A lot of great music exists out there. But NBN can’t devote a slot to every CD that hits shelves, especially for bands most of you have never heard of. So, that’s where we come in. Due to our indie leanings here at One-Click Wonders, we catch all the music too obscure for the main [...]

The Dittmar Gallery in Norris features new exhibits by Brandy Pudzis and Marcy Sperry.

The Norah Jones flick teaches us all that being out of your mind gets the boys.

Blind Faith Café gives you a full plate at a good price.

White Denim’s James Petralli in New York City. Photo by Daniella Zalcman on Flickr, licensed under Creative Commons

“Kinetic” is one of those words that music critics have kind of killed. Once upon a time, it probably struck some kid as genius to steal a term he had learned in physics class and apply it to [...]

Frontman Adam Duritz was the enigmatic wild card at Thursday’s A&O Ball.

Smart People is a great film with a stellar cast — and it’ll boost your indie cred.

The band that defined a decade has grown out of touch.

The Princeton Laptop Orchestra performed at Pick-Staiger on Saturday.

First: George Clooney just shouldn’t direct comedies.

Choices this week include Nim’s Island and Leatherheads.

Del the Funky Homosapien’s futuristic new album Eleventh Hour is music for cruising the Milky Way.

Despite stunning landscape shots, without real action and historical accuracy, 10,000 B.C. fails to do much more than look pretty

After City of God, it’s a beautifully shot, less exciting return to the slums of Rio de Janeiro.

Step one: Create a quirky character for Will Ferrell to portray. Said character has a ridiculous name.