The Emerging Choreographers Showcase filled up Katharine Cornell Theater in downtown Buffalo with applause and admiration this past weekend.
TIDAL is a new addition to the music streaming industry. Much like Spotify, Pandora and other services, it offers music and playlists based on moods, activities and genres. The company has recently made Jeff Toig, former chief business officer of SoundCloud, its CEO in the hopes of becoming a stronger company.
A story of emotional twists and turns, “The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2” is dark and morbid but somehow ends optimistically with Katniss’s head held high.
The Game delivers what might be his best album yet in his newest release The Documentary 2.5.
Without a doubt, dancers have to meet a certain standard of physical functionality that includes strength, acrobatic prowess and speed. But dancers also have to meet an aesthetic standard based on professional taste.
If you’re wondering what flick to watch to get their Halloween spirit in full swing, Disney has the answer.
In honor of National Hispanic Heritage Month, The Latin Dance Company, Baila Salsa and the Latin American Student Association (LASA) has hosted dance lessons and events until Oct. 15. As an integral part of Latin cultural expression, dance serves as an interactive art and creative outlet. Even though Buffalo is not a renowned Latin dance community, like New York City or Los Angeles, it still has a quality impact on the area. A Buffalo Latin-themed dance attracts a diverse group of people and is a social experience that differs from typical nightlife.
World-renowned artist Attila Richard Lukacs sparked audience conversation when he presented his work, focused on the world of homoeroticism and the narratives behind it, at Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center this past Tuesday evening. The event was sponsored by the Department of Visual Studies at UB and the Leslie-Lohman Queer Art Lecture Series provided free admission to Lukacs’ art.
The Lehrer Dance Company has continued to take flight on and offstage with its sellout first performance at UB.
The Game released 18 unreleased tracks that didn't make it onto his Documentary 2 project on Documentary 2.5. In this back-to-back release, The Game traverses themes of gang violence, growing up in the projects and how an exploration of his violence shapes perspective.
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