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Entertainment
New Year, New Movies 2019: The Year Ahead for Film
Other than being at the YMCA for Zumba class or at home for my mother’s specialty pasta dish with Guy Fieri spicy tomato sauce, I found myself in the movie theater throughout most of last year.
The Records Keep Spinnin’!
2019’s Most Anticipated Albums
2018 was a monster year for music. With big returns from artists like Artic Monkeys, Lil’ Wayne, and Sleep, to stacked pop tour de forces from Ariana Grande and Cardi B, 2018 will prove to be one tough act to follow.
Christmas (Baby Please Release New Music)
Everyone knows the iconic, traditional Christmas songs sung by stars such as Bing Crosby, Johnny Mathis, Brenda Lee, and Andy Williams, but what about new Christmas songs?
Does Hollywood Know It’s Christmas Time At All?
The holiday season has always been an ideal time for the movies.
Reading While Watching TV? The Stigma of Foreign Films
A foreign film or television series is an acquired taste.
Don’t Call it a Comeback
Following the controversial termination of WarnerMedia’s beloved FilmStruck streaming service, a new digital home for great movies has been announced.
What Will Remain?
Metal icons All That Remains released their ninth album, Victim of The New Disease, on Nov. 9. It took me a few weeks to listen to it, because I knew there would be tears involved.
Order Up! The Success of Dine-In Theaters
Dinner and a movie: that usual pair comes to mind when planning a date or night out with friends.
The Drowsy Chaperone Roars through Woods Theatre
A whirling kaleidoscope of vintage comedy, big band tunes, and twenties glamour: Monmouth University’s Departments of Music and Theatre transformed Woods Theater into the world of The Drowsy Chaperone; a campy 1998 musical written by Bob Martin and Don McKellar, with music and lyrics by Lisa Lambert and Greg Morrison.










