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Vicetone announced as opener for 50th Dillo Day

Vicetone will open this year’s Dillo Day, Mayfest Productions announced Saturday. “Regardless of exposure to EDM music, virtually everybody will be moved to dance along to Vicetone’s set,” Mayfest Talent Buyer Zach Fox said in a news release. Dillo Day, the nation’s largest student-run music festival, is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. To commemorate...

Q&A: Basscrooks on Life in Color at CU

Best Pop Rock Bands of All Time

The Top Ten OneRepublic OneRepublic is an American pop rock band. Formed in Colorado Springs, Colorado in 2002 by lead singer Ryan Tedder and guitarist Zach Filkins, the band achieved commercial success on Myspace as an unsigned act. They made a lot of good songs such as Good Life, I Lived, Marchin On, Heaven, The Less I Know, Life In Color, All We Are, All This Time, Mercy, Burning Bridges... A classic. Their lyrics are one of the best, combined with their determined efforts defines them. Common onerepublic is better than Coldplay they are underrated they deserve more attention I know I voted for #Onerepublic but I still love coldplay... And onerepublic is my life

'Life in Color' review: David Attenborough makes us marvel at the world yet again

‘Life in Color’ with David Attenborough   The docu-series on Netflix shows us how the animal kingdom uses colour to conceal, confuse and caution In 2018, researchers from Newcastle University gave tiny 3D glasses to praying mantises to understand how they see the world. The mantis is the only insect known to have a stereo vision, and the team was trying to figure out how its vision is different from ours, given its extremely small brain. Taking this a step further, the new docuseries on Netflix, Life in Colour with David Attenborough, explores in detail how different animals perceive the world they live in and how colour plays an important role not just in mating, but also in raising its young, hiding from predators, and even maintaining territory.

How David Attenborough Became Nature's Voice of Reason (Column)

How David Attenborough Became Nature's Voice of Reason (Column) Caroline Framke, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail There’s little in this world more soothing than turning on a nature documentary and hearing David Attenborough’s calm, steady voice. Even as a disembodied narrator, the 94-year-old presenter has become such a ubiquitous presence that watching any nature doc without him feels strange, as if trying to put on a shoe before realizing it’s on the wrong foot. This month, in fact, Attenborough’s voice anchors two separate productions: Apple TV Plus’ documentary “The Year the Earth Changed” (out April 16) and Netflix’s “Life in Color” (out April 22). In both, he proves why he has become the go-to authority on the natural world as he highlights wonder and warnings with equal urgency.

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