Entertainment

The Bench Mob, polling, Miles Austin, and Wilson Hall’s closeup in 1982’s Annie: Monmouth University is nationally known for these things.

The warm weather is officially here to stay, and that means music festival season is already in full swing.

Usually this small space is saved for one of my glowing Carly Rae Jepsen track reviews or a quick movie rant, but I’d like to use it to thank the wonderful people who made the entertainment section so fun to assemble every week.

A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away… Those words are entrenched into the cultural fabric of American film.

Take a stroll through any school campus around the globe, and the stress that many of today’s young students experience on a day-to-day basis is palpable. Especially regarding the overall work ethic of modern youth, there is an expectation to do so much more starting at a rapidly declining age.

I hate superhero movies. I know you’re probably already labeling me as a villain, but let me explain.

Marked by blasts of frenetic energy, political and social symbolism, and unabashed rebellion, the MU Players production of Green Day’s rock opera American Idiot proved that punk is far from dead in the minds of youth today.

As I said in my article on page eleven, this year has been rough for film thus far.

Brick-based pop rockers The Ones You Forgot shook the New Jersey music scene last week when they announced they will be playing the Vans Warped Tour this summer in Atlantic City on June 29 and 30.

Last week, I finally gave up. After months of watching garbage at the movie theater, it took one movie to break me.