Month: November 2005

Nearly 5,000 people trekked to the Liacouras Center Sunday night to see Grammy award-winning rapper Kanye West’s “Touch the Sky Tour.” And the audience got a few good surprises, including an American Idol, an orchestra

I’m craving salsa like you wouldn’t believe. Maybe even the kind that involves black stilettos, a flirty skirt and a sultry Latin lover. Well, trash your Tums collection, chicos and chicas, because these Mexican restaurants

It was 10:30 p.m. on a Monday night at the Pontiac Grille. The venue and lower level bar were surprisingly not packed with people. But it was definitely packed with noise. The Pontiac Grille’s open

Two brothers strive to find a place in their new world of joint custody, which is more disjointed than anything else, in Noah Baumbach’s The Squid and the Whale. The story follows an intense, yet

John Patrick is a man of many talents. He is not only the man behind the drums for the indie rock band Virginia Coalition (or VaCo as they’re known by their fans), but he’s also

Temple, by making some improvements around campus, raises important questions about whether or not the funds being spent could be better used elsewhere. Why is money being spent on the new flat-screen televisions that have