After watching "The Order," filmgoers may do just that - order their money back. A suspense film that doesn't deliver, the movie boasted a colorful cast who only serve as window dressing for a poor script. Heath Ledger stars as Alex Bernier, a member of the mystic order of priests called the Carolingians.
In 8th grade I had a teacher from hell. She wore her hair in a short fashion, her lips were constantly in a straight, serious line and one thing was for certain - you followed the rules when she was in sight.
The lively sound of "It's Raining Men" blasted through the speakers at Harper's Downtown on Friday night as 12 Lansing-area bachelors shook their hips and strutted their stuff for the Lansing Heroes Bachelor Auction. More than 200 local ladies sat in the audience at 131 Albert Ave.
The only clothing remaining on Justin Guttridge is a modest thong. The Grand Ledge native thrusts his pelvis and shakes his butt, hoping he will be able to court some money for his striptease. Women and men begin to scream and yell as Guttridge performs a highly erotic dance of sensual moves. Daring customers sprawl out on the hardwood floor with money clinging from their teeth at Club X-Cel, 224 S.
The sound of elementary-, middle- and high-school girls screaming filled Eastern High School's Don Johnson Fieldhouse, 220 N.
While some MSU students sat poolside at the IM West swimming pool Friday night, Kelsey Onkka didn't let the crisp, cool breeze stop her from diving in.
The Like Young put on such a turbo-charged performance at Mac's Bar Saturday night, guitarist Joe Ziemba started bleeding during "Even If It's Getting Late" - which was only the group's second song."My finger started bleeding," Ziemba said after his show at Mac's, 2700 E.
Chicago-based The Like Young is bringing its power pop to Mac's Bar, 2700 E. Michigan Ave.
MSU alumnus and former State News photographer Doug Elbinger is exhibiting his collection of celebrity photographs at the East Lansing Public Library, 950 Abbott Road, through the month of September.
You better not talk through this film - you might miss out. Today at 7 p.m., MSU Libraries will kick of its Friday Night Film Series with the silent film, "The Passion of Joan of Arc," directed and co-written by Carl Theodor Dreyer. Julia Holderness, assistant professor of romance and classical languages, said those who enjoy watching music videos will find this film interesting.
Surrounded by a school deeply embedded in rich agriculture and landscaping, it's no wonder MSU art professor Irving Zane Taran's passion is to turn the earth's natural beauty into beautiful art. When Taran is not in the classroom, he's in the studio preparing for art exhibitions. Taran's latest works, "Heavy Weather: Superior Acrylic," will be showcased for free at an art exhibition at the Hankins Gallery, 280 M.A.C.
White rappers should pay their respects to their forefathers - traveling salesmen from a highly-successful '50s musical. Hopefully readers are scratching their heads right now and Eminem is concocting a song about how he wants to kill me.
On the cover of Michael Jackson's epic album "Thriller," the king of pop seems to be illuminated by an angelic light. It's quite likely that this seemly innocent heavenly glow is more than just a lighting technique, but a preview of the unearthly grooves of the music that lies within. "Thriller" is undeniably one of the best things to come out of a decade, which also spawned preferably forgettable movements such as tight-rolled jeans, hair bands and Boy George.
As the summer sun slowly burns away in the sky above, the golden-brown tan most have achieved from having fun in the sun for the past few months is going to start to fade.
"Le Divorce" should be French for boring. The new but slow movie starring Kate Hudson and Naomi Watts has the makings of a good drama, but its convoluted and slow-to-develop script make you care nothing for the characters as they struggle with the differences between French and American culture. Watts plays Roxy de Persand, an American woman whose French husband leaves her just as her sister Isabel Walker (Hudson) arrives to visit.
When I was younger, I remember my parents always saying "back in the day" things were so much better.My mom would get together with her friends and talk about what they wore, who they hung out with and the music they listened to."You wait 'til you get older," my mom would say.
He didn't have the look of a matinee idol. Charles Bronson's face was that of an everyman - emanating machismo and toughness.
Now that you have been to class for a week, it's time to start skipping. While skipping, many people enjoy sleeping, walking dogs on campus and - playing video games.
What does a filmmaker do when he releases a horror movie with a witless plot and a lame monster? Why, churn out a sequel of course. "Jeepers Creepers 2" is set a few days after the original, with the monster making the mistake of killing the son of a farmer (Ray Wise). The farmer and his older son are out for revenge and arm themselves with a homemade harpoon gun and their trusty farm dog.
Many people find themselves wandering aimlessly through malls and stores trying to find clothes and accessories that match their particular fashion personality.Not everyone wears khaki pants and T-shirts.