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By Bryan C. Kuriawa With Halloween approaching, audiences may be interested in what films can possibly create a little scare on a quiet autumn night. In the realm of horror cinema, the options are endless, and can often be quite challenging for those interested in potential thrills. As a result, for this edition of Look into Cinema, we shall […]
Read moreBy Darian Maduruh I cannot believe it; I cannot actually believe that there is a song in 2012 that’s even cheesier, even catchier and even more of a novelty than “Call Me Maybe.” Who could have possibly predicted that the South Korean rapper known as Psy would have come to dominate radio airwaves and YouTube in the beginnings of the fall […]
Read moreBy Iman-Jazelle Bond As we get older our style changes. Becoming young adults, we start to dress the way we want to, in a style that defines us. But do we dress well enough to prepare ourselves for our careers? Most Kean students do not really see a need to change. Eileen McGrath, a senior Education major, says that […]
Read moreBy Aaron Mena In a sold out show provided by Kean University’s very own Student Organization, hip-hop artists Wale and Elle Varner performed at Kean’s Wilkins Theater on Oct. 4th. The show began at 9:15 p.m. with the crowd erupting into cheers and screams as Varner took the stage for the opening act. She performed tracks off her […]
Read moreBy Bryan C. Kuriawa “Smiley,” planned for release simultaneously at various AMC theaters and on-demand television networks on October 12, is an independently produced feature involving a group of teenagers who come face to face with a nightmarish serial killer named Smiley McGee. While this entry may seem overly familiar, it proves to be a sign of the present […]
Read moreBy Brian Konchalski It’s October during a leap year, and we all know what that means, another presidential campaign season is upon us. While this election season has taken a somewhat nasty turn with attack advertisements on each candidate, a never endings 24/7 new cycle, telling half truths, and one candidate sarcastically saying that Big Bird, from Sesame Street, is the reason why […]
Read moreBy Nick Mojica With summer almost over, gamers all around Kean are anxiously awaiting the release of fall’s biggest video games. Like most summers, this year did not have many big games, although there were a few. Max Payne 3, the long awaited sequel to Max Payne 2 was finally released to rave reviews from critics. July also brought us Kingdom […]
Read moreBy Bryan C. Kuriawa Resident Evil: Afterlife: 4/10. Three years after Extinction, the Resident Evil video game franchise once more translates onto the big screen, and with the return of series director, Paul Anderson. Alice (Milla Jovovich) finds herself confronting the overly powerful Umbrella Cooperation and trapped with a group of survivors in zombie-populated Los Angeles. Their only link to […]
Read moreBy Darian Maduruh Frank Ocean’s “Channel Orange”: The man formerly known as Christopher Breux has had a long journey towards making this album, which happens to be his first studio-based one. First, he moved to Los Angeles from New Orleans, working as a songwriter with artists such as Justin Bieber. Eventually joining the Hip Hop Group known as Odd Future, […]
Read moreBy Dominique Vinas The verdict on Campus trends is in and more eccentric then it’s ever been. With everything from funky hair styles, bright nail designs, to smoky eyes and red wine lips, girls on Kean Campus are mimicking celebrities and taking risks with their beauty. Stars like Rihanna and Katy Perry are rocking fluorescent hair colors and they’re […]
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