Gary Clark Jr. brings his music close to home in latest album By Jacob Guerra | the Duquesne Duke Friday was an important day for the vitality of modern blues; it marked the release of […]
By Jacob Guerra | The Duquesne Duke An estimated 18,000 showed up to the Hartwood Acres Park Amphitheatre on Saturday for the 16th Annual Allegheny County Music Festival. For a $20 per car donation in […]
By Bridget Seelinger | The Duquesne Duke A war club, a tattered brown leather vest, a worn pair of moccasins and a wooden door riddled with several bullet holes. These objects tell the fascinating, heart-wrenching […]
By Sean Ray | a&e editor On Sept. 1, “Scream: The TV Series” aired the last episode of its first season. Two days before, Wes Craven – creator of horror classics like “The Hills Have […]
By: Bridget Seelinger | Duquesne Duke This past weekend,in Shadyside, some of best artists in America converged on a single street to sell and to show the result of their creative genius. Known as “The […]
By: Julian Routh | Editor-in-chief On its 50-year anniversary, Bob Dylan’s “Highway 61 Revisited” is still one of the most revolutionary albums in rock ‘n’ roll history. There are few examples of an album so […]
By: Sean Ray | a&e Editor You have two choices laid out before you. You can choose to not read this article and go on with your life or you can choose to spend a […]
By: Zachary Landau | Duquesne Duke DC Comic’s sales drop as Image threatens their place Last week, insiders leaked that DC Comics, publishers of legendary comic book heroes such as Superman and Batman, is down […]
By Carolyn Conte | Duquesne Duke Coming out of an area rife with struggle, “She Who Tells a Story” – a new installation at the Carnegie Museum of Art – reveals a glimpse into the […]
By Sean Ray | A&E Editor With September right around the corner, it is almost time for the fall television season to begin, but with a busy schedule of classes, it can often times be […]
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