Extras bond over food and late-night acting
By Scott Napolitano | Nov. 9, 2005Just when I thought I was out, M. Night Shyamalan pulled me back in. After two days on the set of his latest effort, "Lady in the Water," I considered ...
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Read More »The Visiting Writer Series (VWS) continues with a reading from author and Montclair University professor Jess Row at 3 p.m. today in the New Library Auditorium. ...
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Read More »With the ever-continuing box office slump, movie-goers have begun to question if a loss in originality is to blame for a general lack of enthusiasm about ...
Read More »If a passerby were to glance upon two ordinary double doors of an auditorium in the Science Complex, he or she would have never guessed that a presentation ...
Read More »Rain machines on a cold night with a forecast of heavy precipitation do not bode well for actors. So when I waltzed onto the set of M. Night Shyamalan's ...
Read More »Jason Price, junior music education major, watched the news reports about New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina, and he decided to do something about ...
Read More »America is changing - and fast. With the advent of new technology and the melting pot theory, the country is becoming new and improved for the future. "This ...
Read More »If you've read any of the pre-release buzz on "Elizabethtown," it's no secret that writer/director Cameron Crowe was having major editing problems with ...
Read More »You may have heard the phrase "Wookiee-American" thrown around the news over the last week. That's because Peter Mayhew, the actor who played Chewbacca ...
Read More »"I have the power!" By uttering those four words while holding his power sword over his head, Prince Adam of Eternia was able to transform himself from ...
Read More »Despite my aversion to being starstruck, I was not prepared to be standing next to M. Night Shyamalan on set. Shyamalan (or M as he is simply called by ...
Read More »"It was a graveyard smash / He did the mash / It caught on in a flash / He did the mash / He did the monster mash." It caught on in more than a flash, ...
Read More »Halloween is quickly approaching and it's time to hit the video store for a few scares. With so many generic slasher flicks lining the shelves these days, ...
Read More »Jonathan Ames ended his reading last Wednesday afternoon like he ends all of them - with the Hairy Call. According to Ames, the author of three novels ...
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