Brand finds laughs in nonsense slapstick
Remake of 1981 comedy shows comedian's strengths
Remake of 1981 comedy shows comedian's strengths
Just one more film to add to the little girl as action star genre.
The incredible true story brought to DVD at last
Ye know what thou is getting.
Upon this Norwegian musician's release from jail, he put out one of the best black metal albums in years.
How can these guys be goth? Their music is so fun!
The Kinks member brings in all of his musical friends to do a massive tribute album, but the originals are still better.
For perspective, it should perhaps be noted that Planned Parenthood provides “sexual and reproductive health care, education and information” that includes “Pap tests ... breast exams ... and tests and treatments for sexually transmitted infections.”
Cheating is something that will probably happen at all universities no matter which school you attend as a student.
It’s rare that I find myself scanning the sports section of any paper. But it was a different story when Friday’s New York Times ran an article about the “revolutionary” website, Outsports.com, a support site for gay athletes — out or not. This website is slowly changing the sexless, homophobic sports world.
In a country where overstocked supermarkets, buffets and refrigerators are everywhere, it is difficult to notice that there is currently a global food crisis. It is hard to imagine that nearly a billion people go to bed hungry every night, but that is the reality of the 2011 food crisis.
Ben Motz, a lecturer in the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences, created his Mypage site as a way to share his research. However, because of University Information Technology Services’ “no-robots” policy on the Mypage web server at IU, the information Motz posts on his personal IU website cannot be searched by commercial search engines.
In an effort to reduce a $1.5 million deficit in Arizona’s Medicaid program and promote healthiness among patients, Gov. Jan Brewer proposed an annual $50 fee for certain recipients.
Protesting isn’t new for Lucille Bertuccio. The 76-year-old has dedicated herself to protecting the local environment, and she has never been afraid to speak loudly.
With blinding lights, pounding bass and an ecstatic crowd, Lil Wayne did Little 500 bigger than anyone else.
Just as Schwinn tires will be thundering down the Bill Armstrong Stadium cinder track, IU junior distance runner De’Sean Turner will be doing the same at the Robert C. Haugh Track & Field Complex.
With this being as close to the All-Star break as we’ll get in the days of 9 p.m. start times for the sake of TV revenues, here’s my IU All-Star team at midyear.
The award winning Little 500 film "Breaking Away" was shown at the IU Cinema on Sunday and Monday. Some were seeing the movie for the first time. Others, like Tom Schwoegler who was the technical adviser for "Breaking Away", were seeing for yet another time.
The second annual GLOWfest promises to put on a show Thursday that will be brighter and bigger than ever. With headliner electronic artist Pretty Lights playing to a sold-out crowd, this year’s GLOWfest is sure to be an unforgettable concert-going experience. But behind all of the pretty lights, 50 IU student interns have spent months working to make sure the concert will go off without a hitch.
The IU softball team welcomes Ohio State to Bloomington today for a doubleheader starting at 2 p.m.