The greatest movie script ever inked to paper has not been written yet. And how do I know this? Well, because I've been banging my head together with the best minds in the film industry at weekly gatherings in order to create the optimum screenplay. Already I can feel the questions oozing out of your overworked brain.
1. "Stay Fly," from Memphis, Tenn.'s favorite hip-hop troupe Three 6 Mafia. The mid-tempo single features Eightball & MJG and Young Buck and is on their new album "Most Known Unknown." But what happened to Gangsta Boo? 2.
Science fiction isn't just for "geeks" anymore. As the technology-based genre becomes more mainstream, more people are finding themselves enchanted by it. Science fiction traditionally focuses on the impact of imaginary technologies or sciences on humans.
Josh Shyu defines style as "untainted self-expression." The psychology freshman prefers using color and accessories to jazz up his wardrobe.
Three-year-old Elise Wilcox bopped around the Lansing Art Gallery on Sunday not knowing anything about the work of the two Michigan upper peninsula artists as she strolled through.
At 20 years old, I popped open the old plastic carton of the "Cinderella" VHS for the first time in at least nine years and transported myself back to a childhood of footed pajamas, my favorite toys and watching movies with my family on Saturday nights. To celebrate today's DVD re-release of the 1950 Disney film, I watched the grainy tape with a sense of reality far from that of my youth.
Anyone who knows me knows I'm an unabashed fan of ABC's "Desperate Housewives." I didn't jump on the bandwagon after the first episode - I knew this show was going to be good when last fall's new season was announced. My love for the show increased tenfold when it was announced Alfre Woodard would be joining the cast.
Alt-country rock band Antigone Rising can thank Starbucks for instant media attention and publicity.
Chris Morran doesn't want you to ruin your college experience. So the University of Virginia alumnus has written a whole handbook, "Hardly Working at College: The Overachieving Underperformer's Guide to Graduating Without Cracking a Book," which details how to be what he calls an "overachieving underperformer." In "Hardly Working," Morran outlines how to get through college with as little work as possible, including tips on how to pick classes, sneak into class late, avoid getting called on and how to let your parents think study abroad is really about studying. Don't expect to breeze right through the book and into the bar instead of 12:40 p.m.
The question of what Mr. Gwen Stefani has been up to lately is finally answered with the release of Institute's (Gavin Rossdale's new band) debut album "Distort Yourself." Unfortunately, Institute isn't going to bring Rossdale back up to Bush-era stardom.
Mock documentary "Mail Order Wife" reinforces the worn-out stereotype that all men are sleazy and women are deceitful. The DVD will be released tomorrow to enlighten the citizens of the United States that it's not a clever plan to purchase a woman from some random Asian country to marry.
"The Greatest Game Ever Played" may be somewhat of an exaggeration but there is definitely an exciting golf match enacted in the film. The movie is derived from the historical events of the 1913 U.S.
Shortly after Michigan and MSU wage war on the gridiron in Spartan Stadium on Saturday, a second, equally competitive round of battle will take place to determine - once and for all - which university is the true champion of the intrastate rivalry. Students from the two respective schools will face off in a weekend-long burrito eat-off to coincide with the football game between MSU and Michigan.
If you've got company coming over this weekend from Ann Arbor for the big game, they're going to want to be entertained. Here's a list of comparable hot spots so it'll be easy to decide where to go for post-game celebrations.
The MSU School of Music is trying to help in the aftermath of the recent hurricane devastation. On Sunday, jazz professors, MSU School of Music faculty and a variety of guest performers will pay tribute to the distinct New Orleans-style of jazz music with "Tribute to New Orleans," a concert benefiting the New Orleans music scene and victims of the hurricanes. The concert is at 3 p.m.
Wanna show how much you hate Michigan? Say it loud and proud with some of the following items: 1. If you've got one - or maybe one of your friends has it - dig out that throwback "Muck Fichigan" tee for Saturday's game.
What has kept the popularity of Bob Dylan rolling in the minds and pockets of a world audience for almost five decades?
Every week, The State News presents five things going on in the world of pop culture that might make your life a little bit better. 1.
There are some bands that sound better live than on the album. The Minor Fall is definitely one of those bands. The band is pure emo rock - a group of guys from Lansing playing songs about "running out of time" and having "a loss of words." And the album is mellower than the band's more enjoyable live performances. "The City, The City" is The Minor Fall's latest full-length.
Amid thousands of other 16-28 year olds, I waited in the pouring rain for hours just to sing for two producers who could care less about whether I made it on to the next level.