By Chris Minitelli Staff Writer Among the array of different summer movies that came out in the last few months was Disney’s latest family film “Maleficent.” ...
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Read More »By Jonathan Edmondson & Kimberly Ilkowski Arts & Entertainment Editor & Review Editor Best Film Jonathan: “Boyhood,” written and directed ...
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Read More »Since the early days of Broadway, there have been a handful of leading ladies who have outshined the competition. These women represent the paradigm of ...
Read More »For fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, I will warn you ahead of time: this article features heavy spoilers for the newest installment into the franchise, ...
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Read More »Few films have ever matched the absolute irrational realism that Joel and Ethan Coen’s film “Fargo” reached in 1996. The off-kilter Academy Award-winning ...
Read More »By Zachary Dzierzgowski Staff Writer For over 25 years, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s classic musical, “The Phantom of the Opera,” has dazzled audiences ...
Read More »HBO’s new comedy series “Silicon Valley” had two things in its favor: its concept and Mike Judge. In this age where being on the bleeding edge is ...
Read More »By Blaire Diezel Correspondent “Les Misérables,” the beloved novel by Victor Hugo, has returned to its home at the Imperial Theater after its departure ...
Read More »A psychological thriller is oftentimes a film that can be very difficult to successfully make. However, when it is done right, this genre is very compelling ...
Read More »Kid Cudi’s newest album, “Satellite Flight: The Journey to the Mother Moon,” is boring. Just plain boring. Can I call it the worst album I’ve ...
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A few weeks ago, students waited in line outside of the Brower Student Center for tickets to see the trending a capella group Pentatonix. But was it ...
Read More »By Tristan Laferriere Correspondent If you happened to catch any recent episodes of Stephen Colbert’s late-night political show, “The Colbert Report,” ...
Read More »"First Love,” James Patterson’s latest romance novel, takes the reader on a short journey across the United States, focusing on the lives of the ill-fated ...
Read More »It was hard to avoid hearing about Darren Aronofsky’s epic based on the biblical story of Noah and the Ark, aptly titled “Noah.” The film has been ...
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