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Reynolds gives unexpected performance in ‘Buried’

“Buried” takes it’s viewers on a man’s journey to survive one of the most horrifying experiences imaginable.

By Nick Spake | September 29, 2010

ASU Gammage Auditorium will host “Young Frankenstein” until Oct. 3. Several hit shows will come to Gammage this season. (Photo by Jessica Weisel)

Gammage adds two shows to season

ASU Gammage added two shows to their 2010-2011 season — a Jim Brickman holiday concert on Dec. 19 and “Spring Awakening” on Jan. 27 and 28.

By Megan Mattox | September 29, 2010

“Young Frankenstein” is hilarious, enjoyable start to 2010-2011 ASU Gammage season

Dr. Frederick Frankenstein and his monster creation hit Tempe this week with the musical, “Young Frankenstein.” The show runs through Sunday at ASU Gammage Auditorium.

By Megan Mattox | September 29, 2010

Western-themed bar draws in more than country fans

AZ Country USA, a new restaurant, bar and venue in Mesa, draws in student and adult crowds of all ages for dance lessons, live music and sports.

By Alicia Diaz | September 29, 2010

LOOKING BACK: Former ASU football player Isaiah Mustafa has made a name for himself outside of the sports world with his appearances in popular Old Spice commercials. “The man your man could smell like” recently reflected on his time at the University. (Photo Courtesy of ASU Media Relations)

Q&A with Isaiah Mustafa

The State Press talks with ASU alumni and former NFL football player Isaiah Mustafa.

By Travis McKnight | September 29, 2010

Selleck back in new CBS series ‘Blue Bloods’

With the return of Tom Selleck to primetime television, CBS aims to capture and entertain the imagination of their viewers with “Blue Bloods.”

By Jonathan Fortner | September 26, 2010

The Walkmen continue to shine with album ‘Lisbon’

The Walkmen release their fifth album “Lisbon,” adding one more masterpiece to their repertoire.

By Jonathan Fortner | September 26, 2010

Chowda! Episode 2: Week of Sept. 23

Hosted each week by Clayton Russell Porter Chowda! brings you the latest in entertainment comedy.

By Clayton Porter | September 25, 2010

Stone’s ‘Wall Street’ revisit worth the money

Though slow at times, compelling characters make the “Wall Street” sequel a worthy successor of director Oliver Stone’s original.

By Preston Carter Melbourne-Weaver | September 23, 2010

‘Catfish’ will annoy some, intrigue others

Ever since the documentary “Catfish” made its debut at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, audiences have been attempting to decipher whether or not the film is fact or fake.

By Nick Spake | September 23, 2010

‘You Again’ wastes cast’s talent

“You Again” does not use its stars to their potential. Rather, it is another by-the-numbers comedy reliant on physical humor and appearance.

By Nick Spake | September 23, 2010

‘Jack’ goes overboard

After nearly twenty years of screen acting, Hoffman finally makes his directorial debut in “Jack Goes Boating,” a well-shot and strongly acted first feature.

By Nick Spake | September 23, 2010

Cast of ‘Social Network’ discusses film, characters

“The Social Network” is not a movie about Facebook. It’s a movie about love, betrayal, paranoia and the truth, all of which are caused by the creation of the social networking site.

By Preston Carter Melbourne-Weaver | September 23, 2010

SPTV rolls into Kanpai Sushi

SPTV delves into the Kanpai Sushi restaurant.

By Heather Yako | September 22, 2010

Campus Review: ‘The Town’

SPTV film critics Brittney Wacholz and Shannon Lewis review the latest movie release "The Town."

By Austin Moede | September 22, 2010

Welcome back, ‘Glee’

The second season of “Glee” premiered Tuesday with the episode, “Audition.” For self-proclaimed “Gleeks,” it was great to see old, familiar faces of the show, as well as a few new ones.

By Megan Mattox | September 22, 2010

‘Flamingo’ is swanky debut solo album from Killers lead singer

For Killers lead singer Brandon Flowers, a hiatus from the band has given him the chance to explore new creative endeavors in his September solo debut “Flamingo,” an all encompassing ode to sex, Vegas and Lady Luck.

By Dane Jarvie | September 22, 2010

Q&A with Danny McBride of “Eastbound & Down”

The State Press caught up with Danny McBride, creator and star of “Eastbound & Down” on HBO.

By Joseph Schmidt | September 21, 2010

Q&A with Chris Conley of Saves The Day

Saves the Day is getting ready to release its seventh full-length album. While the original boys that comprised Saves the Day were New Jersey natives, only one remains.

By Lauren Jordan | September 21, 2010

Campus Review: ‘The Tillman Story’

SPTV film critics Karl Kwiatkowski and Katie McDowell discuss "The Tillman Story."

By Austin Moede | September 20, 2010

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