The Herald, Arkansas State University, AR
6 hours ago by Tami Wynn
With roots in Greece and a history in Italy, the director of "Opera Thrills, No Frills" is taking singing and acting to a new level at ASU.
Originally from Columbia, Mo., Marika Kyriakos came to ASU in Fall 2008 as an associate professor of music and director of opera.
Gateway, University of Nebraska, Omaha, NE
13 hours ago by Shannon Stawniak
"Who's the leader of the club that's made for you and me? M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E!"
Children and parents alike donned their Mickey Mouse ears and made the Mid-America Center come alive with the music and magic that only Walt Disney's vision could provide on Thursday night.
The Herald, Arkansas State University, AR
1 day ago by Jarrett Clark
The awards season in Hollywood ended Sunday night when "The Hurt Locker" took home a surprising six Oscars, including Best Motion Picture.
Preceding the event was Barbara Walters' Oscar Special. During her program, Walters recapped her show's past and announced that this year's would be the last.
Capaha Arrow, Southeast Missouri State, MO
2 days ago by Dan Fox
Remakes and sequels are two staples of the film industry. They are usually big moneymakers, and sometimes are better than the original. Tim Burton's "Alice in Wonderland" is both a remake and a sequel, if you can believe it. It probably made a lot of money as well, because all the shows were sold out except for one.
Capaha Arrow, Southeast Missouri State, MO
2 days ago by Caitlin Edgar
Sunday marked the 82nd Academy Awards. The ceremony opened with Neil Patrick Harris's rousing musical number. Then co-hosts Alec Baldwin and Steve Martin took the stage. Oscar host alum Martin and new-timer Baldwin were successful in bringing the laughs.
One major change in this year's show was the expansion of the Best Picture category from five shows to ten.
The Journal, Webster University, MO
2 days ago by Matt Jamieson
If I said the name Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta, would you break out in excitement? Oh, maybe you know her better as Lady Gaga.
How about Kesha Rose Sebert, a.k.a. Ke$ha? Not so much?
Since the rise of Lady Gaga, it seems the next big thing in pop music is around the corner.
Gateway, University of Nebraska, Omaha, NE
3 days ago by Brittany Stevens
New York Times Best-Selling Author Nicholas Sparks breaks away from his traditional love story style with "The Last Song," which focuses on the love between family members.
The book focuses primarily on 17-year-old Veronica "Ronnie" Miller. She is left bitter and resentful after her father leaves her, along with her brother Jonah and her mother, in New York City and moves to Wilmington, N.
Gateway, University of Nebraska, Omaha, NE
3 days ago by Brittany Stevens
Many new artists break onto the scene every year, but few have the soul and intensity 24-year-old Sarah Jaffe delivers.
The Denton, Texas, singer and songwriter has a beautiful style that breaks the country music mold most people associate with Texas musicians.
Pawprint, Maryville University, MO
3 days ago by Lynsey Moxley
Capaha Arrow, Southeast Missouri State, MO
6 days ago by Sarah J. Semmler
This past Sunday Southeast's Department of Theatre and Dance wrapped up its production of the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical "Carousel." Amidst the various production values of note, one aspect stood out above all else: the vocal performances.
Southeast Artist in Residence Judith Farris, who has spent the better part of her career performing operas around the world and coaching such Broadway luminaries as Matthew Broderick and Tyne Daly, was the force behind those performances.
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