About Angela
More commonly known as Ang; sometimes known as Bill, Penny Lane or Angus. 2009 Boston University College of Communication grad. Digital managing editor at Townsquare Media. Music addict, hockey fan, klutz.
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Author Archives: Angela Stefano
How a Semi-Fictitious Groupie Helped Me Decide to Move to Boston
“I always tell the girls, never take it seriously. If you never take it seriously, you never get hurt. If you never get hurt, you always have fun.” (Penny Lane, ‘Almost Famous’) Sometime around sophomore year of high school, my … Continue reading
Of Female Reporters and Professional Sports — Is this the '50s??
In a 2007 New York Times article, Chuck Klosterman wrote one of the simplest, most dead-on (and one of my favorite) descriptions of professional sports locker rooms. “It’s an uncomfortable situation; people are tired, people are naked and people are … Continue reading
Music is Art: More than Just Music and Art
Wow, that was a really cheesy headline. Sorry. But seriously, Music is Art’s name doesn’t even begin to cover everything the festival has. Yesterday’s acts ranged from interpretive dance to escape artists and everything in between — children’s performances, hair … Continue reading
Music is Art 2010: Virtual Coverage
The Important Details: Music is Art 2010 kicks off at 10am today at the Albright-Knox Art Gallery. It runs until 10pm tonight. If you want to see the line-ups, here they are for the three main stages, as well as … Continue reading
It's All About the Music (is Art)
The Music is Art Festival is not what it was in 2003 — a few bands playing on one tiny stage in the old Chameleon West parking lot to a crowd made up of a few who were there just … Continue reading
Help for Compass House, Backed by Some Big Names
Most of us are lucky enough to have never worried about having a safe place to live. Most of us have never, and will never, run away from home. Most of us were never, or will never be, a teenager … Continue reading
Pretty N.E.R.D-y
Sometimes a band or an artist will come out of nowhere and totally blow your mind. Perhaps you’ve heard a song or two and don’t care for the music. Or you’re casual fan, but don’t necessarily think they’re totally spectacular. … Continue reading
Remembering Forgotten Buffalo
I am what you might call a “fake” Buffalonian. I was born in Connecticut, and my family moved here when I was almost six for my mom’s job. Before that, we really didn’t have any ties to the area; my … Continue reading
Two Completely Unrelated, Yet Interesting, Things
Hipsters on Food Stamps I must be missing something here because I’m really not seeing what, as the second half or so of the article mentions, people find so wrong with this. If you qualify for food stamps, you qualify … Continue reading
