'Johnny Got His Gun' recounts a veteran’s internal struggle
As the room went completely black, not a sound entered the Blue Room Theatre.
Amid a wash of dim red stage light, a female dancer’s hips gyrated seductively as she balanced two swords on top of her head, swaying about the stage with precision and control.
First album in eight years delves into the personality of Judas
With a dark, gravelly voice matched with theatrical music, singer-songwriter Mark Growden is coming back to music after a four-year break.
'The Men Who Stare at Goats' has too much eye-bulging, not enough plot
Staring at an actual goat for an hour and a half would have been more entertaining than watching “The Men Who Stare at Goats.”
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“Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2”
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Disc jockeys are, by nature, unappreciated musicians. While anyone familiar with hip-hop and pop culture in general can likely name at least a few rappers from Los Angeles and New York. However, most people would struggle to identify some of the more iconic turntable-maestros of the past 20 years.
A single blue lamp cast the huge, spidery forms of Seattle’s Helms Alee onto the back wall of Paradise Lost like heavy metal shadow puppets.
'Monty Python' star on tour to fill his ex-wife's pockets with alimony money
The last time John Cleese came to Laxson Auditorium he brought along an unusual prop — the taxidermied corpse of his mother.
If you listen closely, you can hear Bram Stoker turning over in his grave.
Intergalactic crackheads to spew blood at Senator Theatre
These hulking, heaving, dribbling gods of war do not discriminate who they slaughter with their razor-sharp songs from space.
