After experiencing a new lifestyle of being young, rich and famous, the Oakland native has finally released his highly anticipated sophomore album, “When It’s Dark Out.”

Is this new genre of political entertainment a vital resource for political knowledge or is it nothing more than a distraction from the actual issues at hand?

The anticipation has certainly built up as fans have patiently waited for global pop star, Ellie Goulding to release her third studio album, “Delirium.” The album was released on Nov. 6 and is Goulding’s first full-length work in three years.

Marking ten years since she conquered the American Idol stage, country-pop artist Carrie Underwood has released her fifth studio album. “Storyteller” was released on Oct. 23 and is Underwood’s first album in three years—and her first as a new mother.

Directed by Oscar winning Danny Boyle, “Steve Jobs,” was released on Oct. 9 making it the third feature film focusing on the tech guru’s life.

After the release of “Good for You,” Selena Gomez fans have anxiously awaited the arrival of her highly anticipated new album “Revival.” The album was officially released on Oct. 9.

After a decade of seemingly hopeless anticipation, West Coast rapper, The Game has finally released his sequel album, “The Documentary 2.” The album arrived on Oct. 9, as part one of the two-disk album, totaling at 38 tracks.

From making YouTube videos tobeing featured on the big screen, and now his own comedy tour, Jimmy Tatro shows no signs of slowing down. The 23-year-old comedian and actor is currently touring across the country performing his show “Jimmy Tatro Live: Memoirs of a College Dropout.” The show will be touching down on Sonoma State Univerity’s campus on Oct 16.