Pete Moutso, resident DJ and music director at Washington D.C.'s club Glow, has been waiting for the release of his second album for three long months."One Night at Glow," originally slated for a September release date, finally hit stores on Nov.
Six U.S. Army soldiers entered the depths of the Panamanian wilderness in a routine training operation.
Imagine yourself: several years of college in the bag, several semesters yet to come. You've survived the horrors of dorm life and the infamous "freshman fifteen;" you've survived the deliberations of choosing a major; you've survived seemingly endless papers and exams, and you've learned to drink like a champion.
"View From the Top," Gwyneth Paltrow's new movie about the trials and tribulations of life as a flight attendant, can be summed up in one key word: predictable.As far as romantic comedies go, this film fails on both accounts.The pathetically developed and hackneyed romance between Donna, the questionably stupid yet brave flight attendant (Paltrow) and Ted (Mark Ruffalo), the supposedly intelligent law student, is comparable to the comic element of the film, which is ... well, absent.How director Bruno Barrelo created a movie that fails to be neither comic nor romantic escapes me, but for this feat and this feat only, he deserves applause.Congratulations, Bruno Barrelo, for you've directed a movie that promises to grace an innumerable abundance of "Worst Movie of the Year" lists. The film chronicles the life of Donna, a small town girl who appears doomed to work in a department store for the rest of her life, yet dreams of bigger and better things.
The crooning voices of 3LW reverberate at ear-splitting volume off the walls of a dense, chambered room.
Have you ever lain in bed at night and thought to yourself, "I'm so drunk right now that I could either pee in the bed or get up and go to the toilet," and then weighed the pros and cons of each decision?
"Lost In Space," Aimee Mann's latest album, speaks to anyone who has ever stood witness to the demise of a relationship.
"Lost In Space," Aimee Mann's latest album, speaks to anyone who has ever stood witness to the demise of a relationship.
