For some half-baked reason, publicity agencies and record labels think that Recess is a credible entertainment news source, so these poor clueless souls end up sending us entirely too much free stuff.
A young teen, shabbily dressed, crosses a barbed wire fence on a scenic, snow-covered mountaintop with his disabled brother tied to his back and a decrepit mule in tow.
Explosions and heroics can be tasteless and fun, but Tears of the Sun crosses the line. This movie is deeply, disturbingly offensive.
For sophomore Josh French, creator and host of Cable 13's new and only game show The Chosen 1, interactive television has always been an integral part of life.
As if Parizade on points wasn't enough - now that we've got the first season of MTV's Fraternity Life, there may be no reason for a Dukie to leave her room again.
College campuses breed and spread viruses at epidemic proportions--Hepatitis, the flu and the I-look-so-terrible-when-I-roll-out-of-bed-to-go-to-class-I-might-as-well-have-died plague.
If you flip on the TV or turn on the radio, you're liable to think that you're stuck in an early '90s time warp.
When Jimmy the Sports Guy at KROQ-FM in Los Angeles requested a boxing trainer so that he could more effectively accept the physical challenge of one of his angry listeners, an unknown San Fernando...
Despondently smoking stogies in the highly flammable Recess office last week, we reminisced of the times when we had all the women, the fastest cars and the phatest ice around.
The blackest winter fashion in years is being ousted by such a colorful spring that Jelly Belly should take a hint.
Anticipating the arrival of Michael Cunningham, The Hours' Pulitizer Prize winning scribe, Books Editor Malavika Prabhu took part in a conference call with the man himself a couple short weeks ago.
Long-absent actor Kurt Russell summons every last ounce of his trademark blue-eyed-bad-boy charm in Hollywood's latest good-cop/bad-cop film release, Dark Blue, directed by Ron Shelton.
Bookworms unite!.
There are many Dukies who cite history as "not worth studying" (or even knowing) as it's not applicable to their"career.
Last summer, I was sitting in a lopsided wooden rocking chair on the porch of my best friend's country house.
Growing up in Durham, novelist Amanda Davis knew that her Southern heritage would have a profound influence on her, but she never thought she'd spend her life writing about it.
This play is history. This play is current events.
Wish you could smell bargains the way you can smell your roommate's hash? Don't we all. If you love spending money you don't have, we've got a deal for you.
I am broke. You may once have been or maybe still are. And if so, you've felt that odd sensation of your body actually eating away at itself because you haven't put food in it for a few days.
