Posts Tagged ‘hip’
Rumour has it Mathai’s the one we’ve all been waiting for
by Alisha Ebrahimji – Texas State University
Sharon Mathai is a 19 year old, South Indian girl from Dallas, Texas who recently took her chances and auditioned for NBC’s The Voice. Sharon was born into a family of doctors, but decided to break away from the norm and pave a new path for herself...
March 12th, 2012 | Entertainment, Spotlight | Read More
Interview: Deer Park Avenue
By Swati Bhargava – University of Wisconsin – Madison
Deer Park Avenue is a band of two, well-travelled sisters with a penchance for high-energy, power-pop and punk music. Their sophomore album, Stop & Go, was released in October.
BGM: You’ve traveled everywhere from Switzerland and...
February 18th, 2012 | Entertainment | Read More
The Art of Buying Ridiculous Things
by Simerjeet Sahota
When the New Year rolls around, everyone’s always so busy picking up new, practical resolutions such as working out more, eating right, managing their finances, whatever. But not me. Don’t get me wrong – I tried to be one of those normal people. Instead, I’m...
February 6th, 2012 | Beauty and Style | Read More
The Red Tide with Indian Flair: Prita Chhabra
by Alisha Ebrahimji – Texas State University
Meet Prita Chhabra, an up and coming South Asian artist taking the music scene by storm one performance at a time! Prita was born in Canada but at the age of fifteen, she moved to Orlando, Florida. She returned to her hometown and obtained a psychology...
January 2nd, 2012 | Entertainment, Spotlight | Read More
Brown on Spotlight: Anjulie Persaud
by Shivangi Ramachandran - University of Oregon
Only a fellow brown girl knows how hard it is to make it. And by make it, I mean, strip ourselves away from the tensions and insecurities that arise from being immigrants, and turn it one of our biggest strengths.
An emerging and supremely talented young...
July 5th, 2010 | Spotlight | Read More
Renu Khator: Blazing the Trail
by Komal Thakkar – George Washington University
In January 2008, Dr. Renu Khator became the thirteenth president of the University of Houston and the eighth chancellor of the University of Houston System. She joined a handful of female presidents of major universities and is the first South Asian...
June 29th, 2010 | Spotlight | Read More
BG Spotlight: Anand Wilder of Yeasayer
by Priya Patel – University of Florida
Recently, I was able to interview Anand Wilder, a member of the increasingly popular indie band Yeasayer. Wilder plays guitar, keyboards, and contributes to vocals as well. Yeasayer has a greatly unique sound and their recently released second album, Odd...
May 17th, 2010 | Spotlight | Read More
The V-Day Fun Chick
So, you’re single on Valentines Day. Boo hoo. There’s still plenty you can do this weekend to make it a blast and not even notice what day it is! Here’s the BG How To Guide for Being a V-Day Fun Chick:
Go to the movies! If you really want to avoid the couples (although you’re...
February 13th, 2010 | BGBlog | Read More
Brown-See T.V.
by Sneha Goud
In the 1980s, The Cosby Show was the most diverse show on television. In the 90′s, two of NBC’s hit Thursday night comedies, Friends and Seinfeld, were criticized for their whitewashed view of New York. But it definitely is not the 90s anymore and Zee TV isn’t the only...
February 3rd, 2010 | BGBlog | Read More
The Soulful Katie Gray
by Pooja Patel
Brown Girl recently had a chance to talk to aspiring musician Katie Gray, a while back. You may have heard her beautifully haunting song, “Set Free” sampled on an episode last season of the hit TV show, Bones. Coming from a mixed South Asian and American background, this talented...
September 14th, 2009 | Spotlight | Read More





