By Lauren Kane – The Department of Performing Arts at Salve Regina University rendition of Columbinus premiered on Thursday, Oct. 20 at the Casino Theatre. The work was directed by Suzanne Dell and written by Stephen Karam and PJ Paparelli. The play is based on the events preceding and involving the Columbine shooting at Columbine High School in 1999. TheRead More

By Vita Duva – Do you often find yourself glued to the television at night watching shows like Criminal Minds, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and Boston Legal, imagining yourself as the Unit Chief working to solve each and every mystery? Well, now that fancy can undoubtedly become a little bit of a reality for you… This fall season, the MarleyRead More

By Vita Duva – This month, the tastefully talented singer-songwriter/pianist, Rachael Yamagata makes a mark on the music industry after a three-year hiatus with the release of her third full-length studio album, “Chesapeake.” The laid-back 10-track LP is self-released this time around through her management company, Frankenfish Records. In addition, the 34 year-old valiantly teamed up with accomplished producer, JohnRead More

By: Vita Duva – Far more than just your typical rapper, J. Cole finally released his highly anticipated debut studio album, “Cole World: The Sideline Story,” this past Tuesday, September 27 as he took on the streets of New York City for a spontaneous performance of his hit single featuring Trey Songz, ‘Can’t Get Enough.’ Succeeding four booming mixtapes including,Read More

By: Emily Ferro – When a person thinks of dance, a few choice images come to mind – a stage with bright lights, and a pretty girl in a tutu, for example. A few words that would not come to mind are dirt, tree, or rain, unless of course you were involved with Newport’s Open for Dancing. Steering away fromRead More