It can be expected that the fourth film in a series stemming from a mildly entertaining suspense-slasher will not be fresh or inventive, so it comes as no surprise that The Final Destination lives up to said low expectations.
Third albums can be tricky. As if surviving the fabled 'sophomore slump' wasn't enough, it is a struggle for any band to prove in its third album that it is here to stay.
With the dust finally starting to settle around Grounds, everyone is no doubt establishing their own weekly routine of responsibilities - or lack thereof - as the University continues its journey further into yet another fall semester. But it seems that someone somewhere may have said that "variety is the spice of life" or something like that, and we here at tableau want to facilitate living by this mantra.
After what seemed like a long wait for Imogen Heap fans, the British singer recently released her third solo album, Ellipse.
Josephine Hart, bestselling author of the novels Damage and Oblivion, attempts to transcend her usual writing style with her latest and most ambitious novel The Truth About Love.
When I went to throw Matisyahu's latest album, Light, in my Mac's CD player, I was alarmed by the crunching, grinding sound my computer emitted.
While I would much rather come out of a movie theater either singing praises or unabashedly complaining, The Time Traveler's Wife, which came out Aug.
One of the many blockbusters this summer was the science fiction flick, District 9, produced by Peter Jackson and directed by Neill Blomkamp. The basic story revolves around an alien relocation program in a fictionalized version of Cape Town, South Africa during the 1960s and 1970s.
The sun is searing, your favorite artists are releasing albums, Keith Urban is headlining at the John Paul Jones Arena and foxes are running aggressively through Grounds.
Fun, the latest project from Nate Ruess, the former frontman of The Format, has a weird issue with its debut album.
The scene: mid- to late 1970s Charlottesville. Rugby Road to be specific. The fraternity scene, to be even more specific. Live music in central Virginia was at its peak during this era.
Who's In? Jay-Z, Kanye West and Rihanna, "Run This Town" - Kanye's back to rapping, Rihanna's back to being Rihanna and Jay's got one less problem now that he's got this awesome record in his pocket. James Cameron's Avatar Trailer - We're not totally sold ... yet, but this preview for the $200 million extravaganza hits nearly all the right marks. True Blood - HBO's smash hit is getting more and more ridiculous as the weeks go by, and we love it for that. District 9 - This summer surprise hit the sci-fi bulls-eye while offering some interesting social commentary as well. Green Day, "21 Guns" - A power ballad courtesy of Billie and Co. that recalls their earlier work, this record has us busting out our lighters. Who's Out? Sean Kingston, "Fire Burning" - The only things burning once these merciless four minutes are up are our ears. Late Summer Movies - Wake us up sometime in late September when studios start releasing the good stuff again. The Music Buying Public - While on one hand we appreciate that the Black Eyed Peas were finally knocked off the No.
While the University?s Center for Politics may think that ?politics is a good thing,? Hollywood has never agreed.
I?m going to tell you about a sitcom, and I want you to guess what show I?m talking about: A handful of 20-somethings from a northeastern city congregate daily to catch up with each other and enjoy their favorite drink hole.
When you go to see a Shakespeare play, you may expect to see long dresses, balconies and swords.
Fans of High School Musical and Hairspray probably thought they knew what to expect from Zac Efron?s first major foray into the leading man role: a heartwarming, but safe story in which Efron?s character would prove charming, adorable and may accidentally sing and dance a little.
Yellowcard was a largely successful band at the beginning of the 2000s, starting with their breakthrough single ?Ocean Avenue.? And, much of its success in the past has stemmed from the impassioned singing of frontman Ryan Key.
Time and the Tilting Earth, the latest volume of poetry by Miller Williams, contains poems ranging from ?A Note to the Alien on Earth? to ?A Ten-year-old in Joint Custody Writes her First Poem.? His poetry is diverse and quirky, yet he never leaves his Southern roots.
The successful Rascal Flatts trio takes no new risks in their recently released album, Unstoppable.
If Paul Blart: Mall Cop was supposed to be the sugar-coated, ridiculous take of what is commonly considered the least respected law official, Observe and Report was supposed to be the edgy, hilarious portrait of a mall security officer who takes himself and his job too seriously.
