As any highly anticipated runway show would have it, this year’s Apparel and Textile Design Fashion Show had the backstage madness of a Chanel show, but the professionalism of Vera Wang herself.
Echoes of screaming girls stalking a tour bus across the country can mean only one thing: there’s a touring boy band.
“Les Misérables” is the go-to Broadway production, whether you’re a romantic looking for a sweet love story, a thrill seeker who wants an action-packed war tale or a history buff in search of an educational experience.
When I first learned AWOLNATION and Middle Class Rut would be making an appearance just minutes away from where I lived, I was ecstatic.
Murder, true love and a pinch of comedy — “West Side Story” has all the ingredients for an engaging show. But prior to seeing the show live, I had my doubts about this recipe.
When I learned Bear Hands, a band whose music has been featured on TV shows such as MTV’s “Skins” and HBO’s “Entourage,” would be performing in Lansing, I had high expectations for the performance.
Allen Gregory De Longpre is no ordinary child, having supposedly written novels, composed operas and even dated Chloe Sevigny for a brief period.
As I sat outside the door of Wharton Center’s Cobb Great Hall Friday evening, eagerly awaiting the start of the Broadway musical “Jersey Boys,” I noticed I was one of the only college-aged people present.
The 2010 addition to the Battlefield pantheon is a solid all-around experience with a couple of tweaks and a multiplayer mode that will make players rethink FPS tactics.
“White Christmas: The Musical” is a momentarily sweet, later sour Broadway production based on Michael Curtiz’s 1954 film “White Christmas” starring Bing Crosby.
I’ll be honest, I expected “Avatar: The Game” to be a less-than complete video game experience.
Walking into Gilbert and Blake’s, I was immediately struck by the restaurant’s exterior elegance. It felt like stepping into a ritzy cottage up north, rather than a restaurant in Okemos.
Director Wes Anderson is known for his eccentricity. He parts his long, thin hair to the side and often is seen sporting a beige corduroy suit and a pink scarf, depending on how he’s feeling.
Each time I head to downtown Lansing, I pass what seems to me as the most intriguing restaurant facade in the entire city. Bright yellow bulbs light up its name with tempting sophistication.
Many critics, including Roger Ebert, praised Robert Zemeckis’ “The Polar Express” as a “perennial classic.” Others, such as Rolling Stone’s Peter Travers, described the film as a train wreck, “lifeless” and “spooky in an ‘Invasion of the Body Snatchers’ kind of way.”
The recently released “The Twilight Saga: New Moon” soundtrack might have sold 153,000 copies in its first week of release (claiming No. 1 on the Billboard 200) however, it fails to measure up to the previously released soundtrack of the first installment of the “Twilight” series.
Original 3-D film segments, synchronized pyrotechnics, an elaborate, ever-changing set and a platform set to fly high above the crowd prove Michael Jackson’s vision of entertainment was far from outdated.
Close encounter of the first kind: sighting of a UFO. Close encounter of the second kind: physical evidence.
Juxtaposed by a decaying highway of gray concrete and thick red rust, a dainty hula hoop never has seemed so beautiful.
It’s been five years since Norway natives Erlend Øye and Eirik Glambek Bøe released one of the best records of the past decade, “Riot on an Empty Street.”