By Meg McEvoy Cavalier Daily Staff Writer LiveArts' current musical "NINE" features some fantastic singing, a decent story and probably more skin than its audiences have seen in public in a long time.
By James Rogol Cavalier Daily Staff Writer In retrospect, the 80s are mildly entertaining. Some, like Welsh author Jasper Fforde, think there is still room for improvement.
A recent trend in gaming has been to incorporate many cinematic elements into the game experience -- ideally to help tell a better story than games usually do, to allow players to become part of their favorite film or perhaps even to attempt some combination of the two.
"Mustang" accurately describes both horse and rider in Touchstone's latest release, "Hidalgo." The film is based on the true story of long-distance horse rider Frank Hopkins and his incredible horse, Hidalgo. Coming off his great performance in "Lord of the Rings," Viggo Mortensen stars in this film as Frank Hopkins, an American cowboy, who with Hidalgo has won every single long-distance race he has ever entered. The movie opens with a heart wrenching scene of the massacre at Wounded Knee Creek.
Armed with his trademark arsenal of dry witticisms and ever-present smirks, the reigning king of fake news, Jon Stewart, took Washington D.C.
There are only two reasons you should see "Secret Window." The first is Johnny, and the second is Depp.
"Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" is a movie that defies categorization.Built on a science-fiction premise and dominated by surreal visuals, the film is nonetheless, at its core, a romance.
Melissa auf der Maur, despite her quiet nature and modesty, has become an iconic figure in '90s alternative rock.
Agatha Christie never wrote about a Victoria's Secret model, and Raymond Chandler didn't create an 84-year-old lawyer with a cheerleader fetish.
"To feel beautiful in this skin" -- these are the song lyrics Jessica Simpson's album would probably sing if it could talk.
Last weekend, a travesty befell the Gamer. After a Spring Break laden with road trips and portable gaming a la Nintendo's GameBoy Advance SP, the Gamer had wracked up some solid time on Metroid Fusion.
The thunderous sounds of a typical NASCAR race are unforgettable for anyone who has seen a race on television or live at a stadium.
Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson's latest effort, "Starsky and Hutch," is a light and comical film, yet it fails to deliver anything truly exceptional.
Add one former president, one local plumber and a fistful of hackneyed presidential entourage jokes.
Many of you think Todd Billet's game-winning three-pointers will come to an end after this season.
If there was an award for "Most Controversial Movie of the Year," Mel Gibson's latest epic "The Passion of the Christ" would be an easy candidate.
Though the actors have gone home and the picturesque set has been torn down, hopefully some residue of the drama department's recent production "Les Blancs" will remain.
"And they say Marianne killed herself." Many people could identify these as lyrics to the Tori Amos song "Marianne." But to first-year Rom Alejandro, they have a much deeper meaning. "When we were coming up with ideas [for the movie], my friend Patrick told me that he had a friend who committed suicide," Alejandro said.
"It creates a new way of seeing something -- it breaks down the conventions, and I enjoy that." This is how fourth-year Alex Stockwell described his independent film, which recently received a nomination for the Rosebud Film Festival.
Your debut album just conquered rock radio like it was France, and you're being hailed as the next "Next Big Thing." You swim daily through a giant pool of gold coins like Scrooge McDuck.Your band has just set the bar for as seemingly paradoxical a genre as acoustic metal.
