Did You Know that College is Free in Some Countries?
Does everyone pay as much for college as we do here in the United States? Let’s compare. Photo by: Brittany Gammon
“Begin Again’s” Soundtrack is Just as Incredible as the Movie
“Begin Again’s” irresistible melody hits that summer sweet spot with both a wonderful movie and captivating accompanying soundtrack.
What’s in a Lyric? Plenty if you are Dwelling in the Past
“Dancing with the Dead” by 10 Years is not only a great piece of musical art, but the song provides introspection on what living in the past really means.
Imagine St. Louis in the 1900s and you Can Hear Ragtime
As the Ragtime Rendezvous is scheduled for 2-5 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 7, at the Rosebud Cafe next to the Scott Joplin House, 2658 Delmar, it’s interesting to take a look back at this style of music that is uniquely St. Louis.
MBU Hosts Annual Student-Led Blood Drive
Donating blood can lead to finding your life purpose and for some students this means diving head first into the Red Cross’s mission.
“Lucy” is a Goofy Sci-Fi Thriller
Scarlett Johansson remains strong as the female lead, but sadly, “Lucy” ends up suffering from cheesy thrills and a ponderous plot.
“Hercules” is Cheerfully Ridiculous and Mildly Entertaining
With director Brett Ratner behind the camera and Dwayne Johnson rocking the loincloth, “Hercules” delivers exactly as described.
The Emmys Recap: Old Favorites Triumph Over Newcomers
Veteran shows (“Breaking Bad” and “Modern Family”) took top honors this year at the Emmys as newcomers (“True Detective” and Netflix shows) fizzled.
“The Purge: Anarchy” is Bloody Ambitious
While it’s far superior than its predecessor “The Purge: Anarchy” still lacks resonance.
Remembering The Man Who Made You Laugh
A tribute to the late Robin Williams, a man who brought so much joy and laughter to others during his lifetime.