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Smash is coming to a screen near you. Photo courtesy of IMDB.com.

Spark'd TV: What to Watch

As the semester nears its end, it is important to know what to look out for when you’re spending endless hours at home during the holidays.

By Mackenzie Keller | November 26, 2011
Photo courtesy of FX Network.

Spark'd TV: A League of Their Own

My taste in television has shifted slightly in these last few months. I find myself watching more and more “bro comedies” as I like to call them—television shows which a large male following, typically of the comedic genre.

By Mackenzie Keller | November 22, 2011
The State Press

Hey, Electronic Arts! Grow Up!

This year was the year of the modern military first-person shooters. Two massive publishers of this generation, Electronic Arts and Activision, released their own military first person shooters to compete for the consumer’s hard earned cash.

By Spencer Fawcett | November 20, 2011
Halloween continues with American Horror Story. Photo courtesy of IMDB.com.

Spark'd TV: Horror During the Holidays

There isn’t a show that has endured its typical time frame more than American Horror Story. Despite the fact that the Halloween season has come and gone, American Horror Story still beguiles many across the nation.

By Mackenzie Keller | November 19, 2011
Phoenix recently graced the webpage of the Filter Magazine Newsletter. Photo courtesy of Filter Magazine.

Live and Otherwise: AZ in the Spotlight

Positive reinforcement. We all crave it and we all hope to attain it. With national tidbits covering the many outraged musicians opinion on the SB 1070 immigration bill, it seemed like it was the only music-related topic major magazines and internet entities were interested in.

By Gabby Marshall | November 16, 2011
Regular Twitter users have become familiar with the image of the ‘Fail Whale’ that appears when the website is too overwhelmed with growth. Photo courtesy of Thomas Crampton.

Urban Culture Vulture: The Age of Adz

I’ve heard countless times the term “Generation Me” given to youth’s culture today, so it was interesting to read The New York Times editorial “Generation Sell,” which traces the history of youth culture from the beatniks and hippies in the ‘50s and ‘60s to the punks in the ‘70s, ‘80s, and ‘90s.

By Mary Richardson | November 15, 2011
HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER

Spark'd TV: Motherly Love

After leaving America shocked last week, this week’s episode of How I Met Your Mother picked up where it left off, with Barney and Robin in a very big predicament.

By Mackenzie Keller | November 15, 2011
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