Fans of electronic dance music will find love in Calvin Harris's new album 18 Months, which pairs Harris's funky synth beats with a wide variety of impressive artist collaborations.
KeSha's recent hit, "Die Young," has caught the attention of many pop fans, but with her recent musical hiatus and her lack of originality, Ke$ha's comeback is highly unlikely.
Walt Disney Pictures reached a new high score on Nov. 2, with "Wreck-It Ralph," a nostalgic film that incorporates the style of 8-bit video games with newer, colorful graphics and a cast of memorable, over-the-top characters.
A newly-divorced woman named Reba must start her life over, raising her children by herself while discovering an inner strength she never knew she had. Sound familiar? Yes, this is the premise of Reba McEntire's first sitcom, the long-running "Reba." It is also the basic idea behind McEntire's new show "Malibu Country." But the latter is no mere rip-off. Rather, it is a surprisingly smart and very funny series in its own right with the potential to be as successful as its predecessor.
Movie enthusiasts have much to be excited for in the coming months with dozens of films scheduled to release this fall and winter. Hollywood is providing quite the selection of dramas, action-thrillers and animated films for viewer enjoyment.
The Seton Hall Theatre Company brought Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream to life on the stage of the South Orange Performing Arts Center October 25-28. Alexander Carney's depiction of the romantic world of jealousy, friendship and love carried the audience away into a night of passionate reverie.
As college students, we often struggle with what to eat both at school and at home. From easy recipes to make in any kitchen to a simple version of your Cove favorite, made right in the caf, this is The Setonian's guide to eating wherever you are.
Alexa Mangini is a senior occupational therapy major who chooses to keep her schedule packed. She stays involved with both her major and her role as President of Colleges Against Cancer. In her free time she loves spending time with her family, friends and boyfriend. One of her biggest passions though is continuing her grandmother's fight against cancer.
Between "Sinister" and "Paranormal Activity 4," box offices have a lot to offer in terms of bone-chilling horror movies for people seeking their Halloween thrills. However, it's not strictly necessary to even leave your dorm room in order to get your fright fix now that FX's "American Horror Story" is back with new episodes.
Halloween is almost here, which means one thing for horror movie fans - it's time for another "Paranormal Activity" movie. "Paranormal Activity 4" continues one of Hollywood's most unique franchises, again utilizing the "found footage" style of filmmaking to creep out audiences. While not the scariest film, it is a solid entry in the series and is sure to satisfy viewers looking for scary good fun.
Although Christmas is not normally associated with sand, Colbie Caillat's new album "Christmas in the Sand" is sure to bring the two elements together in a way many people will appreciate.
Shakespeare is coming to life this fall for Seton Hall University's Department of Communication and the Arts. Students will be putting on a production of the dysfunctional comedy "A Midsummer Night's Dream" at the South Orange Performing Arts Center.
Fans of country crooner Taylor Swift have been anxiously awaiting the release of her fourth album since she announced the title in early August.
This year's College Music Journal festival lived up to its hype as the world's one-stop-shop for aspiring musicians, die hard musical venues and live broadcasts for fans of all kinds.
Curated by Corene Linville and Greg Ferrara, Walsh Gallery's latest exhibit titled "Play Ball!" definitely hits a home run.
Opening with a country theme, "Nashville" lives up to its name by centering the entire show on its location. The new musical drama which premiered on Oct. 10 has the potential to be a success.
NBC's newest drama "Chicago Fire" premiered on Oct. 10 at 10 p.m., following its popular predecessor "Law & Order: SVU." The two shows not only share a network and a weeknight, but also an executive producer: Dick Wolf.
This fall's concert tour announcements have Seton Hall students excited to see some of their favorite bands hit the road and play at area venues. Whether it's rock, punk or jam-bands, there are concerts this season for anyone's taste.
Eight years ago it seemed that Ben Affleck's career was over.
In an age where instant fame stands in lieu of sweaty perseverance, laptops replace concert seats and free live music is a mouse click away, The College Music Journal breathes fresh air on the face of the 21st century music industry.
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