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Time can do a lot of things to a band.
It took a song on the 2003 Daredevil soundtrack for Evanescence's career to be brought to life, but the band has been maintaining its pulse within the music industry ever since.
Andrew Visnovsky, a State College native, heard about the Asylum when he was in high school.
The Asylum's final show of the semester, Thanxxxgiving Throwdown, is a hardcore show top to bottom, something State College hasn't seen in a while.
The Scranton music scene has become something of a melting pot in recent years, so it's no surprise when it spills over into State College.
Jason De Leon, singer/songwriter and guitarist of the Wilcox Hotel, needs some sleep.
Philosophy and religion will mix with business this weekend when No Refund Theatre performs its next play, Hospitality Suite.
Any relationship that begins in the forest might seem a little unconventional, but in a Shakespearean comedy, somehow everything ends happily ever after.
Most 19-year-olds don't have their own dance company.
Students can look to "tomorrow" when the production of Annie comes to the Eisenhower Auditorium at 7:30 Tuesday night.
While John Mellencamp will sing classics like "Hurts So Good" and "Jack and Diane" this weekend, Eric Schwartz will sing not-so-classics like "Clinton Got A Blowjob" and "Keep Your Jesus Off My Penis."
Finding a professional niche doesn't always reveal itself instantaneously, and Gracienne Myers is living proof.
Our hands are in our lives' daily spotlight, often without realization -- we write with them, cook with them, raise them, hold them, shake them, etc. With winter's harsh temperatures doing a number on hands and nails, they become unsightly, ragged and untouchable. Cracked hands, peeling nails and untamed cuticles are harming one of our most important extremities.
Coco Chanel once said: "I don't do fashion; I AM fashion." Every week, our style reporters will find a person who exemplifies that tenet.
What do Jack Nicholson, George W. Bush, John Madden and Al Pacino have in common? Other than having an 'o' in all their names, they are all impersonated by former MADtv comedian Frank Caliendo.
Whether they're late-night cravings or just something to munch on while watching the big game, wings are a fan favorite for many college students.
Eight years ago, then-13-year-old Alexa Talamo went for a run in her hometown of Greensburg, Pa., and decided what she wanted to do with her life.
You may have noticed a disappearance of the "I Am Fashion Person of the Week" in the last edition of Venues. The reason is simple: no one made the cut.
As a blogger at the Collegian, I have the benefit of an editor who stares at me in a hostile fashion until I finish writing my posts. It helps.
I don't make a salary working for The Daily Collegian.
