Month: September 2005

Director Terry Gilliam is famous for taking things and showing them from his unique and twisted view, a view he began showing off years ago while a member of the legendary Monty Python comedy troupe.

Out-of-State Plates Fountains of Wayne Fountains of Wayne’s Out-of-State Plates is the perfect soundtrack for an end-of-summer drive with the windows down and the stereo cranked up. FOW’s spunky, upbeat, guitar-rock is incapable of delivering

The 2005 summer movie season was reminiscent of the summer of 1977, when directors George Lucas and Steven Spielberg competed for the blockbuster film of the season. In both 1977 and 2005, Lucas had a

After a less than satisfying summer movie season, audiences are breathing a sigh of relief at the prospect of seeing fresh, imaginative films at the box office this fall. In September, Tim Burton releases his

Willie Hardemon started to board the team’s charter flight to Tempe, Ariz., last Wednesday believing his coach-imposed suspension was still in effect. Just as he got to the door of the plane, the coaches pulled

Miraculously you have survived the first week of classes, the bookstore rush, apartment parties, fraternity bashes and your new roommate/ex-best friend’s fit over whether the toilet paper should be hung coming over or under the