

Film

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The Brits take over TELEVISION!

Art

Nixon

The Art of Satire

Artist Interview

There is art to be found in New Brunswick, especially this week, as local artist Robert Mermet holds the spotlight in a downtown gallery. Full story

Music

Niki

The New Queen Bee

Feature

Nick Minaj's guest vocal notoriety prepares her for solo stardom.

Newsom

Have One on Me - Joanna Newsom | B+

Music Review

Joanna Newsom’s third full-length album Have One on Me is quite ambitious. It features the same squeaky — sometimes freaky — vocals, idiosyncratic pronunciations and eloquent harp skills that the previous Ys did, but it delves much deeper.

Phantogram

Phantogram Eyelid Movies | B+

Music Review

Formed from a reunion of two high school friends, Phantogram blossomed from a small town indie band into an electronic rock band.

Shout out Louds

Shout Out Louds - Work | B

Music Review

Shout Out Louds produced an album that is raw, nostalgic and more honest than their previous two efforts.

Film

wolfman

The Wolfman - Joe Johnston | C-

Movie Review

The Wolfman is a remake of 1941’s movie of the same name. While the original was somewhat of a B-movie, it still had some decent character development to back up the action. The remake however, is all bark and no bite.

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Breaking Upwards

An Interview with Breaking Upwards Director

Independent filmmaker Daryl Wein’s second feature-length film, Breaking Upwards, is sort of like a dissection of the modern breakup.

Fashion

Rachel Roy

Chameleon Chic

The secret to possessing a seemingly endless wardrobe of fabulous clothes does not require frequent trips to the mall. True fashion chameleons know how to recycle their favorite pieces in multiple ways. Their greatest weapon is the newest trend: convertible clothing. Full story

TV

Marriage Ref

The Marriage Ref | A

Review

I'm not married, nor have I ever been married, but there is something brilliant about the new NBC reality show, The Marriage Ref. Full story

Books

Chelsea

A Look at New Books in March

With the relentless snow and cold weather this winter, you may find yourself indoors more than usual in March. Here is a mix of light and serious reads to help you get through spring fever. Full story

Theater

Calvin Berger | B+

Theater Review

Calvin Berger, a new musical by Barry Wyner, premiered in February at the George Street Playhouse. Under the direction of Tony-award winner Kathleen Marshall, the production has drummed up much excitement in the theater community. As expected, the show lives up to its expectations. Full story