Reasons to fear Dracula are waning this Halloween season - at least when you encounter him at the Riverwalk Theatre, 228 Museum Drive in Lansing, where an adaptation of the Bram Stoker classic "Dracula" was presented the past two weekends.
By Bob Darrow The State News The line between punk and pop is getting muddier every day.
So, I'm walking down the sidewalk, swinging my bag, letting my hair become unfashionably slicked-back by the wind, minding my own business on the way to class.And then, like seagull crap pouring from the sky at Cedar Point, a blob of spit hits me right below my cheekbone - a projectile from a quick-to-escape biker.
After receiving a facelift from owner and software maker Roxio Inc., a test version of Napster debuted on Oct.
By the light of green laser beams and the occasional eruption of a strobe light, the crowd at the Temple Club, 500 E.
If one were to place a beatnik in a beatnik-sized blender, the moans of pain that would be audible from the victim as the device's blades tore off his or her limbs would be similar to what the Lolls' debut CD sounds like. The San Francisco duo's "Come On" album is beyond simplistic, and on several of the album's 10 tracks, the yelling of lead singer Gail Conway sounds part beatnik and part illiterate. The indie music scene is important to music, because it gives many artists without the resources of a major label a chance to shine.
The last film in the Israeli film series will touch on one of the country's most heralded heroes."The First Israeli in Space," an Israeli documentary about the space shuttle Columbia and, specifically about Ilan Ramon, will be shown at 7:30 p.m.
As Halloween creeps closer and closer, the battle for the coolest and best costume begins.Costume shops, such as Halloween USA, temporarily replace party stores, selling hundreds of pre-packaged costumes as seasoned costume designers prepare and tailor garb for their yearly clients.So what are you gonna be?The question floats through the heads of those caught up in the Halloween spirit.
Every once in a while, an album is released which gives hope to cynical people. I treat most new music the way an elderly, porch-sitting woman treats the young brats who wander on her lawn - by throwing cats at them and vulgarly expressing her anger, "You damn kids, get the hell off my property." Well, when it comes to most recent albums, I'd rather not be subjected to someone's poor attempt at gaining popularity any more than that old lady wants kids riding their 10-speeds on her grass. But today I won't be throwing cats at anyone, because I've got the newest CD by The Distillers, a foursome fronted by guitarist and vocalist Brody Dalle.
The Temple Club, 500 E. Grand River Ave. in Lansing, will host a "Huge Underground Hip Hop Show" today at 8 p.m.
It's easy to run away with the jury in this new John Grisham flick. "Runaway Jury" has great performances from its actors and a plot that, despite the change from tobacco to guns, is entertaining.
Anyone interested in poetry is invited to bring back the dead tonight at the Creole Gallery, 1218 Turner St.
It sounds simple, but it really is not: Vendetta Red vocalist Zach Davidson just wants his band's fans to have fun at its shows.Thus far, he said most crowds have been lethargic.
"Between the time when the oceans drank Atlantis, and the rise of the sons of Aryas, there was an age undreamed of.
This past weekend I saw, in person, the new watermarked $20 bill for the first time and it creeped me out.
There is nothing shallow about director Clint Eastwood's newest movie, "Mystic River." Instead, the dark and emotional tale of three friends is far deeper than just the basic murder mystery. The story unfolds in an Irish Boston neighborhood where three boys are forever changed.
Excuse me, my vagina wants to speak. The Women's Council will be holding auditions for "The Vagina Monologues" at 8 p.m.
The stage was buzzing with energy and activity at Rick's American Café on Saturday night, as Studiotone rocked the house to promote its new CD, "Where You Left Off." From lead vocalist Brent Nuffer hopping around stage and constantly interacting with the audience to the rest of the band smiling and sometimes looking caught in the moment, Studiotone simply had fun - and so did its concert-goers. Pre-law and political science senior Stan Bell was impressed by the band's performance at Rick's, 224 Abbott Road., especially when Nuffer at one point wrapped his hands around and essentially serenaded a dangling electrical cord. "When he grabbed that electrical cord, it was like he was making love to it," Bell said.
In ancient times, there was MTV - the music television station that played videos and kept the masses happy.