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In 1964, seven days before Valentine’s Day, a flight from London arrived in John F. Kennedy airport in New York that would change the course of American pop culture forever. This was, of course, the day that the Beatles first … Continued
This fall, there’s a lot more than the pumpkin scones at Starbucks to look forward to. Arts & Lectures, UCSB’s premier event company, has much in store for students, with tickets running a third of the normal adult price for shows … Continued
This fall, there’s a lot more than the pumpkin scones at Starbucks to look forward to. Arts & Lectures, UCSB’s premier event company, has much in store for students, with tickets running a third of the normal adult price for … Continued
Tucked away in the corner of a small beach in a little town thrives a grand festival featuring big-time artists. For its 37th year, Guerneville hosted a fun weekend of top-notch acts at the Russian River Blues and Jazz … Continued
Illuminated by the soft glow of candles adorning each table in SOhO, Lily Kershaw clutched the microphone with a death grip, a look of intensity on her face as she sang her first number, “Better.” This particular song was written … Continued
On most mornings when she’s not touring, Lily Kershaw wakes up in her airy room in Los Angeles with a melody in her head. Her cathedral arched windows allow just the right amount of light to get her up, prompting … Continued
When they were 16, Kevin Friedman and Jackson Phillips met at summer camp. They were from completely different worlds — Friedman came from a big family in Ohio and Phillips grew up in the San Francisco area with his … Continued
First looking at the Outside Lands lineup, I was not stoked. Houndmouth and Anuhea? The Men? Social Studies? Who were these people? I didn’t know any of the bands. After seeing Stevie Wonder at last year’s festival, it … Continued
Hello fellow Gauchos! We hope this issue finds you well and enjoying the last moments of summer to their fullest. But the school year drawing closer is no reason to get dreary. Soon you will be diving into our campus … Continued
Yellow felt cut-outs bearing the word “WORD” lined the grass of Little Acorn Park this past Saturday, a token of WORD Magazine’s second annual WORDSTOCK Festival. Also covering the grass were bundles of people tanning, playing hacky sack, dancing, flipping … Continued