Erin Yarnall

1 month ago | stagedhaze.com | Erin Yarnall

For many people, working in the entertainment industry is a dream job. But Los Angeles-based singer, rapper, and songwriter Kilo Kish shows that it can be just as draining and burnout-inducing as any other job in her new single, “r3program.” The single was released today, alongside the announcement of a new EP, Negotiations, which will be released May 16. The EP focuses in on what it takes to create in a digital-focused era, and also theintense burnout that people can feel in a tech-focused age.

2 months ago | upnorthnewswi.com | Erin Yarnall

Reading isn’t just for coffee shops. With cozy seating, homey interiors, and limited noise, some bars in Milwaukee make for the best place to read alone. There are plenty of great places to read in Milwaukee: along the lakefront, any number of coffee shops, the Milwaukee Public Library, and several bars.

2 months ago | upnorthnewswi.com | Erin Yarnall

Made popular by their extra chewy texture and cute design, you can find mochi donuts at several donut shops throughout the state. One of the best things about donuts is that there’s a lot of variety: from old-fashioned to glazed, from jelly donuts to fritters. But there’s a new contender on the block: mochi donuts. What is a mochi donut?

2 months ago | chicagotribune.com | Erin Yarnall

After the federal government stepped up enforcement of immigration regulations in recent weeks, administrators at Warren Township High School District 121 turned their attention to the district’s related policies at a meeting Tuesday and answered questions raised by the residents. “We are experiencing a high level of questions in the community from general community members, students and family members about how we’re approaching this,” Superintendent Daniel Woestman said.

2 months ago | stagedhaze.com | Erin Yarnall

With age comes maturity and wisdom, but just because you’re getting older doesn’t mean that you have things figured out. The Wombats capture that seemingly eternal anxiety and anguish well on their sixth studio album, Oh! The Ocean, which dropped today. The album serves as a sonic departure from the indie band’s previous work—it’s moodier, more at ease and a signal that after two decades together and six studio albums, the band is able to gel in unique ways.