The Berkeley Beacon, Emerson College, MA
14 hours ago by Andrew Bruss
According to the cute and cursing comedian, Palin sucks and our generation is a bunch of entitled brats.
The Justice, Brandeis University, MA
4 hours ago by Wei-Huan Chen
Will Wright's game, which focuses primarily on user-created content, has brought forth debate on its approach to evolution and intelligent design.
The Justice, Brandeis University, MA
5 hours ago by Ben Strassfeld
Though the film has its flaws, such as a miscast Renee Zellweger and a so-so script, 'Appaloosa' is still an enjoyable romp that bears some resemblance to other recent Westerns like '3:10 to Yuma.'
Brown Daily Herald, Brown University , RI
14 hours ago by Ben Hyman
Today: “Political Art and Its Paradoxes: A Symposium,” presented by the Cogut Center for the Humanities in conjunction with the exhibition “Views and Re-Views: Soviet Political Posters and Cartoons.” Featuring Profs. Svetlana Boym (Harvard), Devin Fore (Princeton and the American Academy in Berlin), and Christina Kiaer (Northwestern).
The Heights, Boston College, MA
23 hours ago by Christina Lepri
Some things are worth $137. A nice TV. A great pair of boots. A dinner at Lower.
The ultimate question: Is seeing Harry Potter naked worth it?
Last weekend, the first Broadway revival of the Tony Award-winning play Equus opened at the Broadhurst Theatre on 44th Street in New York.
The Daily Campus, University of Connecticut, CT
1 day ago by Kevin Duffy
When news leaked last spring that Jamie Lynn Spears was pregnant, the media had an absolute field day.
Words like "skank," "slut" and "white trash" seemingly followed the 17-year-old wherever she went. It got so bad that, at one point, a Google search of "dirty whore" yielded "Did you mean Jamie Lynn Spears?"
Now, four months removed from having a beautiful baby girl, Maddie Briann, rumors are surfacing that Spears is indeed pregnant again.
The Daily Campus, University of Connecticut, CT
2 days ago by Stephen Ortiz
I've never liked Lil Wayne in the past - he was too hyped, too odd or just too choppy in his rhyming - so when one of the most anticipated albums in hip-hop history, "Tha Carter III," was released over the summer, I paid little mind. And when it went on to sell over a million copies in its first week (something an album hasn't done since 50 Cent's "The Massacre"), I continued to turn my nose.
The Good 5 Cent Cigar, University of Rhode Island, ri
3 days ago by Justin Pacheco
10/07/08 - "Total Request Live" is being cancelled by MTV and the final episode is scheduled to air Nov. 8.
"TRL" was a huge part of middle school life for me and probably many other people my age. I can remember coming home from school to watch it with my sister.
Keene Equinox, Keene State College, NH
3 days ago by Danielle Ravard
On the evening of Saturday Oct. 4th laughs pervaded The Colonial Theatre. Comedy hypnotist Frank Santos, Jr. took the stage and asked for volunteers to be hypnotized. Numerous members of the community volunteered but only seven succumbed to the power of hypnosis.
The Comment, Bridgewater State College, MA
4 days ago by Joshua Craft
The stage was set for the grand finale of this quite interesting fashion season. After several weeks, and hundreds of collections, all eyes were on Paris to close out this season with a bang. With over 50 collections shown over a six day period, trying to breakdown each collection and present those that stood out is quite a daunting task.
The New Hampshire, University of New Hampsire, NH
4 days ago by Alex Cornetta
I waited a while for these tickets to go on sale, and with each passing week the anticipation only grew. For the past few years now I had heard that Death Cab For Cutie was definitely a band worth seeing live, and after finally seeing them I am thoroughly in agreement.
Keene Equinox, Keene State College, NH
4 days ago by Chris Thelin
T.I. proved he truly is the best rapper to come out of the south with his latest album "Paper Trail." After the disappointment of his last album, "T.I. Vs T.I.P.," the King was able to put out his best album ever. With four singles released over the summer, "No Matter What," "Whatever You Like," "Swing Your Rag," and "Swagger Like Us," the album was almost destined to be an instant classic.
Brown Daily Herald, Brown University , RI
4 days ago by Caroline Sedano
Audiences at Production Workshop on Wednesday night were expecting to see critically acclaimed English playwright Alan Bennett's "The History Boys," which won the Tony for Best Play in 2006. The play began as they had anticipated - with English accents, schoolboy uniforms and an eccentric, tweed-clad professor.
The Sophian, Smith College, MA
4 days ago by Camilla Somers
Literally translated, Bauhaus means "House of Building" or "Building School." Yet this artistic movement goes far beyond architecture, encompassing prints, paintings, photos, textiles, furniture and more, and in some ways even promoting a specific ideology - Bauhaus students and teachers were among the cutting-edge and bohemian of Germany's Weimar Republic.
The New Hampshire, University of New Hampsire, NH
4 days ago by Natasha Bazil
At 83 years old, mesmerizing actor and philanthropist Paul Newman succumbed to lung cancer, leaving behind him a remarkable career and legacy.
For months, tabloids teemed with rumors that Newman was fatally ill. And for months, Newman remained scrupulously private about his health.
The Sophian, Smith College, MA
4 days ago by Megan Burbank
So the Large Hadron Collider has joined occasional Jehovah's Witnesses Rapture predictions and Y2K computer freakouts as inaccurate indicators of Doomsday, but I wouldn't put your good deeds away just yet. Two signs of the apocalypse have arrived in Northampton in the unexpected forms of Mel Gibson and the Urban Outfitters store going in between our courthouse and the historic Northampton First Churches downtown.
The Berkeley Beacon, Emerson College, MA
4 days ago by Harry Vaughn
Religulous is a documentary directed by the talented filmmaker Larry Charles who, two years ago, helped Sasha Baron Cohen unearth one of the most searing American satires in recent memory. While Cohen's film felt spontaneous, charged and, at the end of the day, remarkably thoughtful, Religulous seems too complacent to justify the inherent smugness of Maher and his harsh, bullying stance on why religion is a giant man-made hoax.
Suffolk Journal, Suffolk University, MA
4 days ago by Ashley Maceli
Guy Manly Movie Productions, a group of guys who love to make short films and music videos, while having loads of fun, just begun emerging onto the Boston independent movie scene.
Between 2005 and 2006, Matthew Thompson, a 2008 graduate from Suffolk University, and Jeremy Glass, a former Suffolk student who transferred to Emerson, worked on their first short film together.
Suffolk Journal, Suffolk University, MA
4 days ago by Courtney Mackay
Suffolk University should emphasize humor in their advertising after they hear the stand-up comedy from two of their students.
Senior P.J. Westin is still an amateur comedian, but is clearly a natural at what he does. With a short resume and high hopes of being successful in the comedy industry, there is likely nothing that can get in the way of him reaching the top.
The Post - Brown Daily Herald, Brown, RI
4 days ago by eva kurtz-nelson
Zac Hanson is a passionate man. His energy bleeds through his long responses to straightforward questions, in which he usually talks about, well, his passions: His passion for the music he's been making with his brothers since he was seven, including the unforgettable (if indecipherable "MMMBop,") his passion for helping Africans faced with AIDS through Hanson's Take the Walk campaign (which they're currently on tour supporting, bringing them to Lupo's on Oct.
The Daily Collegian, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA
4 days ago by Morgan Meagher, Collegian Staff
Comedian Bill Maher takes his brand of intellectual derision to the big screen with his first documentary, "Religulous."
The film is just what it sounds like: an attempt to expose the ridiculousness within organized religion.
The interviews are somewhat reminiscent of some of the segments in "Borat," which is hardly surprising, as Larry Charles directed both films.
The Suffolk Voice, Suffolk University, MA
4 days ago by Kristen Ciccolini
Situated in Boston's Financial District is a wonderful place where people can go to have fun without the haunting worry of being groped by foreigners or contracting an STD from a toilet seat. It's hard to believe, but such a place does exist: Revolution Rock Bar.
The Record, Harvard Law School, MA
4 days ago by Chris Szabla
The ultimate paradox of Meirelles' Blindness is how often it makes us want to shield our eyes.
The Good 5 Cent Cigar, University of Rhode Island, ri
5 days ago by Kathleen McKiernan
10/09/08 - From 1986 to 1994, New Kids on the Block was one of the greatest musical acts. Then, for 14 years, the band disappeared, with each member starting a solo career singing whether it was in acting, or selling real-estate. But after 14 years of being on the margins of the music industry, the band that sold 70 million albums world wide, returned with its fifth album, The Block.
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