Recess editor Greg Veis caught up with Little Steven (né: Steven Van Zandt) earlier this month, and he talked to one of the busiest men in show business about the future of The Sopranos, Bruce...
Almost everyone1s heard of it, and certainly you1ve seen it (or will see it pretty soon), but have you ever really gone to Duke1s own museum? If you haven1t, fall1s the perfect time to remedy that.
We are the Disney generation. Weaned on the classics and spoon-fed the spinoffs, we lived and died by the annual summer injection of fresh animania.
Memo to fashion-forward freshmen: Fear not.
Recently, TV networks of all sizes have been giving it the old college try.
Gender-bending intrigue, solve-it-yourself mysteries and settings ranging Victorian Africa to 3a non-geographical location2
Located deep in the heart of Chapa Thrill, the Lantern Restaurant artfully explores the white-hot Asian fusion craze.
Yes, as a high-brow college student, I scoff at MTV.
With the wear and tear that nearly 20 years of countless member changes, strategically-placed tube socks and enough drugs to kill a yak causes, the music world might have forgiven the Red Hot Chili...
I remember so many early mornings spent in front of the television, Pop-Tart and bowl of Cookie Crisp in handS Voltron, Transformers, Rainbow Brite and best of all, Scooby-Doo.
For those craving a break from contrived network shlock, reality TV, at its best, may be a strong alternative.
Ever get flutters at the discount rack in Sak1s? Then, Confessions of a Shopaholic by Sophie Kinsella is as much an incisive look into your own purchasing tendencies as it is simply a glimpse into...
Pity the Class of 2006, whose summer romps were interrupted when the Division of Student Affairs, in all its divisional wisdom, plopped down upon them a summer reading assignment with the proud...
He1s a Clark Kent wannabe with a Radiohead complex; she1s a drama major addicted to lip-gloss. Together they are 3Unseen Screen,2 the duo hitting up Blockbusters around the country.
The first thing you notice are the moptops. Then, your attention shifts to band members1 four matching suits and the high-pitched screams emanating from the first few rows.
It1s more essential than sunscreen, more personalized than that monogramed beach towel you got for high school graduation and a hell of a lot funkier than your 164 Impala.
Being sick folks, we sent our most macho movie reviewer to see the least macho movie of the summer. Here1s what Jon Schnaars had to say:.
Adam Sandler and I had this thing going on in high school. He'd make the funny movies, and I'd always have a movie to put on when people came over. We all loved him, Billy and Happy.
So, I was this close to snatching Nelly's new exploitapalooza, Nellyville, from the shelf last night.
