Entertainment

Turnover combined an old-school T.V aesthetic and great opening acts for a unique experience at the Summit Music Hall. By Phillip Mckenzie

The U.K. singer’s debut album is full of catchy and immersive tracks, blending genres for a unique auditory experience. By Sam Danshes

30 Seconds to Mars released their newest album America and there is little to celebrate about it. By Charlotte Spaeth

J. Cole once again gives himself center stage only to show off an annoying alter ego and a disjointed concept. By Joseph Mason

The first episodes of Jersey Shore Family Vacation highlight old drama and revamped reality television. By Charlotte Spaeth

CU’s first Symposium on Drugs featured local speakers advocating for a change in U.S. drug policy. By Robert Tann

CU Independent’s Arts Editors sat down with the cast of Super Troopers 2 for a conversation on the new film. By Austin Willeke and Chris Koeler

A Girl Cried Red is a change from Princess Nokia’s typical sound, and it may have missed the mark. By Camille Sauers

Pale Waves brush off comparisons to their label mates with a fantastic showing of their own unique style at Larimer Lounge. By Austin Willeke

Cardi B’s new album “Invasion of Privacy” reveals personal stories and her talents as emerging hip-hop artist. By Amanda Bell