Happily Divorced?
Samantha Albanese, Staff Writer
March 7, 2013
The famed 90’s sitcom “The Nanny” was not based on the tumultuous life’s of its creators, Fran Drescher and Peter Marc Jacobson. But with “Happily Divorced”, their new sitcom on TV Land, they give viewers an in-depth look into their personal lives. Extremely in-depth. “Happily Divorced”... Read more »
A different kind of love: Safe Haven
Shannon Luibrand, Staff Writer
March 7, 2013
Author Nicholas Sparks is at it again; another one of his notorious romance novels hit the big screen on Valentines Day. While most of Sparks’ stories are known for being light hearted and gushy, Safe Haven touches on some of the darker sides of “love” such as domestic violence. But, do not fret,... Read more »
2013 Oscars Recap
Dominique Musa, Staff Writer
March 7, 2013
The best was indeed saved for last at the 85th annual Academy Awards, which marked the end of the awards season. The Oscars have experienced several changes over the years. The award show that was once known for being conservative has undergone an extreme makeover to attract a younger audience, even... Read more »
Perfect harmony: Pitch Perfect is on key
Nicole Valente, Managing Editor
October 18, 2012
The worry that all the funny moments of a movie are highlighted in the trailer is one that often stops college students from paying the $10 plus to go to the theater. Pitch Perfect had that potential with Rebel Wilson’s self-proclaimed Fat Amy and her hilarious quips during the trailer. However,... Read more »
Sundance selection awkward yet interesting
Alex Parker, Staff Writer
October 18, 2012
Ever been trapped in a bathroom with someone who’s old enough to be your grandfather? What if you were both naked? What would you do and what would you talk about? Madrid, 1987 is a movie about two people from vastly different generations who are forced to spend a day trapped in a small bathroom with... Read more »
Gyllenhaal, Pena thrill in End of Watch
AJ Parker, Contributing Writer
September 27, 2012
End of Watch is a cop movie with a dangerously fast pulse. Written and directed by David Ayer, who wrote films like Training Day and SWAT, this action packed movie will keep you at the edge of your seat from beginning to end. The film takes place in Los Angeles and is about two LAPD cops played by Jake... Read more »
Hit or Miss: Clay Aiken-Steadfast Review
March 29, 2012
3 out of 4 stars By Kori Williams/Staff Writer Clay Aiken is back with another round of classic hits on his latest album Steadfast. The American Idol runner up has been M.I.A. for the past few years in terms of music. After the release of his fifth album Tried and True, Aiken really seemed to lay low.... Read more »
Let the Games begin
Darnycya Smith, Staff Writer
March 29, 2012
4 stars out of 4 Susan Collins’ science fiction novel The Hunger Games has been turned into a movie for the whole world to enjoy and they will surely not be disappointed. After the collapse of the countries in North America a new country was built called Panem. Panem is made up of 12 districts and... Read more »
RETURN OF THE BOYBAND
Joseph Zambrano, Staff Writer
March 21, 2012
With the release of their debut album Up All Night, boy band One Direction is giving Adele’s 21 a run for the number one spot on the charts. They are both currently neck in neck in selling 160,000 copies of their albums this week. A year ago, Adele was beginning her streak atop the Billboard charts.... Read more »
Jeff heads to theaters
Kori Williams, Staff Writer
March 21, 2012
Jeff Who Lives at Home is a comedy about a 30-year-old man named Jeff (Jason Segal) who lives in the basement of his mother’s home. His mother Sharon, played by Susan Sarandon, is fed up with her son’s lazy ways and demands that he makes his way into a life that breaks him away from the permanent... Read more »
