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A "Precious" Gem

New film depicting teen struggle and perseverance shows how precious life is

By Tonya Russell, Staff Writer

Although toned down comparably from the book Push by Sapphire, the novel's film adaptation, Precious, leaves viewers walking away and examining their own lives.

All Hail The King of Pop

Michael Jackson's concert documentary proves why his talent is unmatched

By Ebosetale Okoje, Staff Writer

Iconic. Legendary. Simply one of a kind. These are just a few of the descriptions that will forever be synonymous with a man who changed the entertainment industry so remarkably we crowned him the King of Pop. With a fan base unmatched by any other artist and a reach that covers the entire world, Michael Jackson's impact on music is undeniable.

The Men Who Will Bore You

This low-budget, big-name comedy will have audiences staring blankly at the screen

By Jacob Suleymanov, Staff Writer

The Men Who Stare at Goats is a quirky comedy that uncovers the "truth" about a secret government program designed to mold soldiers into Jedi warriors. Based on the 2004 novel of the same name by Jon Ronson, the film offers a strange story involving peculiar characters that range from eccentric to insane.

Visitors Are Here

ABC'S NEW SCI-FI SERIES REVIVES TELEVISION REMAKE

By Ida Brittany Newkirk, Staff Writer

ABC's newest science-fiction TV series recreates the 1983 miniseries of the same name, chronicling the arrival of an alien species to earth that claim to come in peace but may possess ulterior motives. The season premiere opened on Nov. 3 with a giant spaceship hovering over 29 major cities in the world.

A Successful Transition

Ryan Leslie's new album shows no signs of a sophomore slump

By Joshua Taylor, Contributing Writer

Just nine months after releasing his self-titled debut album, Ryan Leslie returns with his sophomore follow-up entitled Transition.

Maroon 5 Concert A Big Hit

Jason Segel & Adrian Young, of No Doubt, make special appearances

By Adelle Platon, Entertainment Editor

In their first college campus tour, Maroon 5 rocked Carnesecca Arena, headlining this year's fall semester concert for a crowd of screaming and adoring fans. Employees of the Campus Concierge said that over 3,300 tickets were sold for the event.

Five Minutes With Maroon 5

By Adelle Platon, Entertainment Editor

Before this year's fall semester concert show kicked off, Inferno had a chance to talk to Maroon 5's lead guitarist, James Valentine, and rhythm guitarist, Jesse Carmichael. In the Q&A session, the bandmates discuss about the origins of the name "Maroon 5", advice for up-and-coming musicians and the latest on their next album.

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