College Times, Arizona State University, AZ
4 hours ago by Angela Dawson - Entertainment News Wire
Acclaimed actress's many genre shifts move her from gritty murderer to suburban housewife, all with delicious results
The Daily Texan, University of Texas, Austin, TX
-42 minutes ago by Keenan Zarliang
"Wanted" may be what you've been waiting for this summer: It's fast paced, action-packed and simply cool in a way unseen since "The Matrix."
Wesley Gibson, played by James McAvoy ("Atonement"), leads a meaningless life with a horrible job and a cheating girlfriend.
College Times, Utah Valley State College, UT
7 hours ago by Luke Hickman
NBC's Last comic standing is like American Idol for comedians - only entertaining. Hailing from West Jordan, Utah, Marcus is one of the funniest contestants the series has ever seen.
Iowa State Daily, Iowa State University, IA
7 hours ago by Kyle Ferguson
Every once in a while, a production that has a huge build-up in hype before its release lives up to all the expectations placed on it and is worth the months of trailers and commercials. Will Smith's latest movie, "Hancock," is not that production.
Smith plays Hancock, an amnesiac who wants to remember what happened to his life, who he is and why his body is completely impervious to harm.
Arizona Daily Wildcat, University of Arizona, AZ
7 hours ago by Justyn Dillingham
The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA
7 hours ago by JAMES DIFFLY
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The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA
7 hours ago by ROBERT BURNS
Pharrell Williams, Chad Hugo and Shay Haley have done it again. It took three years, but they've finally done it. Better known collectively as N.E.R.D. (No-one Ever Really Dies), the hip-hop/funk rock trio has dropped another LP full of infectious beats for its fans.
The Lantern, Ohio State, OH
7 hours ago by Ian Bostick
The high-adrenaline shoot-em-up blockbuster "Wanted," from Russian director Timur Bekmanbetov, hit theaters Friday, setting the bar (and a high bar, I might add) for summer action flicks to come. "Wanted" star James McAvoy ("The Last King of Scotland," "Atonement") as Wesley Gibson, a self-acknowledged loser, is depressed and going nowhere in all areas of his life.
College Times, Arizona State University, AZ
14 hours ago by Aaron Tavena
Who would win in a fight: Tobey Maguire ("Spider-Man") or James McAvoy ("Atonement")? Both baby-faced actors have built a career on touchy-feely dramas yet both have made a few forays into action.
Well, what seems like an even match will immediately tip after you see "Wanted.
The Diamondback, University of Maryland College Park, MD
15 hours ago by Zachary Herrmann
New documentary on Hunter S. Thompson packs an enertaining punch, but doesn't reveal anything groundbreaking about the godfather of gonzo journalism
The Daily Utah Chronicle, University of Utah, UT
17 hours ago by Christie Franke
Like rock music? If the answer is yes--and let's face it, most people have wanted to be a rock star at some point or another--then there is a new series that is an absolute must-read. Rock and Roll Never Forgets by Deborah Grabien, which hits shelves July 8, is the first in the Kinkaid Chronicles, a series about murder, music and a classic rock band.
Daily Egyptian, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL
17 hours ago by Amber Fijolek
Mustang Daily, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, CA
17 hours ago by Lauren Rabaino
In a fast-paced world that continues to be transformed by technology, not only do we continuously want to be connected to the Web, but in most cases, our lives demand that we be.
Google is a company that caters to that need for connectivity - possibly because it created the dependency in the first place, or perhaps because they understand that not all of us can own an iPhone.
The Prospector, The University of Texas at El Paso, TX
19 hours ago by Cuyler Anderson
"It is truly a special privilege to welcome this distinguished group of performers to El Paso." -Diana Natalicio, UTEP president A rare opportunity for UTEP students and El Pasoans will take place when the Bhutanese Royal Academy of Performing Arts presents a free demonstration of traditional folk and mask dances at 6:30 p.
Mustang Daily, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, CA
22 hours ago by Scott Silvey
Bruce Banner and his angry, giant, green alter ego are back after a five-year hiatus in the reincarnation of a Marvel comic book legend, "The Incredible Hulk."
Banner, the quiet and reserved former Department of Defense scientist who suffered from severe gamma poisoning after a failed experiment is played brilliantly by Edward Norton.
The Diamondback, University of Maryland College Park, MD
1 day ago by Dave Smith
50 Cent and company are back with what may be this year's lowpoint in rap
Daily Egyptian, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL
1 day ago by Amber Fijolek
Arizona Daily Wildcat, University of Arizona, AZ
1 day ago
What does our expert panel have to say about a few new music releases? We're not sure, so we've asked Alyson, Laura, and Justyn instead.
Arizona Daily Wildcat, University of Arizona, AZ
1 day ago by Laura Hawkins
Forget that this five-piece act came to the desert with mountains of facial hair, sweater-vests and stylish suit coats over button-downs; ignore also their contract with the esteemed Sub Pop Records, their praise from Pitchfork and their resume of other Seattle-based indie rock bands, including Pedro the Lion.
The Pitt News, University of Pittsburgh, PA
1 day ago by Kelsey Shea
Wall-E Starring Ben Burtt, Elissa Knight, Jeff Garlin Directed by Andrew Stanton Walt Disney Pictures B+ Disney Pixar's newest movie, "Wall-E," opened in theaters last Friday to eager audiences of both kids and adults. While "Wall-E" might be entertaining for adults and older kids, it might have missed its younger audience by a bit - some of the themes and actions are too subtle for kids, leaving them restless halfway through the movie.
Daily Egyptian, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL
1 day ago by Luke McCormick
The Pitt News, University of Pittsburgh, PA
1 day ago by Dan Vetanovetz
What a terrible day to be outside. The air is sweaty before it even hits Mr. Duvel's skin, and the clouds look like thugs down a dark alley waiting to pounce on Friendship and drench Mr. Duvel as he stands in the parking lot of the Sharp Edge.
Fortunately, Mr.
Oregon Daily Emerald, University of Oregon, OR
1 day ago by Alex Gabriel
If Eugene, and Oregon in general, is known for anything other than its illustrious track pedigree, it's definitely its unprecedented and unending selection of the finest beers and spirits west of the Mississippi. From the pales to the porters, the ambers to the browns, when it comes to wetting your whistle, Eugene leaves no stone unturned.
Daily Vanguard, Portland State University, OR
1 day ago by Melinda Bardon
Creature Creator reminds me a lot of those little keychain Tamagotchis that were all the rage back in fifth grade. Only now, instead of waiting for your digital critter to "hatch" or spending agonizing hours feeding it, you just get to create it and then watch it go. It's like being on the god side of the digital beast universe. Which is, obviously, effing sweet.
The Pitt News, University of Pittsburgh, PA
1 day ago by Colleen Counihan
Cameo Rowe's recently self-published novel has been through a lot. First written in short story form as a gift, the book has since been accidentally deleted from a floppy disk, critiqued by numerous Pitt professors and repeatedly rewritten and revised.
Rowe, who graduated from Pitt last spring, recalls working on the book, titled "Defenders of the Realm I: The World Mystic Arts Tournament," for six years before recently sealing its destiny as the first published segment of his "Defenders of the Realm" trilogy.
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