Review: Mac Demarco – Salad Days
EntertainmentReviews April 16, 2014
BY CAMILA SOSA Rarely do we see an underground artist who breaks through into the semi-mainstream and still manages to maintain a nonchalant persona, but Mac Demarco might just be the exception. 23-year-old Demarco emerged into the pop-dominated music industry playing surfy tunes reminiscent of the 70’s and 80’s... Read more
Review: Glee Season 5
EntertainmentReviews April 16, 2014
BY RACHEL CALLAHAN Sadly, the fifth season of the musical comedy Glee is already halfway over. Most people who watch the show become totally engrossed; there are no small amount of Glee fans. However, no matter how many fans the show keeps and continues to make, there is an apparent... Read more
Review: House Of Cards Season 2
EntertainmentReviews April 15, 2014
BY A.J. KURZMAN (Warning this article contains spoilers) After Netflix released the second season of their critically acclaimed original series House of Cards on February 14, everything changed for me. Any rational person would have spaced the 13 new episodes to last them until the next season, but I... Read more
Review: American Idiot At The Broward Center
EntertainmentReviews April 14, 2014
BY SARAH SHARPE The Broward Center for the Performing Arts presented American Idiot on Saturday, March 29th. Set to the music of Green Day, American Idiot tells the story of three best friends from Jingletown, USA who long for an escape from their monotonous suburban lives. Finding love, dealing... Read more
Review – Rizzoli And Isles
EntertainmentReviews April 10, 2014
BY ZOE SHIR Despite entering its 4th season, the TNT hit series Rizzoli and Isles is still keeping viewers on the edge of their seats. With a cast of interesting characters, Rizzoli and Isles continues to impress. With a suspenseful plot displayed through the true drama portrayed on the... Read more
Review: The Grand Budapest Hotel
EntertainmentReviews March 25, 2014
BY BLUE KAUFMAN The Grand Budapest Hotel is some kind of a weird masterpiece. It’s visuals and dialogue collide with full force , intertwining effortlessly as the film builds toward a glorious crescendo. Most films today seem to be caught in a stupor, an endless haze of programmed formulas and routines. But The Grand... Read more
Review: The Lego Movie
EntertainmentReviews March 25, 2014
BY JACOB FERREIRA The Lego Movie had been in development since 2008, and while many had originally shrugged it off as “just another kid’s movie,” the film turned out to be one of the best movies I’ve seen in a long time. The story follows the journey of Emmett... Read more
Review: Sherlock Season 3
EntertainmentReviews March 14, 2014
BY MELANIE SMITH Dark curls falling to his eyes, he swaggers in with the collar of his coat pulled above his neck, taking in the crime scene with an eerie delight, clearly enjoying it. Within seconds, clues that have stumped the police for hours, days, and even weeks, become... Read more
BY SARAH SHARPE Memphis, the Musical, which had a run at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts, follows the highs and lows in the career of Huey Calhoun, a white guy from Memphis, Tennessee who discovers and falls in love with a beautiful, black R&B singer named Felicia... Read more
Review: Against Me – Transgender Dysphoria Blues
EntertainmentReviews February 21, 2014
BY KATIE LERNER The punk/alternative rock band Against Me! originated in Gainesville, Florida in 1997. The band independently released three studio albums, but then moved to Fat Wreck Chords and finally a major labor, Sire Records, in 2007. Their major labor debut New Wave reached number 57 on the... Read more























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