Kean University Animation Festival

  Jasmine Leach Kean’s Robert Bush School of Design Sponsors Its First Animation Festival Animation is a great way to both explore and expand your creative side. It allows people to create their own animated characters and their own stories. Animation also has many programs that offer assistance in the different styles of animation. People can also learn special effects […]

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Top five Kanye West albums

By Darian Maduruh Despite the often polarizing effect he has on the world, Kanye West has become one of the biggest icons of this generation. His music changed perceptions of what Rap Music could be, and also changed perceptions of what an artist can do. I mean, lets be honest….would Drake really have the career he does without Kanye releasing […]

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Bates Motel premiers on A&E

By Kyle Lawrence Alfred Hitchcock’s “Psycho” has been called one of the greatest suspense films of all time. There have been sequels before, most of them pretty lackluster compared to the original, and now a modernized prequel looks into the early years of Norman Bates and his mother Norma. But does it measure up to the classic film? “Bates Motel,” […]

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Kean University presents one of Broadway’s biggest hits, Hairspray!

“It is a musical about acceptance of race, of sexuality, of physical proportion and beauty, of educational achievement,” Holly Logue Director of Hairspray said. New York City is consistently having outstanding Broadway shows, but in the downside is that viewers can spend as much as 100 up to 400 dollars on tickets alone. This year Kean decided to do something […]

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The Gamester’ was a lucky gamble

By Sonia Aguije Love and lady luck are the main contenders in Freyda Thomas’s “The Gamester’. Based on ‘Le Jouer’, play by Jean Fancois Regnard and directed by Dennis Turney, a professor at Kean. The University department of theater presented ‘The Gamester’ and it played a lucky hand in this production. It ran at Wilkins Theater, November 30 through December […]

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One of cinema’s finest talents takes a bow

With his upcoming television project, “Behind the Candelabra” and current release, “Side Effects,” audiences are receiving their final glimpses into the filmography of Steven Soderbergh. Originally cited by Roger Ebert as “the poster boy of the Sundance generation,” he has remained one of cinema’s most interesting figures within current Hollywood, which makes his impending retirement all the more curious. Born on January 14th, 1963, […]

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The mid-season finale of “The Walking Dead” leaves audience wanting more

By Sonia Aquije   The mid-series finale of AMC’s “The Walking Dead” left its audience with a suspenseful cliff hanger. The series plot grew in complexity with both the foreshadowing of the group’s fate and the reunion between Daryl and Merle. Fans tuned in on Sunday, Dec. 2 for a mid-season finale that would be anything but disappointing. According to Lesley […]

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