Skrillex music blares as thousands of screaming bros and half-naked co-eds line a sunbathed Florida beach, bouncing and gyrating in booze-drenched ecstasy in the slow-motion… Read more »
If you think I went to a Passover Seder just to eat and get tipsy on a Monday night, you are completely correct. But as… Read more »
It has taken three weeks, but finally, a film has dethroned Disney’s “Oz The Great and Powerful” and claimed the top spot at the box… Read more »
The name’s Jackson. Tonsillitis Jackson. On Aug. 26, 1955, The Toledo Blade ran a story on poor Tonsillitis Jackson, an average Joe whose parents named… Read more »
There’s a place on Top 40 radio for dumb songs. Pitbull and Rihanna pretty much live there. There’s a place for trashy songs — here’s… Read more »
Lebanon is a country defined by its past. As I toured the country last week, the echoes of that past were ever-present in daily life.… Read more »
Big Sean had every “clique” swerving and showed anything but “mercy.” More than 1,200 people filled Goldstein Auditorium on Friday night for the “Save The… Read more »
While talking about my Spring Break plans, I quickly learned that sentence structure was everything. “I’m going camping in West Virginia,” I burst out as… Read more »
There’s no place like Oz – the weirdly wondrous land a ruby-slippered Judy Garland roamed with the Scarecrow, Tin Man and Cowardly Lion by her… Read more »
Disney remains powerful, Sony proves successful with a surprising call and Warner Bros. proves anything but wonderful. This most accurately summarizes the weekend’s box office… Read more »
For the second year, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc. is hosting the “Save the Horn Benefit Concert,” featuring rapper Big Sean. The purpose of the… Read more »
When the white banner with a drawing of the Jukebox ghost fell behind the set, the crowd knew it was time for a groundbreaking show.… Read more »
I nodded when he passed me his phone. In the photo, they were a big, round handful. They had perfect areolas, with no rogue nipple… Read more »
Audience members immersed themselves in Middle Eastern family struggles at a screening of “A Separation” on Monday. “A Separation” is a 2011 Iranian film by… Read more »
“The 20/20 Experience,” Justin Timberlake’s return to pop music after seven years, is triumphant. It’s sleek, smooth and sexy. It flaunts some of music producer… Read more »
My first love in the Middle East has always been Lebanon. It is the reason why I became interested in the region. The interesting combination… Read more »
Indie-rock fans are in for a treat: Jukebox the Ghost is coming to Syracuse University on Tuesday night. The Philadelphia-born, New York City-based rock trio… Read more »
Fashion magazines are becoming more and more invested in commerce. The purpose of fashion magazines is to ultimately have the reader purchase the items in… Read more »
When I was told the proper way to eat in Jordan is with hands, my childhood teachings immediately took over. Food represents the history and… Read more »
After Tim Burton’s “Alice in Wonderland” grossed more than $1 billion worldwide in 2010, every big studio joined the mad rush to churn out as… Read more »
In a world without spell-check, I would be jobless, homeless or worse: the next Bachelorette. Long before I wanted to be a writer (and long… Read more »
The current rap scene in America is getting younger. The days of Dr. Dre and P. Diddy running the West and East coast scenes are… Read more »
Meet Heather Iona Holloway, my little Scottish sister who’s just back from her latest edition of God camp this weekend. Facebook posts from her 1,000-plus… Read more »
