I have never been a nonfiction novel fan, but when I happened to stumble across the theatrical trailer for the upcoming film “Unbroken,” my interest was most definitely piqued.
After months of pondering whether or not “The Blacklist” was worth watching, I finally caved in and cannot believe I waited so long to give this show a try.
On Wednesday Shippensburg University’s own WSYC radio station showcased a throwback to the sounds of middle school.
The Addams Family is coming to Shippensburg University and you could become a member of the eccentric family.
The grand reopening of The Thought Lot last Saturday brought an eclectic musical mix to Shippensburg.
Shippensburg’s own SHAPE Gallery is throwing its 5th annual “Give the Gift of Art” holiday event.
The “Vampire Diaries” had a good run, seasons one through four, but things fell flat for its fifth season — likely due to series creator, Julie Plec, starting a spinoff, “The Originals,” based on characters from the CW hit. However, things had picked up for season six which aired Oct. 2, featuring exciting storylines that make you want to tune in each week.
When I first heard about Fox’s new Batman series, I figured it would be just like the plethora of animated series or similar to the ’60s series that starred Adam West.
*Warning: Spoilers Ahead * You may have seen previews for the latest thriller “Gone Girl”, but what you may not know is that the film is based off of a gripping novel of the same name.
The fire’s coming I think we should run The music is playing over the thrum the record spins a cyclical reprieve As I consider the memories that I’d rather not be.
He asks me “what do u like in a man” I think the answer is more than a simple text in his hands An answer from my soul TYPE My mate will be whole. He will love himself And know that there are galaxies within him. He will know that like stars he is more than just Hydrogen and helium, More than flesh and bone.
The fire’s coming I think we should run The music is playing over the thrum the record spins a cyclical reprieve As I consider the memories that I’d rather not be.
I don’t know where this is Heading You’ve touched me tenderly through text. words folding over me f l o w i n g through my interstellar veins seared with syntax my soul simply reacts until you’ve left your trademark on my soul and my
What is that sound? If you listen closely, it is the sound of millions of Marvel fans slowly losing hia or her minds with anticipation.
There are many genres Daniel Radcliffe’s new film “Horns” falls under, and a feel-good film is definitely not one of them. In the dark-fantasy, crime thriller, Radcliffe plays Ignatius ‘Ig’ Perrish who is under investigation for the rape and murder of his longtime girlfriend, Merrin (played by Juno Temple). Everyone in their town believes he is guilty with the xception of his best friend and lawyer, Lee (played by Max Minghella). Ig wakes up one morning with strange horns protruding from his forehead and he soon discovers the horns give him supernatural abilities, such as reading people’s deepest thoughts and seeing a person’s past when he touches them.
There are a lot of things to talk about in this week’s episode, which, despite some minor flaws, stood out as the best episode of the season, so far. The focal point this week was Felicity Smoak, a character from CW sister show, “Arrow,” who took a trip to Central City to visit her friend, Barry.
The Marvel vs DC Comics movie battle is really heating up. We are living in the Golden Age of Comic book films.
If you are an avid reader like me, you make sure there is enough spare time in the day to get lost in the eerie, futuristic worlds of Stephen King or fall in love with Nicholas Sparks’ latest absurdly charming male lead.
I am sure you are wondering why in the world I am focusing on a movie that came out two years ago and received so much hype and amazing reviews.
