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Blood, Sweat, and Rock & Roll
by Kimmee Poole on May 9, 2010 | No Comments
Posted in Entertainment, Uncategorized 
Tags: concert, Decyfer Down, devotional, Disciple, merchandise, music, performing, rock, tour 
No Comments »Coffee House with JJ Heller
by Debbie Paul on April 28, 2010 | No Comments
|photo by kimmee poole|
What happens to an artist when an acquaintance uses their under-the-radar song as the audition track on the show “So You Think You Can Dance”? She will end up like JJ Heller and find herself touring and playing multiple concerts each week. Throw in a secular debut for the Christian artist’s new [...]
Posted in Entertainment, News Tags: acoustic, guitar, JJ Heller, music, One Tree Hill, San Francisco, So You Think You Can Dance, World Vision No Comments »Worship Albums That Aren’t “Worship”
by Brianna Fairhurst on April 8, 2010 | No Comments
“Young Mountain” by “This Will Destroy You”
The group “This Will Destroy You” is one of the many post/progressive rock bands that celebrate everything about life simply by playing music. They’ve discovered that you don’t have to worship through words; it’s fine to worship through just music. Birds don’t talk do they? And trees, what do [...]
Posted in Entertainment Tags: 2010 Winter Olympics, ambient, Jewish, metaphor, music, post rock, progressive rock, Sufjan, worship No Comments »Is there ‘more to love’?
by Debbie Paul on February 25, 2010 | No Comments
The average American waistline is expanding into what used to be a size zero T.V. zone. For the critical viewer, an emerging diversity of women’s images sparks a point of subversive discussion about individuals beyond their skin. For the passive viewer, this type of media is becoming as a pathetic excuse for entertainment.
When Dove commercials [...]
Posted in Entertainment, Opinion Tags: advertisements, body image, dating, media, More to Love, reality show, The Biggest Loser, women No Comments »Meet the Cast of Johnny Pye!
by Matt Boivin on February 9, 2010 | 1 Comment
Johnny Pye and the Fool Killer, SAU’s Spring Musical, will be performed in White Auditorium this Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The Pulse brings you inside access to the talented cast of this much anticipated musical! So browse on and meet the cast and read their clever quotes!
Lead Cast
Johnny Pye
Phil Baugh: “I wasted so many [...]
Posted in Entertainment Tags: death, foolkiller, Johnny Pye, love, SAU, Spring Arbor, theater 1 Comment »A Paranormal Experience
by Paul Drake on November 28, 2009 | 1 Comment
At the core of the horror genre is the question, “What are people afraid of?” That question has been answered, giant snakes (“Anaconda“), evil clowns (“It”) and Jack Nicholson (“The Shining”). However, in the fall blockbuster “Paranormal Activity”, the question is answered by exploring the dark side of the supernatural in a very real way.
“Paranormal [...]
Posted in Entertainment Tags: evil, horror, paranormal, Paranormal Activity, supernatural 1 Comment »PULSE Picks: from Heavyweights to Mumlers, and Mod in between
by Debbie Paul on November 17, 2009 | No Comments
Website: Modcloth.com
For the girl who is past her years of wearing punk plaid and neon jeans but still wants to make a fashion statement, modcloth.com may just be the site for finding clothes that can be worn anywhere from a corporate internship to a late-night coffee house. Modcloth started as a small hobby of two [...]
Posted in Entertainment Tags: Camp, clothes, Disney, folk, heavyweights, indie, instruments, iTunes, mod No Comments »The Green Music List–growing environmental awareness through music
by Whitney Kane on November 11, 2009 | No Comments
Radiohead “idioteque”
This is probably one of my favorite songs of all time, and I’m stingy with that title. Radiohead never struggles or scrimps to create a moving song whether through instrumentation or lyrics. I think that whether or not you’ve ever been a Radiohead fan, you cannot deny their power to effect emotions [...]
Posted in Entertainment Tags: Ditty Bops, environmentalists, Home Now, Michael Jackson, pop, Radiohead, rap, rock No Comments »Movie Review: Zombieland
by Debbie Paul on October 28, 2009 | No Comments
Seeing a loner sit in the corner of a local café who secludes himself until the wee hours of the morning writing a guide to survival in a fictitious place called “Zombieland” may seem ridiculous. How can a comedy flick sweep the pop culture scene if it revolves around a world corrupted by the dead?
As [...]
