By JOHN BONAZZO
One of the most common genres on Broadway over the last decade has been the “jukebox musical,” in which the catalog of a song or record label is used to score a show. The results...
By JAKE KRING-SCHREIFLS
STAFF WRITER
At the end of this year, New York Yankees closer Mariano Rivera will hang up his cleats and retire as the game’s best closer. He will also retire the “42”...
By KAREN HILL
I had already deleted his number when I got a text from an unfamiliar area code which read “I need to talk.”I hoped it was a wrong number. We hadn’t been seeing each other long, but...
By VINCENT PELLIZZI
COPY EDITOR
Did you love The Avengers and The Dark Knight Rises and are hoping for more of the same this summer? Do you scorn superheroes and instead prefer more original science...
By JOHN BONAZZO
THEATER CRITIC
The second half of Fordham’s theater season gets off to an exciting start with the Mimes and Mummers’ production of Neil LaBute’s The Shape of Things, an incisively...
By KAT McNEAL
CONTRIBUTING WRITER
Chirping Chicken, situated on the corner of Amsterdam Avenue and W. 77th Street, was an unexpectedly pleasant place for my friend and me to enjoy lunch on a warm, sunny...
By VINCENT PELIZZI
To be perfectly honest, I enjoyed 2009’s G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra. The special effects were cheesy, the performances were hammy and the plot was completely absurd. But as...
By RICHARD BORDELON
The “Gold Dust Woman” and her band mates were on in full force on Monday night, as Fleetwood Mac performed to a packed house at Madison Square Garden. This concert was the...
By JAKE KRING-SCHREIFLES
Before the New York City premiere of Trance, director Danny Boyle introduced the film, flanked by stars Rosario Dawson and Vincent Cassell (the other star, James MacAvoy, is...
By JOHN BONAZZO
COPY EDITOR
One of the most suspenseful thrillers of recent years, The Company You Keep succeeds due to a tight screenplay, crisp directing and a phenomenal cast.
Thirty years ago,...
By KAREN HILL
It is spring and with the budding tulips, there are many budding romances across campus. Just like that flower, in order for a relationship to grow it needs proper nurturing. The first...
By KEVIN ZEBROSKI
Manual labor is tough on clothes that do not cut it. It is no easy task to work under the hood of a car--serpentine belts and fans--while managing the perilous dangle of a necktie,...
