With Spring Fling just around the corner, participants in this year’s Battle of the Bands were eager to land a spot on this year’s line-up.
This past fall, the CW network launched a new show entitled “Nikita,” based on the 1990 French film from which it takes its name.
Wesleyan is kind of a big deal in the film and television world. I won’t recount the shows and movies our alumni have directed, produced, written, or starred in because, let’s be honest, you’ve already Wikipedia’d them, but a new web series set to debut next week promises to continue this trend.
Kanye West has done what once seemed impossible: with his latest album he has given the finger to the entire world, and we have thanked him for it.
An intergalactic party is promised to those who attend a free show at the WestCo café this weekend.
When I was ten years old, the first Harry Potter book was published. My first copy of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone was a gift from my neighbor. She knew I liked to read and told me this was the best new book for kids.
Ludacris. Best rapper of all time? No, but that doesn’t mean he hasn’t made some fantastic songs to dance around drunk to
Last Thursday, around a hundred students and interested film lovers braved the cold rain to crowd into the Memorial Chapel and listen to a lecture by The New York Times chief film critic, A.O. Scott.
Film critic Molly Haskell came to Wesleyan Wednesday night for the Annie Sonnenblick Evening, part of the Writing Program’s speaker se¬ries.
Let’s be real: everyone grew up with a deep love for the original princess of pop, Britney Spears.
“Half the Sky,” a new book by New York Times columnist Nicholas D. Kristof and his wife Sheryl WuDunn draws its name from a Chinese proverb, “women hold up half the sky.”
I’m a little shocked that it’s come to this. When I signed up for a Wesleyan education, I thought I was going to a school where students were listened to, and where individuals were encouraged to make a difference. You, ResLife, have taught me very differently.