28 Feb 2019
Posted by Taylor Elizondo 
Ariana Grande did not attend the 61st Annual Grammy Awards after her planned performance at the show was cancelled. (Photo: Jason Merritt/Term/Getty Images Entertainment/Getty Images) The crisp red carpet, the bright lights, the big beautiful dresses, and all the stars. Music’s biggest night:...
Read more → 16 Nov 2018
Posted by Hannah Carr 
YG Entertainment's junior and senior girl groups BlackPink (Top) and 2NE1 (Bottom) By Hannah Carr - Shavings Editor-In-Chief South Korean music, best known as K-pop, exploded into the mainstream in 2012 with Psy’s smash hit song, “Gangnam Style.” Psy's hit blended hip-hop aggression and pop confection....
Read more → 15 Oct 2018
Posted by Hannah Carr 
BTS members left to right – V, Suga, Jin, Jungkook, RM, Jimin, and J-Hope. (Photo: Hannah Carr) CHICAGO, IL – The seven-member K-pop group, BTS, created a commotion during the North American leg of their Love Yourself World Tour. Two of the 15 concerts were held at the United Center on Oct. 2-3,...
Read more → 01 May 2016
Posted by Ryan Sanders 
Bradly Hamm was born in Hammond, Indiana, but was raised in Miami, Florida. He is a senior graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in English and Professional Writing, as well as a rapper known as mdma with music on iTunes and over one-hundred thousand plays on his SoundCloud page, mdma radio. On why he came...
Read more → 01 Apr 2016
Posted by Sebastian Caballero 
Professor Michael McGehee and the members of the CCSJ band Over the years, the Humanities Festival has been big here at CCSJ and every year has had new and exciting events. New to this year’s lineup will be the CCSJ band directed by Professor Michael McGehee. The band will be performing on April...
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