Hypnosis and improvisation combined to bring a hilarious night of HYPROV: Improv Under Hypnosis on Saturday. Featuring renowned hypnotist Asad Mecci and improv comedian Colin Mochrie (Whose Line Is It, Anyway?), they brainstormed with the crowd to create a completely unplanned show with the volunteers on stage.
Cher — or rather, the Cher tribute show, “The Beat Goes On” — took the stage at the Luhrs Performing Arts Center on Thursday night, leading the audience through six decades of the singer’s biggest hits with elaborate performances and costumes.
Stand-up comedian Greg Warren performed at the Luhrs Performing Arts Center on March 6, bringing an hour’s worth of laughs to a large audience.
AJ Mitchell’s second studio album, “As Far As The Eye Can See,” was released on March 7 with 12 new tracks to dance in your room to.
The Luhrs Center of Performing Arts is showcasing Spring Ballroom Dance, a six-week course for beginner and advanced ballroom dance techniques led by Fred Hancock.
“Dear God,” Tate McRae’s third studio album, came out on Friday with 15 new tracks to dance to.
Alyssa Sanders, a senior art education major, takes you onto a journey with her exhibit “Exploring Art” in the Brindle Gallery. Sanders’ exhibit features eight pieces of art, each with a different story and style to them.
The Canine Stars Stunt Dog Show brought all the impressive tricks and treats to the Luhrs Performing Arts Center on Sunday for a double feature.Dog trainers and their adopted dogs performed outstanding tricks, from jumping through hoops to dancing to racing to catching frisbees.
Stars studded the red carpet in Los Angeles in anticipation of the 67th Annual Grammy Awards, as nominees hoped to take home a coveted Gramophone award by the end of the evening.
Tomorrow could not come quick enough on Thursday night. The Weeknd’s eighth and final studio album “Hurry Up Tomorrow” came out on Friday, including 22 tracks.
KC and The Sunshine Band transported the center back to the ‘70s on Thursday night — filling the room with vibrant colors, disco grooves and endless energy.
"Balloonerism” is more than a musical representation of Miller’s struggle with addiction. It shows his unwillingness to conform to conventional or commercial musical standards during the rise of fame and his willingness to be vulnerable with his fans as a young artist, especially during his producer’s metamorphosis phase.
Juice WRLD’s label released his final album on Nov. 29, titled “The Party Never Ends.”
“Woman of the Hour” takes place in the 1970s, and the main plot follows a struggling actress named Sheryl, played by Kendrick, who goes on a dating show in an attempt to gain recognition and fame.
Netflix released the second part of “Outer Banks” Season 4 on Nov. 7, which contained five episodes.
Shawn Mendes’ fifth studio album came out on Friday after taking four years off. This new self-titled album, “Shawn,” is all about self-discovery and going through heartbreak.
Quincy Jones was a musical titan and pioneer in his prime, which never ended until his death at 91 years old on Nov. 3
“Nevermore: The Imaginary Life and Mysterious Death of Edgar Allan Poe” at the Cumberland Theatre was expertly directed by Sam Little.
Girl power is an overarching theme of the 67th Grammy Awards.
