The University News, University of Missouri Kansas City, MO
4 hours ago by Jesus Butler
Coldplay performed to an arena packed with enthused fans Nov. 13 at Kansas City's Sprint Center in the Power and Light District.
The globe-trotting, British soft-rock group took the stage a little after 9 p.m., following two opening acts - a country-tinged alt-rock group from Texas, and a DJ who laid down beats in sync with an acid-trip-esque cartoon video.
The University News, University of Missouri Kansas City, MO
12 hours ago by Jesus Butler
Car chase, gun fight, foot chase, knife fight, airplane chase, gun fight, explosions: that pretty much sums up "Quantum of Solace," the 22nd film in the James Bond franchise.
While the action is intense and gritty as ever, fans of 2006's "Casino Royale" will undoubtedly miss that film's more compelling plot and stronger character development.
Daily Egyptian, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL
13 hours ago by Luke McCormick
With Halloween just a memory and Thanksgiving right around the corner, it is almost time to get those Christmas lists typed up and shipped off to the appropriate parties. This process of deciding what you want under the tree can be treacherous, so take my hand and let me gently guide you through the gift selection season.
The Herald, Arkansas State University, AR
2 days ago by Heather Strojek
ASU's Department of Fine Arts and Theatre will be premiering its second play for the season, "The Rimers of Eldritch," Friday in the Fowler Center.
The play was written by Lanford Wilson in 1967 and according to GLBTQ.com and Arts For Life, Wilson was born April 10, 1937 in Lebanon, Mo.
Daily Egyptian, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL
3 days ago by Audra Ord
For many people, the perception of fencing and swordplay has been shaped through movies such as "Pirates of the Caribbean," "The Princess Bride" and "Zorro."
The Sentinel, Rockhurst University, MO
3 days ago by Lindsey Griffith
We're off to see, well, off to see "The Wiz", opening Thursday, Nov. 13 in Mabee Theater.
The Alestle, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, IL
3 days ago by Lori Schueler
Thirty minutes were left before sophomore theater performance major Sarah Goins had to audition for her roles Friday, and she was in the dance studio warming up for the big moment.
As she practiced breathing and talking through her diaphragm, Goins repeated sentences such as, "She slit a sheet, a sheet she slit, upon the slitted sheet she sit.
Capaha Arrow, Southeast Missouri State, MO
3 days ago by Karina Dewing
Bill Maher's documentary "Religulous" is an overview of the current problems in world religions. Maher interviews many representatives of different religions throughout the film while exercising his snide sense of humor freely, making "Religulous" very entertaining
The Herald, Arkansas State University, AR
4 days ago by Derek Good
Released on Sept. 18, "Rock Band 2" kicked off the second generation of the "music/rhythm" video game wars.
With "Guitar Hero World Tour" being released a month later, tough decisions are going to have to be made when it comes to purchasing one of these games.
Capaha Arrow, Southeast Missouri State, MO
4 days ago by Kristy Wagner
As with most winter seasons, this year PlayStation 3 has released a volley of new games in every genre to get gamers and their families pumped up to spend a lot of money on flashy video games this holiday season. "Dead Space" is one of the winter hopefuls, and I am sad to say that it is not quite the emotional RIDE its television commercials make it out to be.
The Montage, St. Louis Community College - Meramec, MO
4 days ago by Carlos Restrepo
Jeff Goldstein, STLCC-Meramec Executive Chef, is a busy man. Between mixing dough, preparing salads, making sandwiches and running a cafeteria that serves both student and staffs, "Chef Jeff" holds a crucial mission at the Meramec campus.
"My responsibility here is the students.
The Current, University of Missouri Saint Louis, MO
4 days ago by Renée Harmon
"Point-of-View: Center for Survivors of Torture and War Trauma," the current photo project displayed at the Public Policy Research Center Photo Gallery, on the third floor of the Social Science/Business Building at the University of Missouri-St. Louis, captures the imagination of a child and the hope of a generation.
The Current, University of Missouri Saint Louis, MO
4 days ago by Cate Marquis
For fans of great cinema in the St. Louis area, nothing beats the annual St. Louis International Film Festival (SLIFF), which takes place Nov. 13-23. SLIFF shows festival-winning features and documentaries, debuts major studio releases and is an official venue for short films to be nominated for Oscars.
Capaha Arrow, Southeast Missouri State, MO
4 days ago by Kristy Wagner
On Oct. 28, a game was released that may very well change the face of PlayStation 3 forever. "Little Big Planet" came with a lot of big promises, after advertising started in spring of 2008. I am happy to report that, unlike some of the more recent titles for PlayStation 3, "Little Big Planet" delivered on its promises.
Daily Egyptian, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL
5 days ago by Wes Lawson
Today's column was going to be about how there have been almost no good movies released this year in theaters, but then a different inspiration struck. The absurdly titled new James Bond movie, "Quantum of Solace," is hitting theaters, and I wanted to rant about that for a little while.
The Alestle, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, IL
6 days ago by Leo Brown
Before too long the sounds of the best local bands will reverberate off the walls of the Morris University Center as Campus Activities Board hosts its annual Battle of the Bands.
CAB Concert Chair Jessica Schuette said several major changes were made for this year to ensure the event's success.
The Current, University of Missouri Saint Louis, MO
6 days ago by Chris Stewart
You would not want to live in Urinetown. Actually, you would not want your worst enemy to live in the nicest part of Urinetown.
True, as the narrator helpfully informs us, we will not see Urine-town until the second act, and even then it is more metaphorical than anything else.
The Herald, Arkansas State University, AR
6 days ago by Cecily Long
When fall began, the cooler air caused everyone across campus to reach in the back of the closet to pull out warmer wear.
Fall can also mean adding something new and stylish to your wardrobe.
Some of this season's hottest styles can look great on any figure and fit anyone's personal style.
The University News, University of Missouri Kansas City, MO
7 days ago by Amy Wright
I'll just lay it out for you: "Role Models" is funny. You should see it.
Last week I was slightly disappointed in "Zack and Miri."
This week it's the exact opposite. I had fairly low expectations, and was very pleasantly surprised by the outrageous profanity and hilariously crude (yet excellent) cast.
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