Noise 101: CD reviews for Nov. 29
The Avett Brothers The Carpenter Ramseur Records The Carpenter, the seventh studio album by The Avett Brothers, is a lesson of how a band can evolve to appeal to the masses but still...
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Frankenweenie delights with visual comedy
Though predictable, the Tim Burton flick still entertains Wyatt Fraser Contributor Frankenweenie, the latest animated film by Tim Burton, is a charming adaptation full of Burton’s usual weirdness that is only hindered...
Todd’s Nods: Fight your bear
On Feb. 8, the New Orleans Hornets basketball club featured a new announcer for their starting lineups. Former ABA basketball player Jackie Moon introduced the players from the Hornets and the visiting Chicago Bulls....
Contagion explores desperation, redemption
by Vanessa Gillard Arts Editor It wasn’t so long ago that people didn’t have the option to stand in line for hours and hours for a flu shot. People didn’t have antibacterial options...
Artist puts a bit of Calgary into webcomic
by Vanessa Gillard Arts Editor Comics have been interpreted in almost every medium available to human capability. Most recently and notoriously, it was proven that Broadway isn’t the best place for superheroes. Imagine that:...
The real Bob Saget
by Bianca Dayrit When people think of Bob Saget, Danny Tanner, the loving father from Full House or that animated G-rated host for America’s Funniest Home Videos comes to mind. Saget’s character on Full...
Ashes get dusted off classic fairytale
by Catherine Szabo Many of us have tucked our books of fairytales up on some high shelf, and our well-loved Disney movies could use a good dusting. The cobwebs are being blown off at the...
Stepping into someone else’s shoes
Ever since the days of Shakespeare, when men were forced to put on frilly dresses and portray all the female roles, actors have had to deal with the challenges of stepping into characters that...
