Fall Fest Hip Hop Show News

 
Fat Joe Falls Flat
Hofstra University Hofstra Chronicle
The best part of the evening was the pre-show in which DJ Norie mixed classic hip-hop dance tracks with current hot singles that got the crowd excited. Contortionists on either side of the stage managed to entertain the audience for the better half of ...

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An epic undertaking: 'Miss Saigon' in Fall River
SouthCoastToday.com
Marquee Productions and producer Mark Velozo are poised and ready to do the impossible: Stage "Miss Saigon," a show as famous for its heart-rending love story as it is for elaborate and costly production values, in Fall River. "I never thought of doing ...

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Lone Star Sounds: Music lineup for South by Southwest continues to take shape
Fort Worth Star Telegram
By Preston Jones The music portion of the annual South by Southwest music festival continues to take shape ahead of its March 14 start. Alongside previously announced Fort Worth acts like Burning Hotels and the now largely Denton-based garage rockers ...


 
Big Boom for Chiddy Bang
University at Buffalo The Spectrum
By BRIAN JOSEPHS and VILONA TRACHTENBERG SA recently announced Chiddy Bang as the headliner for the SA Small Concert on Feb. 4. After Fall Fest was announced, students covered the Student Association Facebook page with negative comments.

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2012 Nest Fest disappointing, but change brings possibilities
Eagle News
In one corner, there were the "Wiz Khalifa is awesome" people, and in the other, there were the "Nest Fest is supposed to be rock" or the "way to cater to only hip-hop fans" people. Even I, who have no appreciation for this Khalifa guy, ...

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Cine-Vue
Glasgow Film Festival 2012: Preview
Cine-Vue
The Opening Gala film comes fresh from this year's Sundance Film Festival - Your Sister's Sister, Lynn Shelton's follow-up to her riotous 2009 mumblecore bromance Humpday, whilst closing duties fall to Aki Kaurismäki's whimsical fairy tale Le Havre.

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Twin Cities Planet
Sundance Film Festival wrap-up: The five best films, and a couple of the worst
Twin Cities Planet
One of those films that was not on my radar as I felt I knew what it was going to be about, but ended up being a really entertaining and funny documentary directed by hip-hop artist Ice-T. He co-directed the hip-hop doc Something From Nothing: The Art ...

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