“Shut Up and Play the Hits” is a 2012 documentary directed by the hip and young Dylan Souther and Will Lovelace. It follows James Murphy during the 48-hour period surrounding his band’s final concert in Madison Square Garden before its breakup in 2010.
Read one staffer’s review of “Draft Day,” but football fans beware–it’s a little disappointing.
In mid-February, the Boston-based band Lake Street Dive released their newest album, “Bad Self Portraits.” It’s definitely worth a listen.
Veronica Roth’s “Divergent,” which centers on 16 year old Beatrice Prior, is a page-turner to say the least.
Read about senior editor Nicole Farrell’s disappointment with the movie “The Wolf of Wall Street,” in comparison to Jordan Belfort’s memoir, on which the movie was based.
Read assistant editor Tiffany Hammond’s review of Innovative Fitness’s hot yoga classes.
Astronomer Neil deGrasse Tyson’s “Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey” blends stunning visuals with a sense of wonder present in its predecessor, hosted by astronomer Carl Sagan.
Tiger theater brings Euripides’ ancient tragedy back to life in their yearly UIL One-Act play performance. The last showing is tonight!
Read one staffer’s take on “Inception,” the mind-bending 2010 Christopher Nolan film.
Read one staffer’s review of “The Lego Movie”–stunning animation and clever humor make it a fun movie for all ages.
