Spring Break
April is not known for its psychological thrillers. It's known for movies that are almost good enough to be remembered later. "88 Minutes" kind of falls into this category but just barely. It is worth watching but only if you're looking for a psychological thriller. (0) comments
"Wow" is the only word that can describe "The Forbidden Kingdom." It's mystical and has beautiful scenery and it's nothing like "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon."
It was very fascinating to see Jet Li and Jackie Chan in the same film because their fighting techniques are so different.
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"Forgetting Sarah Marshall," producer Judd Apatow's newest creation, is a comedy that delves into what most people would characterize as the premise for a heartbreaking drama.
Jason Segel ("How I Met Your Mother"), who wrote the film, stars as composer Peter Bretter.
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The experience of combing through stacks of records, searching for that one vinyl treasure sandwiched between decades of forgotten music may soon be a thing of the past. As more and more consumers turn to their computers for new music - both legally and illegally - even the rhythmic sound of plastic CD covers being shuffled is disappearing. (1) comment
She enjoys hanging out with her friends, cooking and playing video games, but one thing that separates senior Taryn Capizzano from other students is that she is one of the first from Sacramento State to be in the National North American Tournament for Billiards. (3) comments
Ethnic studies professor James Sobredo loves to sail. He spends every weekend with his family exploring the San Francisco Bay. He said it is one of his life goals is to charter a sailboat around the world. Sobredo's ties to the sea didn't begin with his favorite hobby; it began with his family. (0) comments
Sony Pictures' "Prom Night" is not really the slasher flick it claims to be. It's more like a scary Disney Channel movie injected with a dash of steroids, thrown into a blender with a cruddy Lifetime movie and then sprinkled with a bit of production value. (3) comments
"Glam-rock" is the word to describe UK's Switches' music. Their music sounds similar to Weezer but with its own twists. Their tunes are energetic and their lyrics are catchy, especially in their first track "Drama Queen" on their debut album "Lay Down the Law. (0) comments
As soldiers prepared to defend the hill from yet another wave of attacks, they replaced their fallen, but their bravery did not falter. (0) comments
Counting Crows' new album, "Saturday Nights and Sunday Mornings" is about losing your sense of self in the emptiness of fame, alcohol, and parties on Saturday Nights, and then waking up on Sunday Mornings and trying to put the pieces of yourself back together. (0) comments
The title, "Super High Me," sounds strikingly similar to the documentary, "Super Size Me." One we know is a documentary about what would happen if a guy ate at MacDonald's every day for 30 days. The other sounds like a pot reference. That's because that's exactly what it is. (0) comments
Wrapping around half a block, a line full of college students, teenyboppers, and their parents were waiting to enter Memorial Auditorium for what would be the most girl-filled concert I have ever attended. (2) comments
If Gunther's Ice Cream is where the old folks spend an afternoon with the paper, Vic's is where a generation of youngsters and politicians spend their saved up lunch money and power lunches on ice cream, shakes and traditional fountain shop fare. If I were to draw a crude map of the suburbs outlying Midtown Sacramento, Curtis Park would be on left and Land Park on the right. (0) comments
It is a simple gesture that encompasses our everyday lives.
The kiss has multiple uses in our lives, whether it is used for comfort, expression of emotion or a simple greeting. But for all the good a kiss can mean, it can do just as much harm.
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They say two heads are better than one. However, if that second head is your libido then you might be getting into some trouble when you're in a relationship. (0) comments