An MSU education has fueled alumni on the road to exciting careers all over the world. For 1999 graduate George Katsiris, his philosophy degree served as a catalyst for the creation of a record label based in the Big Apple.
It's that time of year again — the quality of new motion picture releases has been progressively dropping, and it's about to hit the low point.
Sister Nancy Murray made her way through the crowd in St. John's Student Parish Friday night, greeting the audience with a heavy Italian accent, embodying her alter ego — St.
The snow outside couldn't stop The Temple Club from transforming into a hip-hop hotbed Friday night. Booming beats, bouncing butts and booze were the catalyst for Detroit rapper Proof's rowdy headlining performance at the club, 500 E.
I'm not an avid television watcher — in fact as a general rule I hate TV shows. But like all rules, there is an exception, and that exception is "24." It doesn't matter how much schedule rearrangement is necessary; I will not miss that show. I started watching "24" last year during its fourth season.
Mark Zupan vividly remembers the night of the accident — or at least until it happened. Following his Florida Atlantic University soccer game, Zupan went out to the bar with his friends.
Let's face it: One of the greatest pleasures of the Golden Globes is the fashion. We like to follow stars — such as Reese Witherspoon, Gwyneth Paltrow and Natalie Portman — to see what fabulous gowns they have donned this time.
Monday night was the 63rd annual Golden Globe Awards. The award show spans both television and motion picture achievement, and is often used as a predictor of Academy Award winners.
"Hoodwinked" is a new version of the Little Red Riding Hood story that tells what really happened at Granny's house, and in case you didn't know, Granny is a baked goodies tycoon.
Just before the competition began, hordes of people were scalping tickets to watch MSU's quarterfinal phase of the largest collegiate a cappella competition in the world. The crowd that did make it past the ushers watched as Capital Green and the Accafellas, a cappella groups from MSU, became first runner-up and quarterfinal champions, respectively, for the MSU divisional round of the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella, or ICCA, on Saturday night at the Wharton Center.
All right sports fans, here's yet another feel-good movie brought to you by Disney in its recent series of inspirational sports films.
Every week, The State News presents five things going on in the world of pop culture. 1. Enthralled by tattoos?
January is traditionally the month for self-improvement. We stay up late to bring in the New Year, and then we vow to change for the better.
Rapper Jay-Z and rock band U2 lend their waning musical credibility to Mary J. Blige's new album "The Breakthrough." Yes, the album is catchy and at times lyrically inspirational, but it took a small army of musicians and producers backing Blige to create the new songs.
When I heard Johnny Knoxville was going to be in a movie in which he pretends to be mentally impaired so he can fix the Special Olympics, I cringed.
Ashley Parker Angel was first introduced to America as a teenage pop star, thanks to the MTV-manufactured band, O-Town, whose first season aired on ABC.
Wharton Center's Pasant Theatre will be hosting two free jazz performances this Sunday to pay tribute to the life of Rosa Parks and commemorate Martin Luther King Jr. Tickets are free for both the 3 p.m.
A murder mystery dinner train will leave the East Lansing Hannah Community Center and travel to Charlotte in a trip that will included a three-course meal and an interactive mystery to solve Jan.
Michigan artist Cynthia Foley will display her work from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. today at the Lansing Art Gallery, 113 S Washington Square, in Lansing.
It's unfathomable that James Frey even lived to tell his story. Frey woke up on an airplane half dead without any memory of what had happened to him.