Andy Cohen has taken over the small screen. Not only does he host his own TV show, “Watch What Happens Live,” but he is also the man behind popular shows like “Real Housewives” and “Top Chef.” But all of this success didn’t come overnight, and Cohen’s journey is just as interesting and entertaining as you…
Culture, Q & A + Profiles
Cazzette beams at Ultra
Alexander Björklund and Sebastian Furrer are the faces behind – or well, underneath – the cassette headpieces. The Swedish DJ duo is managed by Ash Pournouri from At Night Management, who happens to be the manager behind Avicii’s ascent to stardom. In June 2011, the duo came together and became “Cazzette.” The duo dislikes the…
Culture, Q & A + Profiles
Shakespeare library continues to grow
As part of “Shakespeare in Miami,” Gail Paster, the former director of the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington D.C., came to campus to discuss “King Lear” and her ideas on The Bard. The Miami Hurricane: This is really great because as an English major you’re kind of a superstar. What you do and what you’ve…
Community, Culture, Q & A + Profiles, Theater
‘Les Mis’ to premiere at Arsht Center, actor shares experience
Over the holidays, fans of the hit musical “Les Misérables” were treated to a film adaptation directed by Tom Hooper and starring Hugh Jackman as Jean Valjean and Anne Hathaway as Fantine. Fans and newcomers to the musical can relive and experience this tour de force at the Adrienne Arsht Center’s Ziff Ballet Opera House…
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College musician balances academics, career
A new voice has joined the alternative music scene. Maryam Qudus, a college student who records under the pseudonym Doe Eye, debuted in 2011 when her single “I Hate You” premiered on San Francisco’s Live105. Maryam was voted the No. 1 artist on the West Coast in Billboard’s Battle of the Bands in 2012. Her…
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Professor creates app for edible ethics
In kindergarten when the teacher asked what you wanted to be when you grew up, responses varied from princesses to firefighters. Clay Ewing, on the other hand, imagined teaching gaming design while still designing games of his own. Ewing, an assistant professor on the tenure track in the School of Communication, recently assisted Restaurant Opportunities…
