Arts and Entertainment
One-Hundred Years of Solitude
By Nasro Mohamud
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Top Ten Worst Movies According to IMDB
By Meghan Mannhalt
10. Zaat: A mad scientist transforms himself into an aquatic killer.
9. The Skydivers: A woman seeks revenge on her former lover, who owns a skydiving business.
8. Daniel the Wizard: Evil assassins want to kill Daniel Kublbock, the third runner up for the German Idols.
7. Manos: The Hands of Fate: A family gets lost on the road and stumbles upon a hidden, underground, devil-worshiping cult led by a fearsome Master and his servant Torgo.
6. The Starfighters: A young Air Force lieutenant falls in love with fighter planes while his father, a Congressman and war hero yearns for him to fly heavy bombers.
Taylor Swift's Speak Now
By Erik Hammarlund
With modern music consisting primarily of hip-hop so bland it’s unforgettable, pop songs so fragilely constructed they collapse at the slightest critique, and various genres of rock that consist of whiny teenage boys singing about how their lives suck because their parents wouldn’t drive them to the mall, Taylor Swift’s forlorn, country-rooted style is a refreshing break from the status quo. That is, refreshing until you actually hear the music... and then you realize she’s just another catchy little gimmick.
Taylor Swift’s new album, Speak Now, hit stores on October 25, 2010, and following her tremendous success with Fearless, was predicted to become another successful release by America’s most favorite country gal. Unfortunately, upon listening to Speak Now as little as one time, it becomes painfully honest that this is not the Fearless sequel we were all hoping for. There is no catchy “You Belong With Me” companion, no bittersweet reflections on the past like “Fifteen”... rather, the album is filled with cookie-cutter five-second hits that put Swift plainly in the “whiny teenage [girl]” category, losing the noble side of her that was present in the past.
Top 15 Most Missed Kid TV Shows
By Meghan Mannhalt
