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‘Classy’ proves informative

Globe Staff May 23, 2010

Having or reflecting high standards of personal behavior. That is the dictionary definition of “classy”. Everyone wants to have class, everyone tries to have class, but a lot of the time, especially...

Whigs’s album darker, edgier

Globe Staff May 23, 2010

The Whigs, a trio hailing from the same home town as R.E.M. (Athens, Georgia), have made noise during the past few years with the release of their first two albums “Give ‘Em All A Big Fat Lip”...

‘Kick-Ass’ fails to impress, satisfy

Globe Staff May 23, 2010

When I first heard that there was a movie coming out called “Kick-Ass,” I started to laugh. When I saw the film, I laughed even harder. Surprisingly, “Kick-Ass” was entertaining,...

School Works

Jake Bernstein May 4, 2010

Sometime in the next few years, you will likely see a student wearing a “School Works” t-shirt. Freshman Sebastian Juhl started his own clothing line, titled School Works, in January of this...

Acting fails to deliver, yet story line provokes emotion in ‘The Last Song’

Globe Staff April 25, 2010

Star-Crossed Lovers. A terminal illness. A life-changing summer. Unopened letters. Each of these items is an essential ingredient in the melodramatic soup that is the Nicholas Sparks novel. We’ve...

‘How to Train Your Dragon’ appeals to all ages

Globe Staff April 20, 2010

Anyone who likes films done by DreamWorks will marvel at their latest production of “How to Train Your Dragon”. This film combines everything you love about DreamWorks films. The plot is childish...

Corny plot and good acting provide laughs, memorable lines

Globe Staff April 15, 2010

Pretending to be someone else in order to steal a dinner reservation is normally considered a social taboo but never a dangerous choice. However, “Date Night,” directed by Shawn Levy, opening...

A classic film gets modern treatment in ‘The Wolfman’

Globe Staff April 14, 2010

Directed by Joe Johnston, “The Wolfman” brings the classic horror film experience back to the cinemas. The film is a remake of the 1941 hit of the same name about a man who turns into a werewolf. The...

Popular show ’24’ will jump to the silver screen

Globe Staff April 14, 2010

After eight long seasons, the latest of which is coming to a close, the clock will stop for “24”.  When the show first aired back in 2001, it brought a whole new take on espionage...

‘We Are the World’ remake disappoints

Maria Massad April 13, 2010

“We are the world. We are the children. We are the ones who make a brighter day, so let’s start giving. There's a choice we’re making, we’re saving our own lives. It’s...

iPad Review

Apoorva Sharma April 9, 2010

The tablet computer is a fairly old idea. In fact, Bill Gates presented his Tablet PC to the public almost 10 years ago, in 2001. HP, Dell, and other computer manufacturers have been selling many different...

Shutter Island review

Globe Staff March 17, 2010

It is not often that a movie audience sees the plot unfold through the eyes of a traumatized, delusional patient in a mental hospital for the criminally insane, but “Shutter Island” forces...

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