Angelina Jolie recently announced her choice to have her ovaries removed to prevent cancer, sending the Internet and female community into a whirl. Jolie is very much considered a sex symbol in today’s society, so her choice to remove her ovaries has a very positive effect on women.
Fresh on the heels of his suspension on March 10, “Top Gear” presenter Jeremy Clarkson has been removed from his position on the show.
Luhrs Auditorium filled up well in advance of the 8 p.m. start of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (NGDB) show Saturday night.
Peter Manhart, lead singer of the Chicago-based alternative band Molehill, stood on top of a table and chairs singing to a mesmerized crowd at The Thought Lot on Saturday, March 27.
Gillian Flynn, author of “Gone Girl,” has managed to write yet another intriguing novel. “Dark Places” chronicles the life of Libby Day, the sole survivor of a massacre in her own home, which claimed the lives of her mother and two sisters.
Friday, March 6, seemed like a typical opening night at Shippensburg’s SHAPE Gallery, complete with eclectic art work, live music and hors d’oeuvres.
Rhythm in the Night, the Irish dance spectacular, left the audience spellbound this past St. Patrick’s Day What a night to hear the rhythm that left the audience mesmerized on the Luhrs Preforming Arts Center stage last Tuesday.
West Virginia’s local music scene shared two of its brightest stars with Shippensburg this weekend.
Justin Bieber is to appear on the infamous “Comedy Central Roast.” The special has already been filmed and is set to premier on March 30, 2015.
“Ship’s Got Talent” went for its second round on Wednesday, March 18, leaving many in anticipation for the final round. The night started off with the stage set aglow by lights and the judges calmly sitting at their table, waiting for the acts to start.
Ever hear of McFarland, California? Probably not. If it were not for cross country coach Jim White, played exceptionally well by Kevin Costner, McFarland would have been one of those forgotten, small American towns.
Chops, beats, parallels, murder. That is what you will get with Fox’s new hit, “Empire.” In order to avoid spoilers, I will only be reviewing the pilot (first episode). To start, the Lyon family owns Empire Enterprise, a mega-profit record company in charge of producing rap and R&B artists.
On Wed. March 4 the first round of Shippensburg APB’s Ship’s Got Talent contest occurred with plenty of talent.
Alternative rock trio, Muse, released the first single off their upcoming album “Drones.” The track, titled “Psycho,” shows a return to Muse’s riff rock tendencies of the ’90s, mixed with the more structured, anthem-like sounds of their more recent albums. Muse has been at the forefront of alternative rock music for over a decade and, with “Psycho,” they recycled a riff used in concert jams from their early days and turned it into an almost radio-friendly single.
British folk-rock band Mumford & Sons released the first single from their upcoming third album, “Wilder Mind.” The track, titled “Believe,” has a much different sound from earlier singles by the band. In what can only be described as a radical change in production, the band seems to have decided to go electric.
“Bates Motel” returned with a slight bang on March 9, setting up a nice return for the Bates family and everyone involved.
Following the recent trend of post-apocalyptic novels, Veronica Roth puts her own spin on the future with her “Divergent” trilogy.
“American Horror Story” (AHS) fans are all anxiously awaiting an eerie October, when the new season of the series premiers. Creator, Ryan Murphy, confirmed season five will be “Hotel,” but viewers are left wondering what exactly that entails.
As I made my way to my seat to watch Mnozil Brass at the Luhrs Center on Feb 28, I was not sure what to expect.
