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Members of the Garden State Sound Quartet: Daniel Hutchinson, Michael Harris, Nick Buonvilino, and Christopher Neuman By Bryan C. Kuriawa In college, it isn’t uncommon for musically-themed students to set up acts dedicated to their music of choice. Often their acts will be related to popular genres including rock, pop and others. Yet for four Kean students, their musical act […]
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Artists Chris Brown and Trey Songz By Gabrielle Gale Prendatt-Carter Grammy award winning artist, Chris Brown, alongside Grammy nominee, Trey Songz, graced the stage together for their joint “Between the Sheets Tour” at the Izod Center. The Concert was held on Saturday, Feb. 21 and started promptly at 7:30 pm despite the inclement weather conditions due to snow, sleet, hail, and […]
Read moreBy Alyssa Davis The Academy Awards is a highly anticipated, star-studded ceremony celebrating cinematic achievements. The Razzies is, well – the opposite. Since 1980, the Golden Raspberry Awards has celebrated the anti-achievements of the film industry. Kirk Cameron’s Saving Christmas took home the most Razzies this year, winning in the Worst Picture, Worst Actor, Worst Screenplay and Worst Screen Combo […]
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Movie posters for Selma and Boyhood films By Adilene Rodriguez Selma By now most moviegoers know the story of Martin Luther King Jr. and his role in the Civil Rights Movement in America. “Selma” highlights the events that lead up to the Selma to Montgomery Voting Rights March in 1965. But what “Selma” most importantly does is tell the story […]
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Bradley Cooper holding fake baby in American Sniper By Kristen Dematos In Bradley Cooper’s newest film, “American Sniper,” the actor portrays former Navy SEAL Chris Kyle. The movie is based on his memoir of the same title. Although the movie has been nominated for Picture of the Year in the Oscars, some people feel that the film portrayed Kyle in […]
Read moreBy: Anthony N. Muccigrossi Woody Allen, known for his writing, directing and acting, has been signed by Amazon Studios to write and direct his first TV Series, according to a press release from Amazon.com “Woody Allen is a visionary creator who has made some of the greatest films of all-time, and it’s an honor to be working with him on […]
Read moreBy: Adilene Rodriguez Once again Kean Stage is bringing an array of talent for the rest of their 2014-2015 season this semester. The five different venues on campus, which include Enlow Hall, Wilkins Theater, and the Zella Fry Theater at Vaughn-Eames, serve as host to the various acts that come and go to Kean. But when it comes to dance […]
Read moreBy: Vera Boateng Creative and independent artwork by students in the Fine Arts and Design departments are presented in the first floor student gallery each semester at the Vaughn Eames Building. From Jan. 21 to Jan. 28, Artist and Kean alumni, Michelle Harpster, featured her works entitled, “Birds of a Feather.” Harpster, a Summa Cum Laude recipient, graduated from Kean […]
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Film poster By Anthony N. Muccigrossi “The Theory of Everything” provides a dramatic glimpse into the life of Stephen Hawking, a physicist, who lives with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, (ALS) also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease. The film combines a touching true story with dramatic cinematography. Beginning with Hawking’s college years, the film features how the brilliant student’s life was shattered […]
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Film poster By Bryan C. Kuriawa On rare occasions, a certain film comes along that makes a viewer question how they view cinema in general. For writer Alejandro González Iñárritu, that often results in long extensional debates over existence and how such cinematic monstrosities are conceived. However, this is not one of those unfortunate occasions as we look into the […]
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