Americana musician Shakey Graves was one of those artists I stumbled upon accidentally while listening to an artist radio on Spotify. His unique blend of “Review: Shakey Graves’ Adds Modern Beats to Americana Genre with ‘And the War Came’”
Author: Paige Johnson
Paige is currently a contributing writer for The Spectrum. Formerly, she was the Arts & Entertainment editor and a staff writer. She enjoys visiting art museums, seeing theatrical productions and long walks in the park.
Editors Choose: The Best for National Poetry Month
April is National Poetry Month. To celebrate an entire month dedicated to poetry, poems and the like, some of The Spectrum’s staff gave their favorite “Editors Choose: The Best for National Poetry Month”
Let’s Talk About Sex, Baby
There were condoms. So many condoms. And buttons. There were a lot of buttons. But mostly, there were people who were really excited about sex. “Let’s Talk About Sex, Baby”
Correction: “A Dangerous Problem: Whitewashing in Hollywood Films”
On Monday, April 3, The Spectrum published a story entitled “A Dangerous Problem: Whitewashing in Hollywood Films.” In this article, the author stated that Netflix “Correction: “A Dangerous Problem: Whitewashing in Hollywood Films””
A Dangerous Problem: Whitewashing in Hollywood Films
Ben Affleck. Johnny Depp. Emma Stone. Scarlet Johansson. What do these actors all have in common, despite the prestige in their art form? Whitewashing. Each “A Dangerous Problem: Whitewashing in Hollywood Films”
Theater Ghost Laid Off Due to Budget Cuts, Leaves Vacancy in Hauntings
In 1957, Alfred G. Arvold began working at NDSU in an unusual profession: the theater ghost. It was the perfect position, given that Arvold founded “Theater Ghost Laid Off Due to Budget Cuts, Leaves Vacancy in Hauntings”
English Graduate Publishes Shitty YA Fiction in Desperation
Ever since Max McDonald was seven years old, he’s wanted to write books. He was captivated by a school project that asked students to write a “English Graduate Publishes Shitty YA Fiction in Desperation”
Review: ‘Welcome to Hell, You’re Dead’ Intriguing New Play from Newfangled
On a Thursday night in the Walsh Studio Theatre, the lights turn off, leaving everyone awash in darkness. Suddenly, the lights flick back on. Junior “Review: ‘Welcome to Hell, You’re Dead’ Intriguing New Play from Newfangled”