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Three albums into his solo career, Cee Lo Green is on the tip of everyone's tongues. Whether or not he can stay there, however, is a question that The Lady Killer addresses. The lead single for this record, ""Fuck You!"" was leaked to huge viral success, creating enormous buzz around the album. But as genius as ""Fuck You!"" is, the rest of the album lacks this initial punch.
Despite consisting of one of the music industry's consistently successful hip-hop/pop production teams, the Neptunes, N.E.R.D.'s group work has never topped the charts. Ten years and three studio albums have not given the trio of Pharrell Williams, Chad Hugo and Shay Haley much radio play. In fact, the highest chart position of any of their songs came in 2004 with ""She Wants To Move"" hitting fifth on the U.K. singles chart. While N.E.R.D.'s albums have been more successful than their singles (with In Search Of… (2002) and Fly or Die (2004) both reaching gold status) the three Grammys and two Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop Awards sitting on a shelf in the Neptunes' studio are better indicators of the group's excellent production and arrangement skills.
The recent release of over 391,000 classified Pentagon documents by WikiLeaks has revealed startling details about the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. The leaked information expose a much higher civilian death toll than what the U.S. government has publicly revealed. It also reveals that abuse and torture of Iraqi prisoners by Iraqi military and police forces was a commonality known to U.S. troops but rarely acted upon. The documents also reveal that a shocking number of private contractors were active in the war. Furthermore, the documents highlight Iran's involvement in supplying rebel forces with supplies, training and support which has prompted many to classify the country's involvement as a shadow war with the United States and its allies.
When Hollywood studios started to realize that mining the childhood nostalgia of Generations X and Y with quality movie adaptations such as ""Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen"" and ""G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra"" could be a gold mine, they rushed to procure the rights to any entertainment property that had been even remotely popular within the last 30 years. While 2010 may have been the year of the sequels and reboots, 2011 and 2012 are shaping up to be the years where all the memories of your favorite childhood toys and games may be altered forever as studios dig up their remains and make them dance for your ten bucks on silver screens across the country.
Last week in New Beer Thursday I brought up Oktoberfest beers without actually reviewing one of the style. So this week and next the New Beer Desk is going to take an in-depth look at the style.
For some reason, football season seems to fly by every year. Maybe it's because teams can't play everyday like in baseball. Maybe it's because the playoffs don't serve as a regular-season redo like in the NBA and NHL. Whatever the reason may be, it feels like I just woke up from my NFL preseason-induced nap and yet we're already a quarter of the way through the regular season slate.
According to several sources, Martin Kaysher has been spotted strutting with through campus with self-assured swagger in the past few weeks. His uniform of baggy jeans, North Face jacket and a flat brim Yankees hat has established, without a doubt, that Kaysher is a die-hard coastie and New York Yankees fan.
Choosing a beer is a lot like renting a movie, there are so damn many and I would like to experience every one, but all I have is ten bucks and one night. So I shop and I shop until I find a new beer that looks worthy with the right price and finally I decided on this friendly looking chap. At home I crack it open and think and taste and enjoy.
Choosing a beer is a lot like renting a movie, there are so damn many and I would like to experience every one, but all I have is ten bucks and one night. So I shop and I shop until I find a new beer that looks worthy with the right price and finally I decided on this friendly looking chap. At home I crack it open and think and taste and enjoy.
After three years of constant, sporadically located construction being done on UW campus buildings, streets, sidewalks and courtyards, the UW Chancellor's Office has declared that in an effort to speed up the process the entirety of the UW campus will soon be under construction.
Coming down the stretch of this year's Major League Baseball season, we are watching some great races as teams battle for the opportunity to be the last one standing after October.
Dane County Supervisor Brett Hulsey clinched the Democratic nomination for Wisconsin's 77th district assembly, as reported by the Associated Press.
Former Northwestern University researcher, professor and neurophysiologist Jon Levine assumed the position of Wisconsin National Primate Research Director this month.
Any animated film that comes out the same summer as a Pixar film is bound to have trouble meeting those high standards. Illumination Entertainment, the new Universal/NBC-owned production company tries its hardest with ""Despicable Me,"" a lighthearted caper film that draws inspiration from ""The Incredibles"" and ""Monsters, Inc.,"" among others. ""Despicable Me"" is a worthy first effort for the fledgling animation studio, and while the film certainly doesn't reach Pixar's lofty levels, it's still an enjoyable family movie.
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As much as we love those men in uniform, Madison can't get enough of the jolly fellows patrolling the streets via pedals. Yes, Madison has a love for the diligent and forceful bike police who make it top priority to catch and ticket any criminals illegally zipping through Library Mall at record speeds. This safety squad is just one small portion of Madison's extreme efforts to create and uphold a more bike friendly city.
Fans of the New Pornographers have waited anxiously for three years, but like so many things in life, the waiting makes the reunion so much sweeter. The band will release its fifth studio album May 4, having already released a couple of its singles, ""Crash Years"" and ""Your Hands (Together).""
Construction begins on the renovations planned for the School of Human Ecology building this Friday at 3:30 p.m.
Rock shows and record stores. That is what touring was all about according to Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore in ""I Need That Record!,"" a documentary that was streamed on the Pitchfork website on the heels of Record Store Day. It profiles various record stores as they shut down and the audiophiles who depended on them for sustenance, and interviews industry veterans for perspectives reaching back to the early prominence of the recording industry. It laments the decline of independent music stores and the creative side of the industry. Yet out of all of the dejected faces seen, hope can be found when the undertones of those laments point to industry-defying artists of today.
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