It was quite apparent that the fans at Breslin Center on Sunday were there for one thing: Tool. They were apathetic when Messughah hit the stage for a nearly two-thirds empty floor.
You know you’ve got something amazing when a video game captures the essence of college tradition exactly like its real life counterpart.
Lansing - A beautiful, strong-willed woman is stifled by society and suffocates in domestic boredom.
The back of the University Activities Board T-shirts worn by employees said it best: “What does Pushing 33 + Bliss 66 + 19 Wheels equal?
Sleater-Kinney. Touring. New album. Those three thoughts kept repeating through my head the entire summer. When I heard Sleater-Kinney would be touring after its latest release, “One Beat,” I was ecstatic.
“Snatch” meets “Shaft” in Screen Gems Inc.’s latest project, “Formula 51.” It’s odd that chemistry is the central theme of the film, since it’s used so much in the casting of the movies roles.
Talk about beating a dead horse. Frank and his brother Vince Rogala have been trying to make it in the music industry since 1976.
Homecoming weekend has finally arrived and it’s time to celebrate in numbers. The University Activities Board is hosting its first Homecoming Jam at 8 p.m.
Samuel L. Jackson returns to the big screen this weekend with the much anticipated “Formula 51.” Jackson plays college graduate and chemistry prodigy Elmo McElroy, who loses a chance at becoming a pharmacist after a drug possession charge in 1971.
Young East Lansing singer Scott Barnes will be performing at 9 p.m. today at Coffee Jam, 6427 Centurion Drive in Lansing. The aspiring musician started playing guitar when he was 13.
Fox is launching a series of auditions for the next “American Idol” - and the first stop is right here in Michigan. The audition will take place at 8 a.m.
Plays don’t usually revolve around a character the audience doesn’t like, let alone someone they despise. The protagonist in Henrik Ibsen’s “Hedda Gabler” is headstrong, angry, frustrated and stifled in a life society has chosen for her.
Flipping the channels one Saturday afternoon, my roommate and I saw an advertisement on MTV for its second installment of “Making the Band” - “Making the Band 2.” As I watched the commercial and waited for the announcement of another boy band/girl band-type group, I learned, much to my surprise, that a hip-hop group will be formed with the aid of P.
Mention the band Tool, and you’ll notice widely different reactions. One person will shrug and act indifferent.
The rules for transporting packages, according to courier Frank Martin, are don’t open the package and no names. It sounds easy, and for the payment of $40,000 I would quit my job.
Friday • The University Activities Board will feature Green & White Fridays Homecoming Kick-off as part of Homecoming celebrations from noon to 2 p.m.
The MSU Documentary Filmmakers and the East Lansing Film Festival are co-sponsoring a homegrown movie screening at 7 p.m.
Sometimes growing old brings us back to our youth. And English Assistant Professor Jeffrey Wray’s film “China” gave the audience a different perspective of life on Saturday during its premiere at the Hannah Community Center, 819 Abbott Road. Rudolph and Evelyn Jackson (Von Washington and Sheila Stewart) lead nauseating lives.
Events • The Asian Studies Center will show the Japanese film “Princess Mononoke” at 7 p.m.
Tom Petty is an artist who’s never struggled with creative excellence since he hit the music scene in the 1970s. Today, Petty has created a definitive hybrid of American music.