By Richard ChachowskiStaff Writer Jonathan Lethem is seemingly unstoppable. Over the past 30 years, the author has written on subjects ranging from science ...
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By Sara NigroCorrespondent On April 2, 2021, Demi Lovato released her latest studio album titled, “Dancing With The Devil … The Art Of Starting Over.” ...
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By Richard ChachowskiStaff Writer Monster movies are hard to make. The pressure on the part of the moviemaker revolves around making a movie that seems ...
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By Chelsie DermanArts & Entertainment Editor “Udderly Opinionated” is a podcast brought to you by two College roommates — where all they do ...
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By Jayleen RolonStaff Writer Nathan Feuerstein, known professionally as NF, is a rapper, singer and songwriter who creates non-explicit hip hop. His ...
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By Zoe Talbot Staff Writer When Will Hawkins (Kevin Quinn) is caught stealing a cop car, he is presented with two options: juvie or summer camp. The ...
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By Kaitlin HurleyCorrespondent CUB Alt hosted an exclusive virtual embroidery event on March 25 from 8 to 9 p.m. The event gave students a chance to ...
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By Ian KrietzbergManaging Editor The exuberance, vitality and storied lyrics of Broadway. The layers, jazz and funk of a 1930s big-band orchestra. Enormous ...
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By Julia Duggan Senior Staff Writer CUB hosted a virtual spring concert featuring two groups, opening with Josie Dunne and closing with Two Friends. ...
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By Julia DugganSenior Staff Writer The College Union Board (CUB) hosted the founder of a nonprofit group that promotes awareness and safety for people ...
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By Zoe Talbot Staff Writer [Warning: spoilers for “Deadly Illusions”] Mary Morrison (Kristin Davis) is a bestselling author who gave up writing ...
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By Jayleen RolonStaff Writer Canadian singer-songwriter Justin Bieber has become a household name since his rise to fame at age 14 with his hit song ...
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By Ariel SteinsaltzCorrespondent On Friday, Marvel Studios released the pilot episode of its second television show, “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.” ...
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By Joey GibbsStaff Writer We are eagerly approaching the one year anniversary of Lana Del Rey’s tone deaf “question for the culture” post where ...
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By Len La RoccaManaging Editor In a year of event cancelations, the 63rd Grammy Awards gave new meaning to ‘the show must go on.’ Despite a postponement ...
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By Richard ChachowskiStaff Writer I should probably clarify for anyone wondering: no, I did not see the original 2017 “Justice League,” namely due ...
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By Chelsie DermanArts & Entertainment Editor TCNJ Musical Theatre (TMT) held their first virtual Broadway Night on Tuesday, Mar. 16 at 8:30 p.m., ...
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By Kevin Horinbrook Staff Writer When the a cappella group i-Tunes took the stage for their annual winter concert in 2019, they went through the usual ...
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By Richard ChachowskiStaff Writer There has been no shortage of industries that have found themselves unable to change with the times as a result of ...
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By Julia DugganSenior Staff Writer Right now, the music education majors at the College have mixed feelings. Seniors are relieved that student teaching ...
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