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2012 was a massive year for Emeli Sandé. At the beginning of the year, the Scottish singer/songwriter released her masterful debut album, Our Version of Events, to soaring critical acclaim. The record, which overtook Adele’s 21 to become the UK’s top selling album of the year, paved the path for Sandé to win the prestigious Critics Choice Award at the BRITs (the British equivalent to the American Grammys). She also was the only artist to MORE
Two weeks ago, Terminal 5, one of Manhattan's most popular concert venues was transformed into a colorful tech-music paradise. Giant computer monitors installed with Windows 8 were set up everywhere. Blue lighting effects were projected on an all white ceiling, while DJ Robbie Wilde was spinning tunes. A life-sized HP Envy Touch notebook was on the floor. It was amusing participators and spectators alike. It was a bit strange watching people step MORE
The Lower East Side doesn't look like it used to. There's restaurant after restaurant that serve dinners that cost more than $20 a plate. You forget that a punk scene even existed here, with all of these young professionals walking around in their button downs and dark blue denim jeans. Attempting to avoid the Friday night shuffle, I turn the corner on to Rivington and walk towards a swanky hotel I have never heard of before. The Hotel on MORE
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