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TV Review: 2 Broke Girls

Chantell Moore If you are looking for a show to offer you some laughs, then take a look at CBS’ new comedy 2 Broke Girls. It’s about Max (Kat Dennings), a brooklyn waitress that decides to take in Caroline (Beth Behrs), a former rich girl who is penniless and homeless…

TV Review: “I Hate My Teenage Daughter”

“I Hate My Teenage Daughter” FOX By Paul Kalis The new comedy follows two mothers, Annie Watson (Jaime Pressly), who grew up in a conservative household, and Nikki Miller (Katie Finneran), who grew up unpopular and overweight, as they realize that their daughters, Sophie Watson (Kristi Lauren) and Mackenzie Miller…

Music Review: Rihanna – Talk That Talk

Nicole Ramlogan Rihanna’s sixth album, “Talk That Talk,” came out on November 18th. I must say, it is definitely one of my favorite albums from her. I got it last week, and I haven’t been able to stop listening to it. The album doesn’t only have one specific genre; it…

Dancing to Fight Cancer: Zumba Dance Class Review

Marissa Poggio On Friday, December 2nd, the Ballroom Dance club hosted a Zumba dance class in the Pratt Recreation Center at 7 p.m.   The class promoted the Livestrong Foundation and supported cancer awareness. The event was free for all Post students and was sponsored by the Nutrition Club as well…

Thomas Holton Gives Art Show at Hillwood

Matt Marando Photographer Thomas Holton is presenting his series The Lams of Ludlow Street at Hillwood Art Museum from September 12th to November 5th, 2011. The series is an essay of photos that follow an immigrant Chinese family living in a two-bedroom apartment in Manhattan’s Chinatown.  Following an electrical fire…

Movie Review: Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn

Jacqueline Favaloro While a lot of people are saying Breaking Dawn, Part 1, is the best installment of the Twilight Saga, I beg to differ. While it certainly is the most emotional, the story could have definitely fit into one movie. The film began with the wedding scene, and within…

TV Review: Man Up!

Paul Kalis “Man Up!” ABC   What does it really mean to be a guy anymore? That’s the question that best friends Will (Mather Zickel), Craig (Christopher Moynihan), and Kenny (Dan Fogler) ponder. Sensitivity is the reason why Mike’s wife, who is also Kenny’s sister, Theresa (Teri Polo), married him.…

Book Review: Belong to Me

Olivia Wicik “Belong to Me” by Marisa de los Santos “Sometimes, happiness feels so fragile…So, what do we do about it?…Live. Forget that it’s fragile. Live like it isn’t” ― Marisa de los Santos, Belong to Me “Belong to Me” is Marisa de los Santos’ second novel, and it captures…

Movie Review: Immortals

Dontae Hawkins Now being a film major I might get chastised for this review, but I don’t really care because its my opinion so here goes. I Thought the Movie was really good, however, the acting wasn’t academy award winning. The focus of the film is on a man named…

Bok Review: The Lucky One

Nicole Ramlogan Nicholas Sparks – The Lucky One Over the years, Nicholas Sparks has become a very popular author and not only because many of his books have been made into movies, such as A Walk To Remember, The Notebook, The Last Song and Dear John.  In all of his…