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Popular movie trends resurface in 2008

Popular movie trends resurface in 2008

HOW HIGH - Actors Seth Rogen and James Franco team up to star in producer Judd Apatow's "Pineapple Express," which will be released Aug. 8. Apatow, who brought viewers movie successes like "Superbad" and "Knocked Up" in 2007, will most likely win moviegoers' hearts again this summer with this hilarious, drug-laden comedy involving a murder.

By Lindsay Zoladz

When the weather finally starts to get warmer, we are promised a few absolutes - blossoming flowers, shortening hemlines and movies that are at least a little better than the gruel the industry heaped onto our plates during the bleak winter months. This year, it looks like Hollywood has not forgotten some of the biggest hits of 2007 - whether it be the unstoppable "Spiderman" trilogy, the edgy comedy of the Judd Apatow-directed "Superbad"/"Knocked Up" variety or the surefire box office might of "I Am Legend. (continue reading)

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Indie quartet says 'aloha' to newly textured songs

By Madalyn Wasilczuk

Aloha, the multi-faceted indie quartet which calls multiple cities across the East Coast home, embarks on a tour this spring in support of their latest album, "Light Works." And, truth be told, it turns out they're every bit as anxious for a taste of warm weather as their name suggests. (continue reading)

'Barbara' raises 'Major' political issues

By Traci J. Brooks

"Major Barbara" by George Bernard Shaw opened Feb. 19 at the Shakespeare Theatre's Harman Arts Center. This production of "Major Barbara" marks only the third time the Shakespeare Theatre has produced a work by Shaw and the first time it's entertained audiences with his work in the new theater. (continue reading)

Author discusses teenage self-discovery during visiting writer series

By Bryan Koenig

Teenage years are often fraught with strife, painful self-discovery and loss. On Feb. 27, AU's Visiting Writers Series featured author Alison Smith, whose book "Name All The Animals" promises a deep and meaningful exploration of teenage self-realization and more. (continue reading)

Ohio rock band hits right 'Keys' with 'Attack & Release'

Missy Higgins "On a Clear Night" Reprise Records Sounds like: Two Sara(h)s - Sarah MacLachlan and Sara Bareilles Grade: B "On A Clear Night," Missy Higgins' sophomore U.S. release, differs greatly from her debut album, "The Sound of White." At first listen, one might write the new record off as having a more mellow, possibly uninspired, sound. (continue reading)

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