FEATURES

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Top Ten Songs this week according Billboard Top 100

1. When I was your Man - Bruno Mars

Seeing Purple?

In the past week leading up to Relay for Life, Seton Hall Uni­versity has transformed from blue to purple with the help of the Re­lay for Life committee's Paint the Campus Purple event. Starting on April 22 and going through April 27, the day after Relay for Life, the event will have different prizes and activities each day. But they will all feature a common theme -- purple, the official color of the American Cancer Society. Students can expect to see purple flags, ribbons and balloons around campus, and even a Relay for Life t-shirt on the pirate statue, all in support of those battling cancer. This year's Relay for Life is on April 26 in the Walsh Gymnasium.

Performer garners fans in the Cove last week

On April 17, singer and song­writer Landon Austin came to Seton Hall University to perform in the Cove. The Nashville-based artist frequents different college campuses and while he is still working his way up the music charts, his performance showed that there is no doubt he will be a hit, gaining fans immediately after stepping off the stage.

Food good, not great at South Orange restaurant

I am always in search of great Italian food, but I don't think I've found it in South Orange.

Manteresting' site brings man-cave to the Web

Every red-blooded guy out there has dreams of creating his very own man-cave fully equipped with an Xbox, endless supply of Chee­tos, surround-sound speakers and televisions running "SportsCen­ter" or "Rambo" every hour. "Man-cave" was the first word that came to mind when I checked out the new website Manteresting.com, a sanctuary made especially for men's interests.

The Great Gatsby hits theatres May 10

Much excitement and anticipation is surrounding the upcoming release of "The Great Gatsby." This version, which comes to theaters May 10, is the first major adaptation since Robert Redford and Mia Farrow starred as Jay Gatsby and Daisy Buchanan in 1974. This new film's all-star cast includes Leonardo DiCaprio, Carey Mulligan and Joel Edgerton.

Attend summer school with Mike and Sulley

The follow up to the oh-so-popular Disney Pixar movie "Monsters, Inc." is finally here. After 12 years, we get to go back and see what it was like for Mike Wazowski and James P. "Sulley" Sullivan in college as the prequel to the Disney classic, "Monsters University," comes to theaters June 21.

Network cancels 'Buckwild' after stars death

After 21-year-old "Buckwild" star Shain Gandee died suddenly at the beginning of the month, MTV executives confirmed that the show will not continue for a second season, much to the frus­tration of cast members and fans.

Faculty member nominated for Emmys

A Seton Hall University faculty member was nominated for two New York Emmy Awards for his work at the Yankees Entertain­ment and Sports (YES) Network.

Broadway comes to South Orange

Seton Hall University's Depart­ment of Communication and The Arts will present "The Broadway Experience: Songs for a New World" at the South Orange Per­forming Arts Center (SOPAC) on April 25.

MTV awards a success despite recent media troubles

With a host like Rebel Wilson, it was no surprise that the 2013 MTV Movie Awards kept us laughing all night long. The show, which aired on April 14, honored entertainment's best movies.

Cheap Eats

As college students, we are always looking for more bang for our buck. As we approach finals and our Pirate Bucks run out, we tend to delve into the surrounding areas in search of good food that's open late. Whether we are asking for delivery or taking the walk to town, student's may be surprised of the options South Orange has to offer. We asked around and in some cases used our best judgment, but here are our choices for the best cheap eats around in the South Orange and Maplewood area!

Watching 'Scary Movie 5' is a frightful experience

What is scary about "Scary Movie 5" is that people actually thought it would be a good idea to make it. Though a satire of hor­ror movies, the film is hardly ever funny. In fact, its most effective jokes are at best capable of draw­ing mildly irritated smirks from audience members, but certainly not laughs. While the "Scary Movie" franchise could never be considered exemplary filmmak­ing, its fifth installment is by far the worst.

New ABC sitcom fails to engage viewers

ABC's new sitcom, "How to Live With Your Parents (For the Rest of Your Life)" is not believable, entertaining or even that engaging but it really does bring up the question of what stu­dents really do after they graduate.

Faculty plan second talent show

Have you ever wondered if your professors have hidden talents? Perhaps they dance or play an instrument, but you potentially would never know about it. The second annual Faculty Talent Show allows for students to get a new look at what their professors do outside of the classroom.

Blake Shelton and Luke Bryan host 2013 Academy of Country Music Awards

The 2013 Academy of Country Music Awards brought the south to Las Vegas on April 7. Blake Shelton and Luke Bryan hosted the evening, and seeing as the two country stars are self-declared funny guys, it was a night of pure entertainment. Shelton and Bryan are good friends, but that did not stop them from poking fun at each other during the show. The humor was in good taste, however, and the audience loved their brotherly banter.

Brad Paisley creates drama with album

Popular country singer and songwriter Braid Paisley debuted his first self-produced album on April 9, 2013. The West Virginia native released "Wheelhouse" with the help of LL Cool J, Char­lie Daniels, Dierks Bentley, Hunt­er Hayes, Mat Kearney and Brit­ish comedian Eric Idle, marking Paisley's eighth studio album.

Volbeat hopes new album will reach larger fan base

Volbeat is back and aiming to reach a wider fan base with the new album, "Outlaw Gentlemen & Shady Ladies," released on April 9.

Top 10 Songs this week according Billboard Top 100

WSOU celebrates 65th anniversary

Seton Hall University's award-winning radio station WSOU 89.5 FM Pirate Radio is celebrating its 65th anniversary on the air. Since April 14, 1948, Pirate Radio has been a signature of SHU and has broadcasted to thousands of people. In 65 years, WSOU has continued as a student-run radio station, a feat in itself that has cre­ated opportunities for generations of Seton Hall students.