Guest stars: they can either make or break a TV show. In recent years, guest stars haven't been a staple like they were in the 1980s and 1990s. There ...
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Read More »Each year, the English department's Visiting Writers Series (VWS) brings different authors to read for students and provide insights into the wonderful ...
Read More »It has been six long years since Fiona Apple's last album, "When the Pawn..." In her absence, fans discovered that Apple was working on her latest release ...
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Read More »When I was in high school reviewing new releases for the "Asbury Park Press," I remember seeing M. Night Shyamalan's "Unbreakable" and thinking to myself ...
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Read More »The Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) is probably responsible for consuming more hours of our youths than sleep and going to school combined. And for ...
Read More »A cadre of smartly dressed and highly stylized individuals descended on New York City this weekend for a two-day, dual-location music festival, Across ...
Read More »Boobs. Sex. More sex. Violence. A whole boatload of nakedness. Art flick. Can you decide which one does not belong? Art flick. So why does it belong? Last ...
Read More »In "A History of Violence," Viggo Mortensen plays Tom Stall, an average guy in a small rural city. He and his wife, Edie (Maria Bello), share a healthy ...
Read More »It's not every day I get the opportunity to see a film before the rest of the world. Despite having done professional and Signal-related movie reviews, ...
Read More »If you have never searched for anything on eBay, you haven't lived. It is truly amazing what people will sell on eBay and it's even stranger when those ...
Read More »Adaptations are not a new trend in Hollywood. But with the summer blockbuster season winding down and the winter rush for Oscar nominations on the horizon, ...
Read More »Walt Whitman, possibly the greatest American poet, was reincarnated through music and voice at Kendall Hall last Friday evening. As part of the Walt Whitman ...
Read More »By 1966, everyone knew what was best for Bob Dylan - except, apparently, himself. To the masses, record company executives, the press, his fans, Dylan ...
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