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‘Deathly Hallows: Part 1’ is exceptional beginning of end

From story to effects, the second to last installment of the "Harry Potter" movie series does not fail to entertain.

By Nick Spake | November 18, 2010

WHO’S WHO: Stefan Karl and Seth Bazacas star as the Grinch and his dog, Young Max, in “Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical.” The show will play at ASU Gammage through Nov. 21. (Photo Courtesy of ASU Gammage)

Q&A with Seth Bazacas from ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’

“Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical” is coming to ASU Gammage.

By Megan Mattox | November 17, 2010

Screening of immigration documentary, director Q&A to show ‘other side’ of debate

“The Other Side of Immigration,” which shares the perspective of those living south of the border, will be shown on two ASU campuses this week.

By Jonathan Fortner | November 16, 2010

Underoath lives on with ‘Disambiguation’

“Disambiguation” from band Underoath may not be able to lift your spirits, but it will certainly pump your adrenaline glands, leaving you hungry for the next rush.

By Dane Jarvie | November 14, 2010

Chowda! Episode 7: Week of Nov. 13, 2010

Take in a hearty scoop of Chowda! It goes down easy, just like the real thing!

By Clayton Porter | November 13, 2010

'Morning Glory' not original, but enjoyable

“Morning Glory” opens with a scene that’s been done in movies time and time again.

By Nick Spake | November 12, 2010

Campus Review: 'Conviction'

Shannon awaits the final verdict of her sentence when Karl visits her and discusses the movie 'Conviction'.

By Austin Moede | November 12, 2010

‘Cirque Dreams Illumination’ excites senses with unreal performances

“Cirque Dreams Illumination” — it’s part circus, part magic show. It’s part dance show, part musical performance. It’s even part comedy. Watching the show is like being transported into another world.

By Megan Mattox | November 11, 2010

Senses Fail brings mosh pits to The Nile

Senses Fail begins its most recent tour for their October release of “The Fire.”

By Lauren Jordan | November 11, 2010

‘Unstoppable’ runs non-stop service toward perfection

Pitted against the proverbial rock and hard place, Washington and Pine team together to overcome the direst circumstances — even if that means risking their lives.

By Jonathan Fortner | November 11, 2010

Harpist Joanna Newsom wows audience at Orpheum Theatre

Back on tour for her new album, “Have One on Me,” harpist Joanna Newsom has welcomed new arrangements and performers.

By Lauren Jordan | November 11, 2010

Director Edgar Wright discusses ‘Scott Pilgrim’ movie

Initially a short film and television director in England, Edgar Wright, director of “Scott Pilgrim vs. the World”, established himself as a major talent in the U.S.

By Nick Spake | November 8, 2010

PERFECTING THE MUSIC: Band A Perfect Circle performs at the Marquee Theater in Tempe. Coming together after a hiatus, the band kept ties with its alt/metal-rock sound at shows in the Valley over the weekend. (Photo by Lauren Jordan)

A Perfect Circle thrills crowd in weekend shows

This September tour dates were released and new music from A Perfect Circle was finally played live for audience feedback.

By Lauren Jordan | November 7, 2010

Cyclists film local music across country

Cross country bicyclists stop in the Valley to document local bands.

By Blake Wilson | November 7, 2010

'Psych' writer to visit Tempe campus

“Psych-Os” will have a chance to rub elbows with ASU alumna and writer of USA Network’s hit crime comedy, Psych, Monday on ASU’s Tempe campus.

By Rachel Sutherland | November 5, 2010

Campus Review: 'Due Date'

Britney packs for her trip as she discusses the movie "Due Date" with Ryan.

By Austin Moede | November 4, 2010

‘Fair Game’ is interesting, well-executed movie

“Fair Game” works better as the story of a prevailing marriage, rather than a political thriller.

By Nick Spake | November 4, 2010

‘Megamind’ is no ‘Despicable Me’

“Megamind” doesn’t have the wit or inspiration of the best contemporary animated features.

By Nick Spake | November 4, 2010

‘127 Hours’ is extraordinary story of survival

“127 Hours” tells the true story of mountain climber Aron Ralston, who is trapped by a bolder while climbing a canyon.

By Nick Spake | November 4, 2010

‘Due Date’ hilarious despite conventional plot

Despite what may seem to be typecasting and a generic road-trip plot, “Due Date” is one of the most hilarious films of the year.

By Preston Carter Melbourne-Weaver | November 4, 2010

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