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Tuesday, June 24, 2025
With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, people are focusing specifically on their significant other. NBC television series “Parks and Recreation” offers a fun alternative or addition. This celebration is called “Galentine’s Day.” Leading character Leslie Knope portrayed by Amy Poehler, describes this event as it’s only the best day […]
7/10 Krabby Patties. The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water premiered this Friday in most theaters across the United States, bringing audiences of young and old to witness their current, or their old favorite cartoon star. The film circled around the typical action within the cartoon: the Krabby Patty secret […]
The erotic romance novel by E.L. James has created scandalous opinions since the release of the first book, Fifty Shades of Grey, in 2011. The story of Anastasia and Christian seems to drive women crazy. The novel entered the top 10 best-seller books list with approximately 100 million copies sold, […]
Clint Eastwood’s “American Sniper” set off 2015 in the right direction for film. The year has plenty of promise with almost every genre, including the anticipated new Star Wars as well as the sequel to The Avengers. Romance, comedy, action and sci-fi genres have a lot coming this year […]
The Learning Channel’s new one-hour special “My Husband’s Not Gay” aired January 11, 2015. The program follows Mormon men who are attracted to the same sex, but have denied the term gay. Many of these men are married to women and have families. After the first preview of the show […]
So many people become instantly obsessed with celebrities that don’t seem to do anything to achieve their status. The question that comes up so often is why? Why are these people so incredibly famous for seemingly nothing? One of the most obvious examples is Kim Kardashian. Ask anyone, and they […]
Winter Break of 2014 was a huge month for film. The content was vast with a revamp of a children’s classic, a Sondheim musical, a banned film, paintings, and broken records. The opening of Clint Eastwood’s “American Sniper” topped records for any Martin Luther King Jr. Day release with $105.3 […]
Students and locals alike were treated to a taste of individuality with The Place of Solé Wednesday night. The event was free and took place at Nigel's Bistro on Main Street, an environment to showcase local talent. The Ottawa Herald and Ottawa Music sponsored the first event. The Place of […]
This time last year, I was watching members of the Braves football team move my precious junk into the dorms. I was pumped, and nervous, but excited to finally be on my own. I also came to OU last fall with a pretty solid grasp of what I wanted to […]