Screaming made decent
Ten-year-old rock band The Used recently unleashed a much-anticipated fourth studio album, “Artwork.” Though the album is worth spending money on, some tracks are better than others.
Ten-year-old rock band The Used recently unleashed a much-anticipated fourth studio album, “Artwork.” Though the album is worth spending money on, some tracks are better than others.
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Oh, “Heroes.” Once the crowning jewel of television during its impressive-yet-overrated first season, horrible writing caught up with it, and now the program is nothing more than a washed-up hero trying to save people without powers.
Every new season should bring new story lines, but over the past few years, we keep hearing about the same issues from the television industry – declining ratings, hemorrhaging audiences and the lack of break-out content.
Though entertaining and intriguing during its first three seasons, season four of “Supernatural” pushed the show to a whole new level of excellence.
Perhaps it is asking too much for director Mike Judge (“Idiocracy,” “Beavis and Butt-Head”) to duplicate the success of his now epic film “Office Space.” Similarly set in the workplace, though this time at a flavor-bottling factory, “Extract” lacks the memorable characters of its predecessor.
“Gamer” might have once been a good idea, a film about the psychological implications of controlling another human being all for the purposes of entertainment. But my guess is it soon became manufactured as a mash-up of “The Sims” and “Death Race” to market toward the video game-playing, cult film-watching, ADD fanboy that would hope (or believe) the world is obsessed with gaming, violence and S&M.
Whether so awkward it makes you want to cringe or so hilarious you pee your pants laughing, “The Office” is a show ripe with humor – and party-planning ideas.
Season four of “30 Rock” doesn’t premiere until Oct. 15, so there’s still plenty of time to plan a premiere party complete with Slankets and Sabor de Soledad cheese curls.
When attempting to throw the perfect “Mad Men”-themed party, the key is to remember that simple question.
Although you may not have a “Van” in front of your last name, you can still party like a true New York socialite.
It’s time to get your diagnosis on as “House” approaches its sixth season. The premiere is Sept. 21, and a party to properly honor the dawning of the new season needs a few things.
A jetliner from the beach resort of Cancun was briefly hijacked as it landed in Mexico City on Wednesday. The hijackers released all passengers shortly before federal police stormed the plane, and the crew emerged unharmed moments later.
IU men’s basketball coach Tom Crean has added two aspiring coaches to his team’s support staff.
IU men’s basketball coach Tom Crean has added two aspiring coaches to his team’s support staff.
Purdue University announced yesterday a plan to relieve tuition increases. Purdue will increase need-based aide this year and refund $250 of the $500 fee for students coming to school next year, according to the Associated Press.
An IU student was killed Wednesday after being hit by a car while crossing Fee Lane.
IU Soul Revue of the African American Arts Institute is opening for The Temptations at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater.
The IDS will launch its new sports blog covering all IU sports, called Hoosier Hype, on Friday.
The IDS will launch its new sports blog covering all IU sports, called Hoosier Hype, on Friday.