On Sunday, rap sensation Ludacris stepped onto the scene at Heiges Field House. The “frontin’” mic master, known for his laugh riots weaved between bumping beats, made every fan of hip-hop jump uncontrollably at Heiges.
The seats in H Ric. Luhrs Performing Arts Center were packed to capacity Friday night. The reason?
After not releasing a solo album for 10 years, one of the original queens of pop is returning to the charts.
Everyone’s favorite congressman-turned-president is back and even more convincing in a brand new season of the Netflix hit “House of Cards.” Season four takes place shortly after where season three left off, with Frank, played Kevin Spacey, traveling without his wife Claire, played by Robin Wright, to campaign for the 2016 presidential primaries.
Shippensburg University is fortunate to have both local artists and students creating unique sculptures that serve to enhance the campus. One sculpture “Life Force,” cannot help but stand out to the students walking back and forth from classes.
The Shippensburg University Color Guard embarked on their first indoor season on Feb. 27, at Lower Dauphin High School in Hummelstown, PA, as part of a Tournament Indoor Association (TIA) competition.
The atmosphere was electric in the room for the Ship’s Got Talent event. Friends and family gathered to support the acts who were performing their talents on stage. The event featured mostly singers, with a magician and pianist thrown into the mix.
Children and adults explored the wild world of animals with “Jungle” Jack Hanna last Friday at the H.
The 88th Academy Awards, also known as the Oscars, aired Sunday on ABC. Controversy and negative publicity surrounded the event.
After more than 20 years off the air, fans are finally catching up with the Tanner clan and they are as hectic as ever.
A local artists’ exhibit opened on Saturday at The Thought Lot and it surely did not disappoint. At first glance you could tell these pieces of art were nothing ordinary.
Walking into the Memorial Auditorium lobby on Feb. 18, 19 and 20, one could hear the excited chatter and laughter of many as they talked about vaginas.
The Sundance Film Festival, held every year in Utah, has been home to an eclectic variety of films since the late ’70s.
There was a lot of death and even more walkers on the mid-season premiere of the AMC hit “The Walking Dead.” The premiere picks up right where the November finale left off.
The 58th Annual Grammy Awards were nothing less than spectacular. The politically charged performances and diverse nominations made this year’s ceremony one that will stand out for years to come.
When many people think of magic shows, the words “cheesy and boring” usually come to mind. This is exactly what Drew Thomas set out to dispel and he succeeded.
“It is a truth universally acknowledged that a zombie in possession of brains must be in want of more brains.” It is not universally known, however, if this new adaptation of Jane Austin’s classic “Pride and Prejudice” will be able to fully reach either the purists or the modern zombie-loving audiences alike.
In its 13th year, “The Vagina Monologues” will appear once again on the Memorial Auditorium stage.
Red and pink lights bounced around the packed auditorium while the backdrop showed an orange calligraphy drawing of a J and N with the words “Joe Nichols” cutting through the middle of the letters.
