Tag: music

• Songs to Celebrate Independence Day

  Today marks the 237th birthday of the United States. It’s time to celebrate! We’ve come a long way since 1776. It’s a shame though, that the founding fathers didn’t have a soundtrack to go along with their signing of the Declaration of Independence. Or did they? In any case, here a few patriotic songs to…

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  July 4, 2013

  Entertainment

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• Summer 2013 Playlist

  It’s officially summer! Here comes the vacations, the parties and all the fun! But those summer activities wouldn’t be complete without a summer playlist now, would they? Here are 14 fun, festive and relaxing summer songs to add to your summer playlist. 1. Summer’s Not Hot, Selena Gomez and the Scene: What else screams summer…

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  June 21, 2013

  Entertainment

  #2013, band, Belinda, BG5, Brazil, Brazilian, Calvin Harris, Candy Dulfer, Carolinas, Chela, Como te Vas, CSS, Dance, Don’t Stop the Party, electronic, Ellie Goulding, En la Obscuridad, Fifteen, France, French, fresh, Goldroom, groove, groovy, guitar, Hey Now, I Need Your Love, jazz, Justin Timberlake, Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Kris Jenner, Lana del Rey, Let the Groove Get In, Move, Mr. Worldwide, music, Oxford Remix, party, Patrick, Phoenix, Pitbull, playlist, Pretty Little Liars, Ride, samba, Scratch, selena gomez, Selena Gomez and the Scene, She Wants to Go, sin, So Many Details, Something Like Kites, songs, Spanish, summer, Summer’s Not Hot, Toro Y Moi, Trails and Ways, Trying to Be Cool, wonder

• ‘The X Factor’ Taping at Nassau Coliseum

  Yesterday I went out to Long Island’s Nassau Coliseum with my friend Kristell to watch The X Factor taping. I’ve never been part of a live audience before, so this was pretty exciting for me. However, my excitement disappeared when the clock struck 1pm and they weren’t letting us in. The ticket told us to…

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  June 20, 2013

  Entertainment, Pop Culture

  Amy, Ashley, auditions, Call Me Maybe, camera check, Carly Rae Jepsen, Demi Lovato, Hannah Johnson, Hello, Isaiah Austin, Jay Flats, Kelly Rowland, Long Island, Martin Solveig and Dragonette, music, Nassau Coliseum, on-camera audience, Paulina Rubio, Rollin’ on the River, season 3, Simon Cowell, singing, song, sound check, Steven, taping, Tara, The Franco Sisters, The X Factor, troll, TV, Vincent, Wind Beneath My Wings

• Marina and the Diamonds Lonely Hearts Club Tour NYC

  Last night I went with my best friend to see Marina and the Diamonds’ last stop on the Lonely Hearts Club tour. It was fantastic! The concert was held at Rumsey Playfield in Central Park, NYC. The doors didn’t open until 6pm, but by 5pm the line had already stretched halfway along 5th Ave. Almost…

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  May 30, 2013

  Entertainment

  5th Ave, artist, beauty queen, British, Central Park, Charli XCX, Electra Heart, electro pop, England, fan, Greek, heart, Homewrecker, How to Be a Heartbreaker, I Love It, icona pop, indie, Lonely Hearts Club, lyrics, mannequin, Marina and the Diamonds, Marina Diamandis, Marina’s Diamonds, May 2013, Miss Shellfish Beach, music, Nuclear Seasons, NYC, opera, Power and Control, Rumsey Playfield, song, Stay Away, synth, teddy bear, Teen Idle, Tour, True Romance, UK, Wales, wedding veil, Welsh

• This Week in Music: Maroon 5’s “Love Somebody” Music Video

  A week ago, on May 14th, Maroon 5 released the fourth single off of their 2012 album Overexposed. Unfortunately, I only learned of this today. “Love Somebody” is a song about longing to have a romantic partner.  The beat of the song is very calm, with a soft fluttering guitar rift throughout and a medium…

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  May 22, 2013

  Entertainment

  #2013, 4th single, Adam Levine, album, fangirl, Gemma Palombo, gray paint, love, Love Somebody, lyrics, Maroon 5, May 14, music, Overexposed, romance, singing, single, summer 2012, video, woman

• Album Review: Demi Lovato’s ‘Demi’

  Tuesday, May 14th, 2013 marked the release of Demi Lovato’s senior album, Demi. This excited me, because any mention of this girl opening her mouth to belt out a tune is an opportunity that should not be taken for granted! Demi took to the streets of NYC to promote her album on the day of…

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  May 16, 2013

  Entertainment

  #2013, #R&B, album, ballad, Cher Lloyd, Dance, Demi, Demi Lovato, ex boyfriend, Fire Starter, Heart Attack, I Hate You Don’t Leave Me, In Case, Joe Jonas, Made in the USA, May 14, music, Never Been Hurt, Nightingale, Really Don’t Care, review, Shouldn’t Come Back, single, Something That We’re Not, Two Pieces, video, Warrior, Wilmer Valderrama, Without the Love

• Hofstra Spring Music Fest 2013

  On Saturday, May 4th, 2013 students from Hofstra University treated themselves to the Spring Music Fest. It was a blast! There were rides, games, and music, all out on the Intramural Fields. And some crowd surfing. Check out some of the photos on the official Facebook page taken by Jared Cohen! The lineup included Tune$, Persona,…

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  May 15, 2013

  Entertainment

  #2013, #artists, #together, 2011, Akon, Alumni, band, bass, Call Me Maybe, Car Radio, Carly Rae Jepsen, Colin Scanlan, connected, crowd surfing, Don’t Matter, drums, Erin Willett, fun, guitar, Hofstra University, Hofstran, Holding On To You, host, Ian Terry, Itramural Fields, Joey Badass, Josh Dun, Jumper, LIFE FIGHT, May 4, Migrane, music, musician, Ohio, Paul Legerme, Persona, Rides, Screen, Spring Music Fest, Stephan Jenkins, The Feel Good, the voice, Third Eye Blind, Tune$, Twenty One Pilots, Tyler Joseph

• This Week in Music: Mike Tompkins’ “Shake the Ground”

  Wednesday, April 24, 2013 was a big day for Mike Tompkins. Why? The genius of a musician released his first original single. ORIGINAL. NOT A COVER. For those of you who have yet to meet the Canadian YouTube phenom, I’ll show you what this guy is about: Yeah. His voice is his instrument. Literally. He…

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  April 25, 2013

  Entertainment

  #2013, April 24, As Long As You Love Me, base, beat, Canada, chorus, cover, Demi Lovato, electronic, I Knew You Were Trouble, intrumentation, justin bieber, lyrics, Mike Tompkins, mouth, music, musicality, original, Owl City, party, Playlist Live, pop, rebirth, Rihanna, Shake the Ground, Skrillex, snare, song, spotify, Taylor Swift, transformation, vocals, YouTube

• Movie Review: ‘Lovestruck: The Musical’

  So last night I spent some time sitting on the couch in front of my beloved flat screen to watch Lovestruck: The Musical on ABC Family. The movie looked promising, featuring actors like Drew Seeley, Chelsea Kane (known as Chelsea Staub pre-2008; still not sure why she changed her stage name) and Jane Seymour. This…

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  April 22, 2013

  Entertainment

  #2013, ABC Family, actor, actress, Adrienne Bailon, bachelor, bachelorette, Chelsea Kane, Chelsea Staub, choreography, dancing, Drew Seeley, fiance, film, Italy, Jane Seymour, Lovestruck: The Musical, movie, music, musical, Sara Paxton, seduction, soundtrack, TV, wedding

• Selena Gomez Bindi Trouble

  I guess all isn’t fair in love and music. On Sunday, April 14th, Selena Gomez took the stage at the 2013 MTV Movie Awards show to perform her new single “Come and Get It”. The song definitely caught me by surprise when I first heard it last week, with its Bollywood vibe. I can’t say…

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  April 19, 2013

  Entertainment, Pop Culture

  #2013, art, artist, bindi, Bollywood, Britney Spears, Come and Get It, controversy, Dance, decoration, E!, flame, Hindu, Movie Awards, MTV, music, News, performance, Rajan Zed, religion, selena gomez, singer, single, song, third eye, tradition, TV, Twitter, Universal Society of Hinduism