On Sunday, the Grammy Awards were hosted in the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California. The biggest night in music saw stars stream into the “2017 Grammy Awards Feature Surprises, Tributes”
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.
The Quiet Strength of Hannaher’s Studio
For 20 years, Hannaher’s Print Studio has remained tucked away in the third floor of the Plains Art Museum. Quiet and serene, the room looks “The Quiet Strength of Hannaher’s Studio”
Rated X for Cultural Expression and Some Sexual Content
In 2011, E. L. James published her novel “Fifty Shades of Grey” that quickly turned into a worldwide phenomenon and movie franchise. Unlike other series “Rated X for Cultural Expression and Some Sexual Content”
Beginning, Middle, End: The Story of a Destination
For the past 10 years, the student-run literary journal Northern Eclecta has been sharing local talent not only the NDSU community, but also the greater “Beginning, Middle, End: The Story of a Destination”
The Collapse of an Era: 25 Years Later
When the Soviet Union collapsed 25 years ago, it left a story of influence and political strength in its wake. To celebrate the anniversary of “The Collapse of an Era: 25 Years Later”
Review: ‘Santa Clarita Diet’ Delicious Addition to Netflix Originals
Netflix has had quite a few hits in its lifetime, including “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt,” “Making a Murderer,” “Sense8” and more. On Feb. 3, Netflix added “Review: ‘Santa Clarita Diet’ Delicious Addition to Netflix Originals”
Review: ‘I’ll Give You the Sun’ Bursts with Color
Identity, passion, reconciliation: these are all factors people often face, in one way or another, throughout their lives. Jandy Nelson covers all these topics in “Review: ‘I’ll Give You the Sun’ Bursts with Color”
Pick Up a Pen, Start Protesting
It is a confusing and complicated time in American history. The push and pull between our history and our future continues to divide the country. “Pick Up a Pen, Start Protesting”