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MBU Golfer Travels Halfway Around the World to Find Second Home
Cast of “Ender’s Game” Save Film from Disaster
MBU Hosts Annual Athletic Hall of Fame Awards Banquet
The Gettysburg Address — A Declaration of Legacy
MBU Community Reflects on that Tragic Day 50 Years Ago
Basketball
Volleyball
MBU Soccer vs. Lyon College
President’s Column: When JFK Was Assassinated
“The Drowsy Chaperone” Captivates MBU Audiences
“Tammy” Just Isn’t Funny
Even Melissa McCarthy’s comedic force is not enough to help save this film from stumbling off the tracks.
“22 Jump Street” is Even Better the Second Time Around
Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum return as the goofy duo for another hilarious buddy-cop adventure.
Clint Eastwood Shows Homage to the Four Seasons
It may not be as energetic as the Broadway musical that inspired it, but “Jersey Boys” still hits those musical notes.
“How To Train Your Dragon 2” Doesn’t Just Fly, It Soars
It’s been four years since we have been on an adventure with Hiccup and Toothless. Now, they’re back and better than ever. “How To Train Your Dragon 2” is a more mature and more emotionally satisfying sequel that builds off of the first film’s triumph.
“Transformers: Age of Extinction” is a Worthless Pile of Junk
Somehow, director Michael Bay (“Transformers” trilogy) has done the impossible by making the worst “Transformers” film to date.
“The Fault in Our Stars” Takes A Piece Out of You
Actors Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort’s chemistry deepens together on screen, while they tell us this sad but lively love story.
“A Million Ways to Die in the West” Misfires
Coming off a huge success with “Ted,” Seth MacFarlane (creator of “Family Guy”) returns for his second feature film. Sadly, “A Million Ways to Die in the West” disappoints.
“Chef” is a Real Treat
Director, writer and actor Jon Favreau (director of “Elf” and “Iron Man”) cooks up a heart-warming and flavorful film in “Chef.”
Will Adam Sandler Ever Grow Up?
While “Blended” marks the third collaboration between Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore, the question is was it really worth the trip? … No.
What’s in a Song? Are We Ever Really Alone?
“Message in a Bottle” by The Police is a classic rock song, but the lyrics provide thoughts on individualism.