Beach Boys bring more than ’60s style music
ByThe Beach Boys were a three-peat at Shippensburg’s H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center on Saturday, Oct.
The Beach Boys were a three-peat at Shippensburg’s H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center on Saturday, Oct.
Despite some strong material for the supporting cast, this week’s episode of “The Flash” reached a plateau with its lame villain-of-the-week and its focus on the boring chemistry between Iris and Eddie. This week’s episode turned its attention to the night of the particle accelerator explosion in flashbacks that paralleled Wells’ decision, in the present, to use the accelerator as a prison. The flashbacks were effective enough, introducing viewers to Caitlyn Snow’s late fiancé, Ronnie Raymond, played by Ronnie Amell.
It does not seem like it has been a month since boy band One Direction dropped their new single “Steal My Girl” but it seems fans have not been able to stop talking about it.
I’m (more or less) a lifetime resident of Carlisle. I am quite aware that our region has a huge pool of talented people in all the arts. Having said that, I must single out the Carlisle Theatre Company and their current production of the musical Jesus Christ Superstar as a new high-water mark. This version of the show, for those who may have seen the original movie or older stage versions, is updated and modernized, incorporating such touches as Twitter, cell-phone video and other social media references.
“The Flash” continued its momentum from last week’s premiere in a stellar second episode that successfully developed and explored several major characters, but fell short in quality with its villain-of-the-week. Barry’s arc for the season was made especially clear this week – he wants to be a hero.
There have been many movies over the years depicting the mystery of a parent vanishing out of the blue and never returning.
When most people hear the term gospel-singing group, most associate this with very upbeat and soulful songs that praise God and everything Christianity has to offer.
AMC’s “The Walking Dead” started off on a high note during its fifth season premiere on Sunday, October 12.
“OMG” the modern version of Shakespeare’s ‘Othello’ premiered Thursday night in Memorial Auditorium.
“Supernatural.” Most people see this word around Halloween and automatically think of scary stories and weird costumes.
What made you want to become a band in the first place? How did this whole thing get started? We really just wanted girlfriends to be honest…we never expected to make it this far, but obviously we’re happy that we did.
It’s been about two years since alternative rock band My Chemical Romance announced their breakup and we have already heard solo material from each of the members.
In 2005, if you had asked Travis Clark, Hunter and Drew Thomsen and Danny Duncan where they would be in ten years, they probably would not have been able to predict the successful musical career they have had.
The first evening in October was a perfect way to kick off the fall. The top five finishers from season eight of Last Comic Standing brought world-class humor to Shippensburg’s H.
It is that time of year again. Yes, we all love pumpkin-spiced everything, the leaves falling off the trees and those cool, crisp days of fall.
Chart-topping artist Taylor Dayne took to the H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center stage last Friday. The Grammy-nominated artist has had three No.
The play “OMG” is a 108-page scripted play written by senior Kervince Michel, who was inspired by the film “O.” “OMG” is a modern day twist on Shakespeare’s “Othello”. This twist will allow people to connect with the actors and will help them understand it even more.
“Rumble,” the new young adult novel by Ellen Hopkins, starts off with the question everyone always asks themselves.
“The Direction” is a radio show hosted on Shippensburg University’s own WSYC station. “The Direction” airs every Friday at 4 p.m.
The Everymen, who describe their sound as “sweaty Jersey-style beer-guzzlin’ party rock,” seem like the kind of band that would get almost as much enjoyment out of playing for five people as they would playing for a thousand.