‘This is Us’ gets real with its characters
(10/04/16 4:35am)
“This is a fact: according to Wikipedia, the average human being shares his or her birthday with over 18 million other human beings.”
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“This is a fact: according to Wikipedia, the average human being shares his or her birthday with over 18 million other human beings.”
NBC’s new television show,“This is Us,” focuses on four unique characters as their paths overlap on their 36th birthday.
On the brink of a new season, Shippensburg University raised awareness of climate change and depletion of energy resources through a sustainability film festival Wednesday night.
Just one year after his first album release, Canadian pop singer Shawn Mendes spun around with “Illuminate.”
Shawn Mendes released his second album on Friday.
The once 17-year-old “American Idol” winner, Scotty McCreery, returned to the H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center stage Thursday night at what he calls, the “ripe old age of 22.”
Starting the night off with only a paintbrush, a painter’s bib, primary color paints and a blank canvas, each participant left the Ceddia Union Building (CUB) multipurpose room with a handcrafted “fall sunset” themed masterpiece. Paint Nite, an event put on by the Activities Program Board, was held this past Friday.
Outside my window
The Shippensburg Fairgrounds were transformed into a budding village of tents and folding chairs as thousands paraded in for a life-changing experience on Sept. 16 and 17.
Chris Tomlin slows things down with his deep worship songs.
He plays jazz
When we think of Shakespeare, many people ask themselves, why is he famous?” countertenor Nathan Medley said at the first Chapel Series of the year, Shakespeare’s Songbook, this past Wednesday.
Countertenor Nathan Medley and keyboard accompanier Scott Ewig help to bring Shakespearean literature to life Wednesday with various forms and works of classical music.