‘American Reunion’ induces outrageous laughs
Each character stays true to their original persona, but with an amplified comeback to keep the audience entertained and to avoid mundane re-dos.
Each character stays true to their original persona, but with an amplified comeback to keep the audience entertained and to avoid mundane re-dos.
In building and designing Apparatus Sculptoris, various strategies such as illumination, fabrication, installation and new media were used to create an event that explores experimental art.
Local Broadway lovers will be awestruck with the incredible lineup for next season at ASU Gammage
The craftsmanship of the pieces was remarkable, and it was clear creative visions went into each piece at the Culinary Festival of Chocolates, Confections & Fine Art.
Dan Savage touches on how to discuss sex, fetishes and taboos in a culture that would prefer for people to be ignorant.
Over a thousand butterflies fly among vibrant wildflowers and sweet nectar plants at the Desert Botanical Garden every spring.
If any effect remains after exiting the theater, it should be the resentment of having wasted both time and money.
After a five-year break, the overwhelmingly popular reality show, “Punk’d” returned to MTV with its first celebrity host, Justin Bieber.
Unlike the original version, this Snow White doesn’t need a prince to save her.
In showcasing ferociously salivating creatures, skull crushing action and a literally hellish terrain, the necessary attention to other aspects of the movie is forgotten.
Actor Jason Segel and director/actor Mark Duplass phoned in to talk about “Jeff Who Lives at Home,” their careers and how they got to where they are now.
American Royalty’s frontman Billy Scher took the time to speak with The State Press about touring and the band’s SXSW experience.
Simple props were creatively manipulated to display the magnificence of Gatsby’s wealth.
Throw in some British accents, deadpan humor, a wise, all-knowing Sheikh and voilà - a culture-clashing slapstick.
Abortion debates are typically fueled with emotional backlashes and strong arguments, but “October Baby” treads over the subject perfectly.
Jason Burkey’s role in “October Baby” shows the young star has more complexities.
“Radio Music Society” draws its inspiration from the catchy melodies and infectious grooves of pop and R&B radio stations.
If it didn't matter to Collins to adequately tell her story, why then should audiences care to understand?
“Seeking Justice” is a confusing disappointment that tried to make a cool clandestine society and connect it with a supposedly ordinary schoolteacher.
The scene with Offerman, Hill and Tatum captures the frustrations of actors in this day being reduced to fill the shoes of moderately interesting TV personas of yesteryear.
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