Hoodie Allen Life of a Happy Camper by Hailey Shields Long Island native Steven Markowitz, better known as Hoodie Allen, started writing lyrics as a kid. His love for making music never changed. In 2009, while attending college at the University of Pennsylvania, Allen continued writing raps. One of his first mixtapes, Pep Rally, began … Continue reading
Kathryn Dean Life Isn’t About Being Perfect by Shana Bergmann Only a few minutes into speaking with Kathryn Dean one thing becomes painfully obvious: she is one of the most charismatic and intelligent up-and-coming artists you’re likely to have the pleasure to talk to. The 19-year-old singer is undoubtedly taking the music business by storm … Continue reading
Rachel Platten – Fight Song EP (Columbia) I first ran across Rachel Platten back in 2008. She was opening a club show at New York’s Canal Room which also featured Lucy Woodward and Toby Lightman. While I was familiar with the other two artists’ work, I didn’t know anything about Platten. I sat in the … Continue reading
Emily Hearn Blowing Up Like a Volcano by Ethan Serling and Adam MacDonald Emily Hearn has been turning heads as of late, with her newest album Hourglass, which was just released a couple months ago. Her single “Volcano,” is the top-rated song on iTunes from her new album and Emily has gained quite a new … Continue reading
Jacob Whitesides – His Life Is a Wonderland by Maggie Mitchell Jacob Whitesides is a rising singing sensation from Knoxville, Tennessee. His career started when, at the age of fourteen, he realized he liked performing in front of a crowd. As his name began to spread throughout his hometown, Whitesides wanted to further his talent. … Continue reading
Recently, PopEntertainment.com’s Rachel and Maggie sat down with the rising sensation Jacob Whitesides. Jacob tells us all about his summer tour, and his recording process for his EP #3AM! Make sure you check it out! Continue reading
John Krasinski and Greg Daniels Shutting Down The Office by Jay S. Jacobs After nine years, 203 episodes, dozens of workers, a few weddings, some babies, uncounted lovers, lots of collating, and hundreds of thousands of reams of paper, it’s time to shut down Dunder-Mifflin. Scranton, Pennsylvania’s finest sons are closing up the place where … Continue reading
Alison Rosen Is Our New Best Friend by Ronald Sklar Adam Carolla’s awesome sidekick gets her own podcast — and it’s an instant hit. Keeping up and matching wits with the entertaining hyper vigilance that is Adam Carolla is not a job suited to just anyone. His daily complain-fest (available for free on iTunes) is … Continue reading
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