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by Cole Hill, Entertainment Editor, cghill@smu.edu

It isn't every day that life explodes before your eyes. But that's just what you can expect at Mark Mothersbaugh's new art exhibition "Postcard Diaries" at Dallas' own Pawn Gallery. Beginning the "obsessive hobby" of illustrating postcards for friends and family during his downtime on early worldwide tours, 30 years later Mothersbaugh is still at it. (0) comments

by Steve Thompson, News Editor, sthompson@smu.edu

The latest Robert Redford film, "Lions for Lambs," is the movie intellectual audiences have been waiting for as a response to the U.S.' four-year war in Iraq. Stacked with stars like Tom Cruise, Meryl Streep and Redford himself, the movie dabbles in the politics of winning the War on Terror, the journalists who cover it and the way it affects each and every U. (2) comments

by Amanda Merrill, Contributing Writer, amerrill@smu.edu

As the 87-year-old woman gingerly walked down the stairs of SMU's Sharp dance studio, one would hardly realize she is a protégé of the most influential American choreographer in history: Martha Graham. Yet as Yuriko, as she is called, sits down before the group of talented dance majors, her posture straightens, her arms extend gracefully and her feet tap in time with the music. (1) comment

by Allison Catalani, Contributing Writer, acatalani@smu.edu

Collin Cable faces the challenge of digital media with an attitude unlike other artists. In the days when almost anyone can create an album and promote their talent on MySpace and You Tube, widespread accessibility makes it harder for musicians to earn support. (1) comment

by Jordan Traxler, Associate A&E Editor - Fashion, jtraxler@smu.edu

I was flipping though the new Elle the other day when something caught my eye: sequined Converse! I have always been a big fan of classic Converse laceups, but after looking at the company's Web site, I have become a fanatic. Having six or so pairs of the classic low-rise "Chucks," I find that you can wear them with just about anything. (0) comments

Q: What defines your personal style or makes your style unique? A: My personal style is timeless and girly, but fun. I like to take basic pieces and give them a fun look with accessories. Q: Who is your personal style icon? A: Audrey Hepburn is my style icon because she was classy, but she knew how to give each look its own spark and personality. (0) comments