If nothing else, the revival of Herb Gardner's A Thousand Clowns confirms that Tom Selleck possesses an adroit sense of comedic timing that can enable a play--even a play as tired as this one--to...
There's nothing like a heavy dose of self-awareness to turn the simplest, purest pleasures of pop culture into smarm.
Recipe for a soundtrack: Take one part Three Dog Night, add a cover of a Bob Dylan or Paul Simon song done by a new, "edgy" artist, mix with a convoluted cut of rap and toss in half-a-dozen recent...
Instructions for viewing A Knight's Tale: 1) Remove stick from ass; 2) Sit back and smile.
A dog is a man's best friend. They fetch our slippers, come when called, obey our commands and sometimes, it seems, read our moods from our scent and slouch.
If exploitive college comedy were an art form, Undergrads would be the Mona Lisa.
Doubletake*The annual four-day documentary film festival attracts filmmakers from around the world. This year's competition features 57 films including 2001 Academy Award winner Big Mama.
Smart is chic. The hottest bands today are displaying an intelligence that just a few years ago would have gotten them bound and gagged with flannel and tossed into the dumpster of the local TCBY.
When I was nine years old, I slammed the keyboard cover of my grandfather's Steinway onto my exposed penis.
Disfigured faces, horribly deformed legs and monstrous tumors and scars characterize the results of more than 400 nuclear tests carried out by the Soviet Union in a remote expanse of Asia.
Trinity junior Michael Bown will face a myriad of issues this year as the new president of the Interfraternity Council.
By IVAN SNYDER.
Filmmaker Oliver Stone challenged about 1,000 students and other members of the community to recapture their spiritual essence and question truth in a speech Friday night in Page Auditorium.
There is a difference between hearing and listening, and sometimes I wonder if anybody listens.
The first detailed survey of ethical conduct in science has revealed what many researchers have long known: Honesty is not always the chosen policy when publication is at stake.
The letter to the editor by John Younger ("Part-time student policy hurts families," Nov. 5) caught my attention and brought back unpleasant memories.
Coming off a frustrating fourth-quarter loss to Rutgers, the football team wanted a change of pace.
I dropped to the floor in horror and utter disbelief. The bus quaked with the will of the surging masses.
"I'll give you a place to stay for the night.".
