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Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) is experiencing a pop culture renaissance. Once considered a niche hobby in the ‘70s and ‘80s, D&D now boasts a large, diverse fanbase that is rapidly pushing it into the cultural mainstream.
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I saw these guys live and I left the moshpit with a limp.
Frank Hancock’s Ballroom Dance classes are back again this fall semester! For almost 15 years, the Luhrs Center has hosted dancers, young and experienced, from all over the Cumberland Valley area to learn all things ballroom.
When I was lying on Australia’s beautiful beaches without a care in the world, I had “Espresso” on repeat. Sabrina Carpenter also released “Please, Please, Please” while I was in the land down under, and it was quickly added to my daily rotation.
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Classic blues rock band George Thorogood & the Destroyers performed at the Luhrs Center on Wednesday as part of their “The Baddest Show on Earth” tour. Thorogood put on a fantastic performance, both in the songs themselves and ad-libbing between tracks.
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I made a promise that I would talk about the book that got me back into my reading era, and my promise is kept. That book is “Fourth Wing,” by Rebecca Yarros.
Justin Bieber fans were pleasantly surprised this week after the announcement of “SWAG II,” the eighth studio album from the musician.
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It has been nearly 35 years since Freddie Mercury passed away, and Saturday night felt like the Queen singer was alive again – maybe even reincarnated. Gary Mullen embodied the stage presence that Mercury had and even had the crowd go “Ay-Oh!”
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“The Sims” franchise has new competition.
Shippensburg University Acting Group (SUAG) brought “Murder on the Orient Express!” to campus last week with four showings. Memorial Auditorium was buzzing on Saturday, April 19, for the play adapted from Agatha Christie’s murder mystery novel.
“I like working from nature … it’s [kind of] a big part of the content that I’m working with — and how the impressionists used that has been a really big inspiration for me,” Naomi Bard said.
Josh Turner returned to the Luhrs Performing Arts Center to tour his latest album “This Country Music Thing” on Thursday night. Turner’s opening act, Grace Asbury, got the crowd ready for what was to come.
What would you do if you had six months of money saved to live your bougie lifestyle? What if you lost your job, family and luxury career?
The latest exhibit at SU’s Fashion Archives and Museum, “All Dolled Up!” opened on Wednesday. It featured a wide range of dolls like Raggedy Ann, Cabbage Patch, American Girl, Strawberry Shortcake and many vintage figures. Barbie was the central focus throughout the exhibit with many mannequins designed to copy the historic doll’s clothing.
