From the box office: Sept. 20-22
The best way to describe this weekend at the box office is as follows: Two missing girls shined, a dance flick became a disaster and… Read more »
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Justin Timberlake, Anthony Mackie discuss roles in upcoming film 'Runner Runner'
Although the world-renowned music entertainer isn’t new to the silver screen, Justin Timberlake admitted he hasn’t always been awarded the roles he wants. Timberlake’s newest… Read more »
Just bead it: Student creates jewelry line The Alyse Collection using precious gemstones
This three-part series profiles three Syracuse University student entrepreneurs — part 1 of 3. When Brittney Rutigliano walks into Starbucks, she’s glittering. A shimmering pendant… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Kali Mehrotra
Ever since she can remember, Kali Mehrotra has been a dancer. Mehrotra, a senior writing and rhetoric and English and textual studies major, started with… Read more »
Icona flop: Despite success of 'I Love It' single, Icona Pop delivers forgettable performance on full album
Icona Pop went wrong by releasing “I Love It” too soon before the album debuted. By the time “This is…Icona Pop” came out, we were… Read more »
Syracuse ranks No. 25 among top 100 worst areas for fall allergies
Sunday marked not only the first official day of fall, but also the first day of allergy season. The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America… Read more »
Antonucci: Political discussion leads to disagreements, awareness, involvement among Italian citizens
As someone interested in politics, my first glimpse into an Italian-style political discussion was thrilling. Admittedly, I wasn't prepared to see it up close. It was a… Read more »
Surreal world: CRAVE Arts Festival features live, interactive, avant-garde performance
An array of rainbow leotards, black Jabbawockeez-esque masks and neon traffic-worker vests combined into a colorful explosion at Café Club Surreal this weekend. The performers… Read more »
Bite-sized: Small Plates restaurant serves small portions with big flavors
While Armory Square offers a slew of upscale dining experiences for local and student communities, one of the biggest concerns when dining downtown is the… Read more »
'Blithe Spirit' play utilizes strong cast, set designs in long-winded script
For those who like witty, biting dialogue, “Blithe Spirit” is certainly an enjoyable show. Syracuse Stage premiered “Blithe Spirit,” Noel Coward’s 1941 comedy last week.… Read more »
Belmonte: Yoga pants lend comfort, show off figure on lazy days
Despite yoga being an ancient practice — nearly 5,000 years old — yoga pants seem to have materialized out of the fashion ether. It’s hard… Read more »
APPreciation: Quizlet
Believe it or not, we are now more than one month into the semester, and the first round of exams is right around the corner.… Read more »
Can't be tamed: Rosamond Gifford Zoo offers wide variety of animal species, limited-time demonstrations
Take a walk on the wild side this weekend with a trip to the Rosamond Gifford Zoo. Located at 1 Conservation Place, approximately 10 minutes… Read more »
Unkenholz: Upcoming birthday sparks midlife crisis, insecurity
Watch out, Syracuse convenience stores, because on Monday, this guy can legally buy cigarettes. For cigarette arts and crafts, maybe. Not for smoking though. That’s… Read more »
Play it forward: Syracuse Stage staff focuses on future improvements as 41st season commences
Everyone from Tiny Tim to the Wicked Witch of the West has walked across its stage at one point in the past four decades, but… Read more »
Four SU students perform in Central New York Playhouse's 'Spamalot' production
Catchy musical numbers, elaborate sequined costumes, flying cows and four Syracuse University students. These are just a few things to expect from the Central New… Read more »
Beer Bites: Saranac 12 Beers A Falling
Let me start by making a confession: I am kind of a lightweight. I decided to pay homage to the one week of perfect weather… Read more »
Shot callin': SU alumnus films documentary to dispel stereotypes surrounding street basketball
CORRECTIONS: In a previous version of this article, Basil Anastassiou’s thoughts were misrepresented. He said people often make assumptions and racial judgments about the men who… Read more »
SU professor, author opens contemporary reading series
The best way to learn is from the advice of professionals. For aspiring authors, the annual Raymond Carver Reading Series at Syracuse University is an… Read more »
Thaw: Create perfect foreplay playlist to enhance intimate experience
A lot goes into the art of making the perfect playlist. You have to keep up with music trends, of course. Mix the old with… Read more »
From the box office: Sept. 13-15
Friday the 13th is considered one of the unluckiest days in a calendar year. However, one of this weekend’s new releases, “Insidious: Chapter 2,” opened… Read more »
Lost in the dark: Third installment of 'Riddick' trilogy leaves audience confused, needs more explanation
“Riddick” is exactly what you would expect: a violent sci-fi thriller. It’s been nine years since the last installment, but Vin Diesel is back, playing… Read more »
Prepare for local internship fair, research employers, dress appropriately
To distinguish yourself from other students and stand out to potential employers, preparation is key. On Wednesday, approximately 95 organizations will be at the Panasci… Read more »
Professor from New Zealand discusses effect of 'Psycho' soundtrack
“Psycho” may be full of murder and intrigue, but thanks to Dr. Stephan Prock’s analysis, it brought out smiles — not screams. Prock, visiting from… Read more »
