An interview with Yellow Ostrich
In 2009, Lawrence University student Alex Schaaf experimented in his dorm room on a musical project he called Yellow Ostrich. Under this moniker, Schaaf digitally […]
Articles by ALEX KELLEHER-NAGORSKI
Review: Usher’s ‘Climax’
In December of 2010, singer Usher chatted with StyleList to promote his new fragrance. While doing so, he teased his upcoming seventh studio album. “I’m […]
Review: Katy Perry’s ‘Part Of Me’
Last weekend at the 54th annual Grammy Awards, 27-year-old diva Katy Perry debuted her new single, Part of Me. Continuing her Diet Lady Gaga wardrobe […]
The Hunger Wives (Mob Wives vs. The Hunger Games)
It’s too bad, really, that they held the reaping in the parking lot in front of Chevy’s on Hylan Blvd. – one of the few […]
An interview with Agnieszka Holland
Polish film director Agnieszka Holland is no stranger to the Academy Awards. In 1985, her film Angry Harvest received a nomination for Best Foreign Language […]
Exclusive: Alex interviews JoJo
In 2004, 13-year-old singer JoJo became the youngest person to ever have a #1 single on Billboard’s Top 40 mainstream charts with her smash, “Leave […]
The ‘authenticity’ of Lana Del Rey
This past Sunday morning couldn’t have been pleasant for singer Lana Del Rey. The already controversial up-and-comer had just made her American television performance debut […]
Grey’s Anatomy: Why Teddy won’t be Izzie 2.0!
[SPOILER ALERT: The below article contains spoilers from the current season of Grey’s Anatomy. Do not continue reading if you are not caught up with […]
Alex’s most anticipated 2012 music releases!
2011 was without a doubt the year of the diva. Adele snatched Taylor Swift’s wig to become the reigning queen of the charts. Katy Perry […]
The Necessity of Lisbeth Salander
Lisbeth Salander has multiple piercings across her face. Her eyebrows are bleached and her skin is whiter than Ramona Singer’s attempts at belly dancing. Like […]
Ingrid Michaelson’s 2011 Holiday Hop!
“I want to kill you in the backyard and bury you in snow,” Ingrid Michaelson sang over an upbeat piano freestyle on stage. “This is […]
Review: Carnage
Carnage Goes For The Jugular … And The Funny Bone Adapting theater to cinema is never an easy task. With theater, there’s a degree of […]