The question of what lies in the future is one with which many college students grapple. In Sarju Patel's upcoming feature film "Life Tracker," a group of documentary filmmakers comes face to face with this question as they follow a company that has discovered a way to predict one's future based on DNA sampling. Read more...
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February 7, 11:39 pm
Sarju Patel pursues his film passion by producing his feature film “Life Tracker”
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February 7, 12:31 am
Remote Life: NBC’s heart beats strong despite low ratings
The most memorable moment of Sunday's Super Bowl wasn't Ahmad Bradshaw's awkward flop into the end zone for the Giants' game-winning touchdown. It was the three-minute musical commercial for the game's host network, NBC, before the game began. Read more...
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30 ROCK — “Idiots Are People Two” Episode 602 — Pictured: (l-r) Alec Baldwin as Jack Donaghy, Tina Fey as Liz Lemon — Photo by: Ali Goldstein/NBC
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February 3, 12:10 am
Movie Review: "Big Miracle"
In the modern film world of sequels, prequels and reboots, it's nice to see a film like "Big Miracle" that dares to put something fresh and new on the screen. It's just a shame that "Big Miracle" isn't any good. Read more...
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February 3, 12:04 am
Movie Review: "The Inn Keepers"
The Yankee Pedlar Inn is not an average accommodation in Connecticut. The employees don't always remember to bring towels to the room. And "“ it's haunted. Read more...
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January 31, 12:24 am
A ray of light and sound
A nameless generation stands alienated from society, searching for its own identity while fighting through the shadow cast by its preceding generation. Read more...
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Courtesy of Martin Schaeffer
Nicholas Ray (left), who directed films such as “Rebel Without A Cause” and “Johnny Guitar,” with friend Samuel Fuller (right). Ray’s film titled “We Can’t Go Home Again” will be playing tonight at the James Bridges Theater. The film takes a look at the generation of the post-1960s social revolution struggling to make an impact on American history. The film also uses techniques such as splitting the screen into four simultaneously playing scenes.
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January 31, 12:18 am
TV shows unite finicky audiences
I never expected my mother to betray me. But there it was on the front page of the local newspaper's arts and entertainment section. My mom had revealed to a reporter that I was a television control freak. Read more...
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UP ALL NIGHT — “New Year’s Eve” Episode 113 — Pictured: (l-r) Delaney prince as Amy, Christina Applegate as reagan, Will Arnett as Chris — Photo by: Colleen Hayes/NBC
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January 30, 12:05 am
Movie screening hopes to create “˜A Better Life’ for undocumented students
David Hayes-Bautista said he believes there is a disconnect between skepticism about undocumented workers and the realities of daily life. Read more...