Spring Break
In 2002, movie fans got the darkly comedic, espionage thriller "Confessions of a Dangerous Mind." In 2005, audiences were entranced by the stark chain smoking news world of "Good Night, and Good Luck." In 2008, audiences we subjected to the contrived world of 1920s-30s screwball comedy in the form of the film "Leatherheads. (0) comments
At first glance, "The Ruins" seems like a typical horror film with good-looking young people in a foreign place getting killed off one by one by some unspeakable evil. While most of that statement holds true, there is a bit more to the film than meets the eye. (0) comments
While some children's films can be as tart and sickly sweet as the candy you bring into the movie theater to wolf down, some can also be paired up with a bittersweet flavor to even out the taste; mixing children's' wonderment with bright sounds, colors and imaginative characters with what seems like real moments of human peril, drama and emotion. (0) comments
As the dim blue lights of the Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts shone behind Paul Galbraith, the acclaimed guitar player and innovator walked onstage with a curious-looking instrument. With a pole attached to the end and extra strings, Galbraith's guitar was meant to he played in an upright manner, as one would imagine someone playing a cello, except that the pole strategically rested on a wooden box which acted as an amplifier. (0) comments
So you're having a great time at the bar, dancing, laughing with friends, when all of a sudden your significant other sounds the alarm. "Oh, s---! She's here!" he says, and instantly you know exactly what's going down: one of his exes has entered the bar, and she's headed straight toward you. (0) comments
As summer quickly approaches, many couples on campus are about to be faced with a new reality: the long-distance relationship. These three words are feared by couples soon to be separated by hundreds of miles. Adding the term long distance to a relationship is a frightening thing, and poses many questions. (0) comments