HBO’s new comedy, “Girls”, premiered April 15 to positive response.
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HBO features a fresh new comedy with ‘Girls’
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‘The Vow’ not worth the hype
Rachel McAdams and Channing Tatum don’t have the chemistry to keep viewers satisfied in “The Vow.”
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‘Bullhead’ a worthy foreign language film
Nominated for Best Foreign Language Film, “Bullhead” delivers in its acting and directing performance.
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Van Halen returns to former glory
With David Lee Roth back in the band, Van Halen brings listeners back to the good old days with their newest album, “A Different Kind of Truth.”
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“The river” a flawed trip upstream
Collegian Columnist Victoria Knobloch reviews ABC’s new show “The River”
Tags: ABC, review, The River, thriller
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Grammys for Gaga
Collegian columnist Dane Feldman reviews Lady GaGa’s “Born This Way”, another contender for Album of the Year.
Tags: Born This Way, Grammy's, Lady Gaga, review
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Tinker, Tailor, Awesome, Movie
Collegian columnist Geoff King takes a look at the spy thriller “Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy.”
Tags: Film, Gary Oldman, review, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
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“Woman” thrills but doesn’t fulfill
Collegian columnist Victoria Knobloch looks at why “The Woman in Black” doesn’t fully satisfy.
Tags: daniel radcliffe, review, The woman in Black
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“The Tailor of Inverness” packs a punch at the Curtain Theater
Alissa Mesibov reviews “The Tailor of Inverness,” playing at the Curtain Theater in the Fine Arts Center.
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“Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close” packs an emotional wallop
Successfully adapted from Jonathan Safran Foer’s critically acclaimed novel, the film version of “Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close” hits all the right notes, emotionally and sonically.
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