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While the Mavs and Stars hunted for championships this week, we ventured to Pourhouse Sports Grill to quench our playoff appetites. This new restaurant at 3550 Unicorn Lake Blvd. boasts comfortable booths, leather armchairs and a legion of HDTVs, making it a sports-lover's fantasy. (0) comments
The Daily recently spoke to actors Kal Penn and John Cho for their new movie, "Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay" that comes out today. Q: "How is Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay" different from "Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle?" Cho: Well, first and foremost, I would say that this one, the new movie, has a plot…. (0) comments
What started as a pet project of three NT students has garnered the attention of huge numbers of fans and some of the people responsible for major movie advertising. Irving junior Chase Whale and NT alumnus Rusty Gordon came up with the idea for a movie review Web site, gordonandthewhale. (0) comments
This summer Mike Myers will star in "The Love Guru." The comedy follows a guru who comes to the United States and starts a self-help business for those with romantic troubles. The Daily had a chance to speak with Myers about his role. Q You're famous for your characters. (0) comments
On April 25, "Flowers Do Grow in the City" will show for the first time at 6:30 p.m. in the NT Auditorium Building. The play is written and directed by NT sophomore Stevie Walker-Webb. He put on the play, "We Ain't The Huxtables," last year and sold out the Lyceum. (0) comments
Students feeling the stress of upcoming finals may find some relief in the relaxing yet interesting, folk music of new band Port O'Brien The band's first album, All We Could Do Was Sing, provides just under a dozen tracks of thoughtful, intriguing music that are not easily placed in any traditional genre. (0) comments
Tristan Prettyman's newest album Hello…X, which was released earlier this month, is a compilation of sincere, laid-back and melodic folk songs, which follows her 2005 debut album twentythree. Prettyman recorded this album in London with famous British producers Martin Terefe and Sacha Skarbek, who have worked with musical artists James Blunt and KT Tunstall, among others. (0) comments
With the promise of tasty food, interesting works of art and more than 2,200 musicians, the 28th annual Denton Arts and Jazz Festival is back for the masses to enjoy. The two-and-a-half day event, starting today and ending Sunday, encourages audiences to bring their blankets and chairs to the festival, where six stages of fine art, diverse music, food courts and various games will be plentiful, according to the event's Web site. (0) comments
Throughout the '90s, scrawny Santa Monica, Calif., native Stephen Malkmus fronted the best band of the decade - Pavement. Its experimentation with pop structure, noise and the slacker ethos defined '90s independent rock and paved the way for many current bands that constantly reside in our ears. (0) comments
