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Denton Community Theatre will debut its new production of Joseph Kesselring's "Arsenic and Old Lace" tonight at the Campus Theater on the Denton Square. This is not the first time that "Arsenic and Old Lace" has been produced by the theater group, as the theater has a long history with the play. (0) comments
By Shea Tellefsen Junior Staff Writer Once someone actually takes time to hunt down Rubber Gloves Rehearsal Studio, he or she may be pleasantly surprised. Eleven years ago, Rubber Gloves was transformed from a rehearsal space into a full-fledged live music venue. (1) comment
"Righteous Kill" Starring Robert de Niro, Al Pacino, 50 Cent. Directed by Jon Avnet. Twelve years after their teamup in "Heat," the two legendary actors reunite as New York cops investigating a series of killings of some seriously bad dudes. (Cinemark Denton, Cinemark Vista Ridge Mall, AMC Highland Village, Denton Movie Tavern) "The Women" Starring Meg Ryan, Annette Bening, Jada Pinkett Smith, Eva Mendes, Debra Messing. (0) comments
In his new movie, "Surfer, Dude," Matthew McConaughey plays Steve Addington, a surfer with one thing on his mind: the waves. But when the waves disappear, McConaughey has to choose between his integrity and money from greedy sponsors. (0) comments
The Coen brothers bring yet another amazing film to begin the fall season. As one of the first movies this fall, "Burn After Reading" is sure to keep the audience just as excited as they were throughout the summer movie season. After hit blockbusters such as "The Dark Knight" and "Pineapple Express," it is hard to imagine that any movie could even come close to following up, but "Burn After Reading" does just that. (0) comments
Joel and Ethan Coen have won an armful of Oscars but are still relatively unknown to the average filmgoer. Here's what you need to get to know them before you check out their latest film, "Burn After Reading." "Blood Simple" (1984) The Coens' debut is a dark (and darkly funny) film noir set in Texas and established their recurring theme: average Joes trying to get away with a crime and the disastrous results of their actions. (0) comments
As technology progresses, universities are adding courses that don't require students to set alarms and race to class; all they have to do is roll out of bed and power up their computers. For those who wish to escape the confines of a classroom, online courses may be the answer. (3) comments
By Melissa Crowe Senior Staff Writer For years, musicians looking to promote shows or songs via the Internet relied on Web sites like MySpace and Facebook. Tony Spiro recognized the singularity these sites came with and decided to do something about it after graduating from NT's College of Music in 2007. (1) comment
