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A Star is Born
by Justin Walker
MOVIE REVIEW It’s difficult to take a classic that has already been reworked two other
times and deliver a great piece, but that’s exactly what happened in the 2018 rendition of “A Star Is Born.” The third remake of the 1937 original features Bradley Cooper on both sides of the camera as he makes his directorial debut. “A Star Is Born” stars Cooper and Lady Gaga as Jackson Maine and Ally, two singersongwriters on very different paths. While Jackson is performing sold-out concerts and battling several addictions, Ally is working as a waitress and moonlighting as a singer at a drag bar. After stumbling upon one of her shows, Jackson manages to get Ally on stage with him, which not only sparks a relationship between the two, but also jumpstarts Ally’s musical career. Cooper and Lady Gaga both deliver outstanding performances, not just as actors, but musically as well. Cooper flawlessly brings yet another issue-riddled character to life on the big screen, as he is surely becoming one of the greatest actors of our time. It’s always a concern when a musician steps in front of the camera for their cinema debut, but Lady Gaga crushed it. Her portrayal of a wanna-be turned superstar is one that is sure to receive some nods come award season. The film deals with several dark themes, including drug addiction, alcoholism and suicide. For a film that lasts longer than two hours, this could leave audiences depressed, but Cooper, from a directive standpoint, bypassed that by adding many upbeat moments, including many laughs in the first half of the film. With a star-studded cast and an exceptional script, “A Star Is Born” may just be the best film of 2018.
ALBUM REVIEW When a musical film starring an award-winning pop star and a well-known and musically-talented actor is released, it’s safe to say the soundtrack will follow shortly. In the case of “A Star Is Born,” the movie and its album both debuted on October 5 to major praise.
by Justin Walker
The soundtrack to “A Star Is Born” features many original songs written or co-written by Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga, as well as a handful of covers to classics. From upbeat, rock-and-roll feels to emotional ballads, the album matches the tone of the film it accompanies perfectly. The most notable song is the lead single “Shallow,” which was released ahead of the film. Both stars perform the song, while Gaga serves as both co-writer and co-producer on the track. The song features compelling lyrics and powerful vocals.
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“Black Eyes,” the opening full-length track on the album, is performed by Cooper, who co-wrote the piece with Lukas Nelson, son of Willie Nelson. The rock feel to the song highlights the rough and raspy qualities in Cooper’s voice, while providing a fun and easy listen. The final song, which features a film and extended version, is “I’ll Never Love Again.” The heartfelt ballad is performed by Gaga, who showcases her incredible range across the devastatingly beautiful lyrics. Cooper appears on the film version, adding to the emotion of the track. This is a must-hear soundtrack that everyone will enjoy.
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MUSIC
Texas Country is perhaps the most popular genre of music in Bryan-
by Tyra Harris
College Station, but it certainly is not the only prevalent genre in town. While it’s true that dozens of local twenty-somethings attend weekly country concerts at Hurricane Harry’s, rock music, and particularly indie rock and alternative rock, also has a sizable following here. Fans of such music would enjoy seeing the band Screaming Females live in concert. This Friday, country music fans are invited to trade in their cowboy boots and heavy belt buckles for Chuck Taylor’s and leather jackets at the Screaming Females concert at The Grand Stafford Theater in Historic Downtown Bryan. The band, together since their high school years, are on tour, promoting their seventh studio album entitled “All at Once.” For the first time ever, the New Jersey natives incorporate pop-punk beats into their sound. This genre blend can be heard on tracks “I’ll Make You Sorry” and “Soft Domination.” At its peak, “All at Once” reached number 14 on the Billboard US Independent Albums chart and number 2 on the Billboard US Heatseekers chart. The album has received rave reviews from critics, including an A- score from The A.V. Club. The music video for the album’s third track, “I’ll Make You Sorry,”
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was directed by Lance Bangs. Bangs has worked with multi-platinum selling artists such as Kanye West and Green Day. Music lovers of all ages are welcome to enjoy the howling tunes of Screaming Females at their concert on Friday, October 19. The doors of The Grand Stafford Theater open at 7 p.m. and the show begins at 8 p.m. Purchase tickets for $12 in advance here: https:// grandstaffordtheater.com/event/screaming-females-with-kittenforever/ or at the door for $15.
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BRAZOS VALLEY FAIR AND RODEO Have you gotten in on the action at the Brazos Valley’s beloved After a long day exploring the fairgrounds, head on over to the rodeo and stock show? Traditions run deep here in the BV, so if this concert each night featuring headliners including The Emotions, isn’t one of your annual stops, you may want to think again. Diamond Rio, Los Rieleros Del Norte and Los Corceles De Linares. Check out tickets and schedule online. Since the first BV Fair and Rodeo in 2012, it continues to grow and expand year after year. Although the fair is still in its early stages, For more information about specific activities and times or to snag it’s already a must attend family tradition in the Brazos Valley, so tickets visit the Brazos Valley Fair and Rodeo website. you won’t want to miss out. The 2018 Brazos Valley Fair and Rodeo will run the weekend of October 19-21. The goal of the Fair is to showcase agriculture, leave a lasting legacy of youth education, involve the community and enhance Texas culture. The weekend will have endless things to see, taste and do. Some of the festivities include pig racing, a bird show, bull riding, and if you haven’t had the privilege of watching mutton bustin’, where kids try to ride a sheep, you’ve got to check it out, because it’s a hoot! An exhibit hall filled with vendors from clothes to jewelry to knick knacks will tempt those who wish to shop. And in true fair tradition, you’ll find loads of deep fried deliciousness to overindulge on.
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By Jose Rueda
Parker Mc Co l l u m a nd T h e P o w e l l B rot h e r s
a t H u r r i c a n e H a r r y’s
Hurricane Harry’s consistently serves up fantastic country music in a Texas style venue, but Parker McCollum is arguably one of the most well-known artists they’ve hosted. On October 19, McCollum will be joined by The Powell Brothers in a show that’s sure to please. McCollum is a native-born Texan who explores the blend between country and Americana music. With influences like Steve Earle and Bob Dylan, McCollum’s music toes the line between boot-tapping country and softer rock. His songs invite the listener into his personal stories of heartbreak as he casts his strong vocals over the rhythm of a steady guitar. In 2015, at only 22, Austin-based McCollum’s debut LP “The Limestone Kid” changed his entire life. Thanks to the regional radio success of the single “Meet You in the Middle,” McCollum found himself on the country music scene, touring from city to city. It was quite the shock at such a young age. McCollum released the LP “Probably Wrong” in 2017. The project’s success was built from the popularity of the EP by the same title, and
now McCollum’s rise in the music industry has flown sky-high. In describing “Probably Wrong,” “The Daily Country” says, “Throughout the project, McCollum concentrates (successfully) on writing about what he knows - love, relationships, and life on the road – and does so in a way that nods to tradition all while being contemporary, vivid, and unique.” This album is a much deeper dive into the mind of McCollum. He wrote most of it after his serious relationship ended. Many of the songs such as “Hell of a Year” or “I Can’t Breathe” truly show the pain and struggle with which the artist was wrestling. He has been featured in lists such as “Rolling Stone”’s “New Country Artists You Need To Know” where he was compared to John Mayer. The Powell Brothers, a Houston based up-and-coming country duo, will open the show at 9, and McCollum will take the stage at 10. Tickets to this exciting show are available through Hurricane Harry’s website.
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by Laurel Butts
Texas Grand Slam Poetry Night There’s something else in the air, besides the scent of apple cinnamon candles and the faint waft of pumpkin spiced lattes. It’s the spirit of competition. The time is nigh again for intense bouts of slam poetry performances. Poets will compete at several locations in Bryan/ College Station to be the champion of the Eighth Annual Texas Grand Slam Poetry Festival. The festival’s director, Lino Anunciacion, says, “It’s become a staple and tradition in the Texas poetry community, as well as a pilgrimage for many poets outside of the state.” The festival will kick off at Lupa’s Coffee with the “Last Chance Slam” this Thursday night, October 18, at 7. Then, the preliminary and semi-final rounds will begin Friday evening at 5:30. Fortytwo contenders will compete in bouts o the preliminary round at various locations— The Palace, The Village, or Revolution Café and Bar. Festival attendees will have the opportunity to hear crafted work that celebrates diversity, personal experience, and perseverance from passionate poets. Anunciacion highlights the validity of the poet’s various experiences, saying, “I hope that audience members take the time to
listen to the very important narratives and perspectives that each and every poet is going to bring to the stage.” After eighteen poets are dismissed following the preliminary round, the semi-finals will begin that same Friday night at two of the aforementioned locations. Ready for another bout, they will once again compete, with only ten remaining poets moving onto the final competition. The poets who survive both rounds on Friday night will have time to recover before giving it their all on Saturday evening at 7:30 in Rudder Theatre. These finalists will compete in three bouts, after which one will win the title of champion and $1,200. Tickets to see the final event are $8 in advance and $10 at the door. Last year, Alex Luu won the coveted title and prize. His poem—“Why You So Extra?” —enters his personal narrative through a colloquially told anecdote. Luu centers his work in his Asian heritage and his supportive family. The competition will be in full swing this weekend at locations all around BCS, culminating on Saturday night. Give yourself a pre-Halloween poetry treat to watch and listen as performance poets battle for the 2018 champion’s title.
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By Jose Rueda
Q&A with the P o w e l l B r o t he r s When a country band gets noticed, it can create a perfect storm of constant shows and being on the road, but for Houston-based band The Powell Brothers, who love giving live performances, that’s heaven. Brothers Taylor and Blake Powell, fronts for the band, recently sat down with Maroon Weekly to share what it’s like being an up and coming band, their rise in the country/Americana scene and their feelings about Hurricane Harry’s before their Friday, Oct. 19 performance joining Parker McCollum. Q: How did The Powell Brothers get started? A: Taylor and I have been working in the music industry for years now. We have ran shows, wrote songs, been backups—anything you could think of, we had already done it. In a way we were already prepared to run our own band. We had ran and done things for so many people, and we were content doing that. Out of coincidence, we both ended up moving to Houston and just decided to make a record together, and we just never stopped. We never really planned to do this, but we have seriously enjoyed the ride. It was completely unintentional. We just had all the experience needed, and people kept telling us to give it a shot. We knew the toll this could put on us. We had seen other bands break up, and we had seen bands work really hard and never find success, but we both knew neither of us would ever quit. “Four Wheel Hotel” was the first song we ever put on the radio. There was actually one time we went to Hurricane Harry’s, and the DJ recognized us and played the song. The floor was empty before he played it, and it was really cool to see a bunch of people go on the dance floor and dance to our record.
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Would you say Harry’s is a special place for you? by KendallQ: Ward
A: It absolutely is. We love Harry’s. When we are not performing, we love to slip in there. It is one of the coolest places to go to. Q: Talk to me about your EP, “Introducing… The Powell Brothers.” A: So the record was actually co-produced with Granger Smith’s drummer in a garage in Austin, Texas. It was our first studio record. To that point, we really had only done and recorded live stuff, which is easier because it is what it is. You play it and it turns out how you played. Studio records are more difficult because you can hone in on every little detail and you start to overthink things. We are so glad we got to do it. That was just our Texas record. Q: What are the best memories you’ve had so far in your career? A: Well, we’re both Houston boys, so getting to sing the national anthem and play a few shows for the Astros’ games last year was awesome. Also, when we met Paul Franklin. Paul Franklin is THE guy. Anyone in country knows who he is. Getting to meet him and some of the other guys we have met is like high school. These are my high school dreams. One of our favorite moments, we were performing in Padre in front of a crowd of over 1000 people. Someone handed me a beer and the entire crowd was yelling for me to chug. I had to channel my inner college student, and I shotgunned it, and everyone cheered. I never would have dreamed in my life I would get to experience something like that. It was super cool, man. Q: Anything else you’d like readers to know? A: Just come out to the show. It is going to be so much fun! Also, we will have a new record coming out in February. Come on out and hear two Texas native bands on Oct 19! Tickets are available on the Hurricane Harry’s website.
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arrives and befriends the other beauticians, they become a close knit group of friends that face heartache and happiness together. Shelby Eatenton (Julia Roberts) is a member of the salon and a struggling diabetic whose pregnancy puts her at dire risk. This deeply touching play is a reminder that we are stronger together because we all have a similar need for friendship. “Steel Magnolias” reveals how companionship and a shared emotional connection is needed when individuals are facing difficult situations. It also shows how even in the darkest times, laughing amongst friends can usually put a comical spin on things. The play was an instant hit when Harling’s original Off- Broadway play opened
Based on the true story of Harling’s sister, Susan, who passed away on March 28, 1987 at the WPA theater in New York City. After 1126 from complications due to diabetes, the play revolves around a performances, the play then closed on February 25, 1990. Purchase beauty salon in a small Louisiana town. When a new beautician tickets for the October 24 show on the MSC Opas website.
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COLLEGE STATION’S 80TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
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Messina Hof’s Spooky Cellar Tour Eat, drink, and be scary! Treat yourself during trick or treating chocolate truffle to close out your frightful night. This informative season to an exclusive Spooky Cellar Tour at Messina Hof. Gather and interactive tour will surely satisfy your thirst for an entertaining with your friends on October 26 and 27 at the winery in your Halloween weekend. Halloween costumes for a wine tasting and tour of the grounds. Although costumes are not required to attend the tour, you What makes this night so special, you ask? Well, for one weekend wouldn’t want to miss this opportunity to dress up with friends and of the year, you can try a glass of Messina Hof’s Sparkling Ghost enjoy the local wines of Messina Hof. The guides at the winery will Wine while exploring the estate. The tour guides, dressed for help make this a memorable night. The tours will occur October the occasion, will engage the tour group about the history and 26 and October 27 from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Additionally, all the folklore of Messina Hof. Following the outing, you will be educated wines you will experience in their spooky cellar will be available for by the expert guides in how the winery actually makes their purchase. Tickets can be purchased from Messina Hof’s website, wines—from fermenting to bottling. A selection of four spooky, and they highly encourage you to make reservations as space will Halloween themed wines will then be available for tasting, and be limited. Don’t let kids be the only ones guaranteed a wonderful wine will come straight from the barrels of Messina Hof’s cellar. time this Halloween! The Spooky Cellar Tour at Messina Hof is here The unique experience continues with a delicious Papa Paulo Port to ensure that your Halloween is just as fun and full of chills.
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Family Fall Fest
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at Lake Bryan
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The festival’s main event is a showing of “Monsters, Inc.” that begins around 7 p.m. Before then, your kids will be able to enjoy free activities such as a bounce house, face painting, and a ride on Paw Paw’s Party Train. For further fall activities, Habitat for Humanity will host a photo booth and pumpkin patch, with pumpkins available for a donation. Kids will also be able to get in some trick-or-treating As owner of Lake Bryan, BTU invites the practice by visiting non-profit vendors for a community to enjoy the lake year-round. Elisabeth Reyes, BTU Energy Accounts Manager, goody or two. said, “We want to have a free, family fun event to showcase Lake Bryan as a local recreation And how about the food? Dinner and dessert will be available for purchase from food trucks destination.” Have y’all had too much of the heat? Are you ready to usher in the crisp autumn weather? Then the inaugural Family Fall Fest at Lake Bryan is the way to get the whole family into the pumpkin-picking, trick-or-treating, fall spirit! Bryan Texas Utilities is hosting a mostly free, family-centered evening on October 20 from 4 to 9:30 p.m.
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such as Taqueria Puro Potosino, Sno Monkey, and JLM’s Chicken & Waffle. Just make sure to buy food before the film begins at 7, when vendors will begin wrapping up. The highlight of the evening is the screening of “Monsters, Inc.,” during which BTU will give out free popcorn. Those who want something sweeter will be able to purchase kettle corn. Come enjoy the free activities and film while celebrating the change of season and, of course, Halloween. To enjoy the movie, bring chairs and picnic blankets. This Saturday at Lake Bryan is sure to be a family fun evening!
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Randall King & Josh Ward at The Tap
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Mark your calendars for October 23 because Randall King and Josh guitar. Debuting his first self-titled album in April, Randall King is Ward will be putting on an electric show at The Tap. You can take a here to make his mark in the country music scene. break that Tuesday night from the hustle of the weekday and enjoy a concert with a cold drink in your hand. Both King and Ward are Another Texas country artist to keep on your radar is Josh Ward. His rising Texas country musicians—the perfect kind of concert to bring fourth album, “More Than I Deserve” released in May of this year, a boot-wearing dance partner to. Slow and fast paced, these two
contains all the elements of Ward’s music—emotional with a sense
have songs that make a great night with friends.
of comforting nostalgia. His songs remind you of all your firsts and memorable nights under the Texas stars. Hungry to provide the best
Fans of Wade Bowen and Cody Johnson will love Randall King’s shows possible for his fans, Ward has been on tour across the nation. heartfelt country songs. The singer-songwriter is from the West Texas Plains and grew up listening to the country legends—Alan Jackson, The two musicians will be sure to put on a lively show at The Tap on George Strait, and Garth Brooks to name a few. King’s southern roots October 23. The doors open at 6 p.m. and the performance will start really influenced his songwriting. He writes and produces almost all at 7 p.m. Food, drinks and great music will all be in abundance to his music alone, and uses classic country instruments like the steel
liven up your Tuesday evening.
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when: October 26-27, 2018 where: Messina Hof Winery
BRAZOS VALLEY FAIR & RODEO
Parker McCollum & The Powell Brothers
Steel Magnolias
when: October 19-21, 2018 where: Brazos Valley Fairgrounds
when: October 19, 2018 where: Hurrican Harry’s
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when: October 24, 2018 where: Rudder Tower
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