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Week of February 19 to February 25, 2017
Undocumented Danbury college students dream of financial aid, equal rights - February 21
Western Connecticut State University building new campus police station - February 19
Western New England Home Show coming to Danbury - February 19
The other Jefferson we seem to have forgotten - February 19
Week of February 12 to February 18, 2017
WCSU professor publishes book on Jefferson - February 18
WestConn student tailors workouts as personal trainer at YMCA in Brookfield - February 17
Nobel winner coming for 'Peace Jam' - February 14
WCSU commemorates Black History Month with several events - February 14
WCSU commemorates Black History Month with themed event series - February 14
WCSU commemorates Black History Month with several events - February 14
WCSU announces spring Coffeehouse schedule - February 14
New York loves WCSU's tuition deal - February 13
Week of February 5 to February 11, 2017
WCSU Computer Science Departtment presents free webinar - February 6
Week of January 29 to February 4, 2017
Naturopathic physician to speak Feb. 21 at WCSU - February 4
Naturopathic physician to speak at WCSU - February 3
WCSU to host free wellness workshops on Wednesdays - February 2
WCSU to host wellness workshops - February 2
Ridgefield band, with average age of 88, finds Fountain Of Youth in music - February 2
Why science communication ought to be part of the job for entomologists - February 1
'Midsummer in Newtown' shows music and theater helping Sandy Hook shooting survivors - February 1
WCSU to host Wellness Workshops - February 1
WCSU Observatory to offer planetarium shows, sky viewings - January 31
Looking at life through a 20-inch telescope in Danbury - January 31
How a North Texas man turned a personal tragedy into a feature film - January 31
What can law enforcement expect from Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch? - January 31
WCSU Observatory to offer planetarium shows, sky viewings - January 31
WCSU to host Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival - January 30
WCSU to host Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival - January 30
Drought conditions continue to put Meriden reservoirs below comfort levels - January 30
One-on-one with former record-setting Western Connecticut State running back Octavias McKoy - January 30
What are the best business credit cards right now? - January 29
Week of January 22 to January 28, 2017
WCSU to host Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival - January 27
ACLU report finds Danbury area police breaking state law on complaints - January 27
WCSU to present spring semester M.F.A. lecture series - January 26
Washington Art Association to hold exhibition - January 25
WCSU to present spring semester MFA lecture series - January 25
Nobel Peace Prize winner Leymah Gbowee to speak at WCSU - January 24
What I learned at the Women's March on Washington - January 24
WestConn professor finds strength in sisterhood at Women's March in D.C. - January 24
Study: ObamaCare repeal could mean major job losses - January 22
Week of January 15 to January 21, 2017
Lecture series at WCSU to explore 'Climate Change and Civilization' - January 18
Women artists featured in art exhibit at WCSU - January 16
Regional Lakes Task Force meets about zebra mussels - January 15
Week of January 8 to January 14, 2017
DSABC celebrates National Mentoring Month with thank-you luncheon - January 12
Professor to research effects of dancing on PTSD in veterans - January 12
Mentoring organization seeks volunteers to work with Danbury students - January 12
Buddhist monastery will host talk on sacred mandala creation - January 10
Blue Mountain Gallery presents solo exhibition by Margaret Grimes - January 10
Danbury veteran at WCSU earns $2K scholarship - January 10
WCSU student receives scholarship recognizing military service - January 9
Earth Matters: How critters get through cold winters - January 8
'Women's Work' on display at WCSU - January 8
Week of January 1 to January 7, 2017
Litchfield County sports briefs: Mitch Case is PTR's Connecticut Member of the Year; Hurlbert shines - January 7
One final public performance of 'The Drowsy Chaperone' at WCSU - January 5
Nobel winner Leymah Gbowee to speak at WCSU - January 5
Thomaston native named Rookie of the Week, MVP - January 5
Nobel winner Leymah Gbowee to speak at WCSU - January 5
WCSU to highlight women artists - January 5
Thumbs up, thumbs down - January 4
Musical 'Rock of Ages' comes to Wallingford - January 3
WCSU Roundup: Men's hoops tops TCNJ - January 2
Week of December 25 to December 31, 2016
'Sip and Sketch' - December 31
Danbury artist raising money for children's hospital with origami cranes in Bethel - December 30
Kentucky 'Dancing Well' project for veterans with PTSD OK'd for study by Connecticut university - December 29
Wine and live model night for artists of all kinds in Danbury - December 29
This is what neuroscience can teach us about compassion - December 28
'Sip & Sketch' evening at WCSU pairs art with wine, refreshments - December 27
The top stories in Redding from January to June in 2016 - December 27
Danbury's WestConn recognized among 'Best Teaching Colleges' in Connecticut - December 26
Enrollment soars at Asnuntuck, while declining at other community colleges - December 26
Alcohol problems decline at WCSU; reporting on dating violence launched - December 26
Week of December 18 to December 24, 2016
WCSU professor researches tourist gift giving and its effects on Mongolian reindeer herders - December 22
Local college notebook: Gabby Hurlbert leads WestConn win - December 22
WCSU production of 'The Drowsy Chaperone' honored - December 21
Learn about PeaceJam at WestConn on January 26 - December 21
WCSU visual and literary arts exhibit Women's Work to open January 26 - December 21
Chamber honors local businesman with Cecil J. Previdi Award - December 20
Save the date for WCSU PeaceJam reception - December 20
Riding to reduce conflicts - December 20
WCSU's M.F.A. writing program to host authors in Danbury - December 20
2016 All-Herald Field Hockey Team: Our selections can compete with the best - December 18
Week of December 11 to December 17, 2016
Western women hold off Mount St. Mary - December 17
Brookfield middle school students collect 15,000 bottle caps to protect environment - December 16
Mentorship at the CSUs: Motivating students and creating opportunities - December 15
'Coffee with a Cop' at WCSU - December 15
WCSU hosts Coffee with a Cop - December 15
'Coffee with a Cop' event at WestConn hailed as a success - December 15
Fountain Music Series Christmas concert is Friday - December 14
State college system pledges aid to students in legal limbo - December 13
Thumbs up, thumbs down - December 13
Review: 'Amahl and the Night Visitors' by WCSU Opera - December 12
CT college tuition breaks a cross-state lure - December 12
Week of December 4 to December 10, 2016
Amahl and the Night Visitors: WCSU presents holiday classic - December 10
Western basketball teams sweep Southern Maine - December 10
Danbury community connects with those in need - December 9
Western's star athletes receive more honors - December 9
Elza Libhart performs in coffee house series - December 8
WCSU Opera Ensemble presents Amahl and the Night Visitors - December 8
Holiday opera at Danbury's WCSU this weekend - December 8
WCSU visual and literary arts exhibit 'Women's Work' to open - December 7
A Christmas Carol Radio Show - December 7
Dec. 10 'Love Wins!' Concert to benefit Ana Grace Project and WestConn Scholarship - December 7
'Love wins' at WCSU - December 6
Ethan Allen's Indian American CEO partners with Jewish leaders to fight bigotry - December 6
Preview of 'Love Wins' at Western CT State University - December 6
Western women's basketball team wins third straight - December 6
Mazza takes the reins as Western's new athletic director - December 6
Love Wins to benefit The Ana Grace Project and Ana Marquez-Greene scholarship at WCSU - December 6
Western Connecticut State University student releases CD to benefit orphanage in Haiti - December 5
21st Century Classrooms iPad initiative comes to WCSU - December 5
WestConn Coffeehouse series presents award-winning singer songwriter Elza - December 5
Danbury earns high marks for starting a new business - December 4
Biology enhanced by art in exhibit at Danbury university - December 4
Week of November 27 to December 3, 2016
Preview of 'A Christmas Carol Radio Show' at WCSU - December 3
Western women top UMass Boston in overtime thriller - December 3
Western football players earn all-conference honors - December 2
What cops need to know about blood alcohol testing and the Fourth Amendment - December 1
Gabby Hurlbert Little East Women's Rookie of the Week - December 1
Hot start continues for Western men's basketball team - December 1
Ridgefield's United Way offers ways to pay it forward for the holidays - December 1
WCSU Opera to present 'Amahl and the Night Visitors' - November 30
Western Connecticut State University winter events - November 30
21st Century Classrooms initiative brings iPads to Honors students - November 29
Local elementary school teaches to choose love - November 29
WCSU makes the Presidential 'Honor Roll' - November 28
West Conn art students to sell handmade ceramics - November 28
Week of November 20 to November 26, 2016
Black Friday specials at Visual and Performing Arts Center at WCSU - November 24
Review: WCSU Chamber Singers and Concert Choir concert - November 23
Western men rally past Dean - November 22
WCSU Chamber Singers and Concert Choir Concert - November 22
WCSU panel will spur discussion of police/community issues - November 21
WCSU Art Department to host student ceramics sale - November 21
Community and Police panel at WCSU includes Danbury Police Chief Ridenhour - November 21
Week of November 13 to November 19, 2016
Police detective's costume still under review - November 18
Retired Bank CEO Hal Wibling to Receive Jericho Partnership's 2016 Good Samaritan Award - November 17
Founder Of Ben's Bells spreads message of kindness in Danbury - November 16
Drought empties popular New Milford pond, killing off fish - November 16
Entrepreneurial Arc panel at WCSU to feature local business pioneers - November 14
WCSU Permaculture Garden wins Community Champions Grant - November 14
Entrepreneurs to tell their story at WCSU event - November 14
WCSU Permaculture Garden wins Community Champions Grant - November 14
Why would women vote a misogynist for president? - November 13
Write-in votes nearly tripled in Connecticut in 2016 - November 13
Week of November 6 to November 12, 2016
WCSU to host Interdisciplinary Research Panel Discussion - November 11
WCSU Permaculture Garden wins Community Champions Grant - November 11
Scholars in Action discussion at WCSU - November 11
Review: 'The Drowsy Chaperone' by Western Connecticut State University - November 11
WCSU makes the Presidential 'Honor Roll' - November 10
WCSU to screen 'Project Enye: A Voice for First-Generation Latinos, Between Two Worlds' - November 10
WCSU art and biology students present 'Art of Biology' exhibit - November 10
Preview of 'The Drowsy Chaperone' at WCSU - November 10
Danbury's WestConn plants field of flags to honor fallen service members - November 10
WCSU to present 'The Drowsy Chaperone' - November 9
Why social media posts threatening police are cybercrimes - November 9
Latino voters turn out in Danbury, driven by presidential race - November 8
Noted photographer and WCSU alumnus presentation in Danbury - November 8
WCSU's Sorice scores second straight Little East soccer award - November 8
Western honors veterans in November - November 8
A display from the heart in Danbury honors fallen service members - November 7
WCSU to host International Education Week events - November 7
WCSU's live coverage of Tuesday's election - November 7
WCSU women's soccer team set to face Johns Hopkins in NCAAs - November 7
WCSU to host Election Night broadcast - November 7
World-class photographer, WCSU alumnus to speak at campus event - November 7
Business plan, honesty called keys to winning small-business loan - November 6
Week of October 30 to November 5, 2016
Western women's soccer team blanks Eastern for LEC title - November 5
World-class photographer, WCSU alumnus to speak at campus event - November 4
WCSU makes statement at Opera Palooza - November 4
Don't destroy your career: The Brady list and the ruinous impact of a lie - November 3
'Lynch' pin-At every level, Kim Lynch raised the bar - November 3
A grateful father's wish - November 3
Western alumni featured at New Haven opera festival debut - November 3
Local herbalist to present workshop on natural remedies for stress at WCSU - November 3
A field of flags in Danbury for the fallen - November 3
Comedic musical 'The Drowsy Chaperone' on stage in Danbury - November 3
Local herbalist to present workshop on natural remedies for stress - November 2
New London's McKinnon enjoying a productive return to football field - November 2
Venus among the stars to appear Friday in Danbury - November 2
Aldrich artist Klein to give gallery talk - November 1
WCSU benefit to honor late faculty member who was a friend of immigrants - October 31
WCSU Women's Basketball Tip-Off Breakfast - October 31
Ben's Bells founder to speak at WCSU - October 31
Week of October 23 to October 29, 2016
Ben's Bells Project founder to speak in Danbury - October 29
Students at Danbury's WestConn march on campus to stop sexual violence - October 29
Ben's Bells Project Kindness in Action Speaker Series: 'Time to Get Serious about Kindness' - October 29
Fleeting on target as Western football team wins - October 29
WCSU student hopes to raise money for children's hospital with art exhibit - October 28
'Unaffiliated' lead as Connecticut eclipses 2 million active voters - October 28
WCSU reaches out to New Yorkers - October 28
Art exhibit at WCSU to support St. Jude's Children's Hospital - October 28
A preview on Tuesday of WCSU's 'Election Connection' - October 28
Ben's Bells founder to speak at WCSU on Nov. 2 - October 28
Danbury receives innovation planning grant from CTNext - October 27
Western Connecticut names Mazza director of athletics - October 27
Connecticut eclipses 2 million registered voters - October 27
WCSU fundraiser to honor memory of esteemed faculty - October 25
Tuesday night candlelights in Danbury to stop domestic violence - October 25
WCSU students take pledge vs. sexual violence - October 25
Matasavage scores twice to lead WCSU field hockey team - October 25
University in Danbury offers in-state tuition - October 24
Week of October 16 to October 22, 2016
State battles child trafficking - October 22
Niche: These are Connecticut's best colleges for 2017 - October 21
Cultural Alliance of Western Connecticut honors business community - October 21
Vocal majority bus tour visits Newtown - October 20
Putnam students to get tuition break at WestConn - October 20
Artist and Aldrich curator Richard Klein to give Gallery Talk at WCSU - October 19
WCSU students, faculty to broadcast election preview on Nov. 1 - October 19
WCSU students, faculty to broadcast live election night coverage on Nov. 8 - October 19
A feminist take on the wicked stepmother at WCSU this weekend - October 19
Peace Jam's Dr.Kate Cumbo to lead teacher training forum on Compassion and Action at WCSU - October 19
WCSU hosts Open House for prospective students - October 19
WCSU to host Open House for prospective students - October 18
Let state voters decide casino expansion - October 18
WCSU to greet prospective students at open house - October 18
WCSU Department of Theatre Arts to present 'The Stepmother' - October 17
Gabrielle Giffords calls on Connecticut to vote to reduce gun violence - October 17
WestConn offers same CT discount to Putnam residents - October 17
Western Conn. U offers discount to Dutchess, Ulster counties - October 16
Week of October 9 to October 15, 2016
Absurdity Tour tickets are still on sale - October 14
WCSU to host lecture with Dr. Bernie Siegel - October 14
WCSU to host retired Connecticut surgeon for lecture, book signing - October 14
Tickets remain for 'Absurdity Tour' comedy festival - October 14
CPTV's first-ever original drama production to premiere - October 14
Western Conn. U offers discount to 7 NY counties - October 14
Western Connecticut State University offers in-state rate for tuition, fees to nearby New York students - October 13
WCSU to host Dr. Bernie Siegel for lecture, book signing - October 13
WCSU Honors Program to host whale watching trip to Boston - October 13
Find out where to get a good buzz from New Fairfield author's new book - October 12
Are social media threats to law enforcement a cybercrime? - October 12
Mahopac senior captain a scoring threat - October 12
Hord Foundation offering free college readiness workshops - October 11
Harvest Jam planned Saturday in Danbury - October 11
Feasting on Danbury-grown produce on Friday - October 10
Feasting on Danbury-grown produce on Friday - October 10
Torture and Scientism - October 9
WCSU Fundraiser for JGC Permaculture Garden Project - October 9
Week of October 2 to October 8, 2016
D'Onofrio's last-second field goal lifts Western to football victory - October 8
WCSU Master of Science in Counselor Education program ranked third in state - October 6
WCSU's Jane Goodall Center hosts Dinner in a Bite Permaculture Garden fundraising event - October 6
WestConn on clown sightings: Reports have 'proven as hoaxes' - October 6
WCSU says clown sighting at Danbury campus is a hoax - October 5
WCSU Police Department issues statement on clown sightings - October 5
Danbury clown sightings at Western likely a hoax - October 5
WCSU Police Department issues statement on 'clown sightings' - October 5
New Fairfield author shares where to get a good buzz at Bethel book talk - October 5
Western CT State University to host 'Dinner in a Bite' - October 4
New Milford turtles surviving drought - October 4
WCSU to host Hispanic Awareness Month lecture - October 4
WCSU to host Hispanic Awareness Month lecture - October 3
Carnival of Shadows comes to Danbury - October 3
Harvest Jam at Ives Concert Park on Saturday, Oct. 15 - October 3
Clinton may be a modern Van Buren - October 3
Former Staples star DeBalsi makes her college debut - October 2
Week of September 25 to October 1, 2016
Snapshot: Anthony DePoto - September 30
WCSU to host Holistic and Integrative Health Initiatives: Part Two panel - September 29
WCSU to offer information sessions on study abroad in Spain - September 28
Building bridges with jazz at Danbury's WCSU on Friday - September 28
'Best Darn Jazz Club in Danbury' takes stage in WestConn Student Center - September 28
Danbury entrepreneur goes back to his roots with rice and beans trailer - September 28
Western graduate prepares to soar to new heights as U-2S pilot - September 27
Meet the state candidates forum Thursday in Danbury - September 27
WCSU football team holds food drive for the Women's Center on October 1 - September 27
WCSU hosts 'Best Darn Jazz Club in Danbury' - September 27
WCSU to host the 'Best Darn Jazz Club in Danbury' - September 27
WCSU offers hands-on training in producing ceramic pieces - September 26
WCSU and The Women's Center of Greater Danbury to host 'The Silent Witness Initiative' - September 26
WCSU to host 'Holistic and Integrative Health Initiatives: Part Two' panel - September 26
Western Connecticut State football organizes food drive - September 26
WCSU hosts Sixth Tri-State Weather Conference - September 26
Western Connecticut State University football organizes food drive - September 26
Meet Connecticut State House and Senate candidates at West Conn on Thursday - September 26
Holistic health panel planned at Danbury's WCSU on Wednesday - September 26
Week of September 18 to September 24, 2016
Bethel's Sorice nets hat trick - September 24
Improv theater youth classes coming to Booth Library - September 24
WCSU to host Holistic and Integrative Health Initiatives Panel Discussion - September 23
WCSU dispatches students, staff for annual day of service in Danbury - September 23
WCSU to host Holistic and Integrative Health Initiatives Panel Discussion - September 22
Republican Clay Cope takes practical approach in quest to unseat Elizabeth Esty - September 22
Ben's Bells Project Kindness in Action speaker series comes to Connecticut - September 21
ISGP joins with Western to present sustainable agriculture conference - September 21
Jason Harlow to coach Western Connecticut's men's basketball team - September 21
WCSU hosts Permaculture Garden 'Community Day' - September 21
WCSU Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences to host Dr. Chad Seewagan for research seminar - September 21
Western men's basketball coach Campbell retires after 32 years - September 20
Bob Campbell retiring as Western men's basketball coach - September 20
WCSU to host research seminar on migratory songbirds - September 20
WCSU students serve area organizations with 'Day of Service' - September 20
Thumbs up, thumbs down - September 20
Top NP education concerns - September 19
Renowned scientist Jane Goodall pays a visit to the Bronx - September 19
Week of September 11 to September 17, 2016
Western women's tennis team tops Pratt - September 17
WCSU hosts 'Social Work Expo 2016' - September 16
WCSU Department of Social Work to host 'Social Work Expo 2016' - September 15
WCSU gets $1.6 million CDC grant to study ticks - September 15
Nursing program at Danbury's WestConn ranks among top in U.S. - September 15
'Mystery the Musical' performance at WCSU - September 15
WCSU announces 'Absurdity Tour' comedy festival - September 15
WCSU Nursing program ranks tops in the U.S. - September 15
Back to school: Wilton mom joins her son as a student-athlete at WCSU - September 14
WCSU professor's $1.6 M award is largest research grant in Western's history - September 14
Bethel puppeteer takes her art outdoors to add nature to performances - September 14
Nurses after war authors to give talk - September 13
Greater Danbury Irish Festival returns to Ives Concert Park - September 13
Daily Voice Leaders: Western Connecticut President John Clark - September 13
WCSU to present fall semester artist lecture series - September 12
WCSU professor receives largest research grant in university history - September 12
WCSU Midtown Coffeehouse schedule announced - September 12
Danbury Irish Festival brings Irish culture, music, food and more to Ives Center - September 12
Week of September 4 to September 10, 2016
Former Western coach, athlete O'Brien to receive national softball award - September 10
WCSU IHHS announces Wellness Wednesday workshops, more - September 9
WCSU encourages military veterans to join writing project - September 8
This Weekend: Music Fest, new exhibits, new shows - September 8
Austin McChord of Datto is WCSU Entrepreneur of the Year - September 8
WCSU Observatory to offer fall planetarium shows, sky viewings - September 7
Big wins for women's soccer, field hockey teams - September 7
Danbury's WestConn hosts event to introduce types of meditation - September 6
Allie-Brennan says jobs, economy are top concerns for voters - September 6
WCSU artists showcased in new exhibition - September 6
Western's Smith earns volleyball honor, leads Colonials to victory - September 6
Bela Fleck, Chris Thile and Six String Soldiers at Ives Concert Park festival - September 4
Week of August 28 to September 3, 2016
Grammy Duo Bela Fleck, Chris Thile headlining Ives Concert Park's Music Fest America - September 3
Western Connecticut wins thriller to open season in Danbury - September 3
You don't miss your water until your well runs dry - September 2
Group of donors wins bid to buy New Haven lighthouse to be used for education - September 2
Putnam students may get tuition break at WCSU - September 1
Practical car brands lead in Wilton - September 1
'Meditation: Multicultural Perspectives' event this month at WCSU - September 1
WCSU Observatory to offer fall planetarium shows, sky viewings - August 31
Media, politics & the Constitution panel at WCSU - August 31
Saturdays under the moon (and stars) in Danbury - August 31
Bela Fleck, Chris Thile come to Ives Concert Park - August 31
Review: 'Murder on the Nile' by Aquila Theatre - August 30
Rebuilt Western field hockey team has playoff aspirations - August 30
WCSU marketing chapter recognized among best in the nation - August 29
Seniors set to lead Western volleyball team to victory - August 29
WestConn opens the gates to welcome new students at Danbury campus - August 29
Danbury area schools tackle big gap in minority student-staff ratio - August 28
Week of August 21 to August 27, 2016
Years after Newtown massacre, a father plays through the pain - August 26
New coach, same high expectations for Western women's soccer team - August 26
WCSU considers in-state tuition program for nearby NY students - August 26
Union opportunities change outlook for graduate assistants - August 25
Western men's soccer team determined to rise again with Mingachos at the helm - August 24
Week of August 14 to August 20, 2016
How I found my writing process on the bus - August 20
Snapshot: Oscar De Los Santos - August 19
Learn dieting techniques from Olympic athletes - August 18
Fashionably early: local photographer heads to Fashion Week - August 18
Good weekend to raise the Dead - August 18
Aquila Theatre Company to present 'Murder on the Nile' - August 17
Forever Grateful festival pays tribute to the Grateful Dead at Ives Concert Park - August 17
Greater Danbury Irish Festival planned this fall at Ives Center - August 16
Western football team opens training camp with optimism - August 16
Danbury music festival funds instruments for kids - August 14
Werth Family Foundation may buy Southwest Ledge Lighthouse - August 14
Week of August 7 to August 13, 2016
'Opera-Palooza' to bring powerful vocals, apizza to New Haven Green Aug. 20 - August 12
Aquila Theatre to stage mystery and Shakespeare productions - August 11
Nurse scholars author book on war trauma and nurses - August 11
Works by 37 WestConn grads featured in M.F.A.Alumni Art Exhibit - August 11
Meteor shower should offer peak views if no rain - August 11
Small tornado strikes North Haven - August 10
Trip to New Haven's Southwest Ledge Lighthouse has potential buyers looking to future uses - August 9
Familiar faces in new places for WCSU soccer teams this fall - August 9
Week of July 31 to August 6, 2016
Twin sisters write book on nurses' return home from war zones - August 6
Music Fest America at Ives Concert Park to feature Bela Fleck, Chris Thile, Six String Soldiers - August 5
Westside Reggae Festival returns to Ives Concert Park in Danbury - August 5
Ecuadorian pride on display in Danbury - August 4
Westside Reggae Festival comes to Danbury on August 13 - August 3
Litchfield Jazz Festival mixes rising talent with venerable veterans - August 3
Brookfield man leaves a legacy of giving across the Danbury community - August 3
Western graduate prepares to soar to new heights as U-2S pilot - August 2
Researchers track milfoil-eating carp through Candlewood Lake - August 2
Plans canceled to out-muscle the zebra mussels in local lakes - August 1
Music Fest America at the Ives to feature Bela Fleck, Chris Thile on Sept. 10 - August 1
Candlewood Lake water quality leads to beach closings - July 31
Week of July 24 to July 30, 2016
Forever Grateful Music Fest at Ives - July 30
Redding-owned music studio plans Rendezvous Music Festival - July 29
Arrest for Facebook post threatening police raises free speech, safety issues - July 27
Local farmers, towns coping with heat, drought conditions - July 25
Week of July 17 to July 23, 2016
Gutzman: A comparison of commanders in chief - July 23
'Heat dome' could cause stretch of 90-degree days - July 22
An Army band salute to heroes at Danbury's Ives - July 22
Water testing underway on Candlewood Lake - July 22
Newtown Savings Bank Sponsors: A Salute to our Nation's Heroes in Danbury on Sunday - July 22
Ridgefield recording studio hosts Festival Rendezvous Music at Ives Concert Park - July 21
'Hat Maker' sculptor from New Fairfield finds inspiration in nature - July 21
Tai Chi training camp at Danbury's WCSU - July 20
Acting provost named at Danbury's WCSU - July 19
Week of July 10 to July 16, 2016
Summer is hopping at Ives Concert Park - July 16
Yang Family Tai Chi training camp to be offered at WCSU - July 12
Staying tick-free - July 12
Upcoming events at Ives Concert Park to feature theatre, music, dance - July 12
Connecticut Ballet Dance Caravan comes to Ives Concert Park - July 11
Local students' weathercast on cable channel receives national honors - July 11
WCSU meteorology students win national cable award - July 11
CityCenter Danbury digital marketing plan urges businesses to 'join us' - July 10
Week of July 3 to July 9, 2016
Interim provost named - July 8
WestConn appoints new interim leadership for the university's academic affairs - July 8
Candlewood, Squantz, Zoar lake report: Is it safe to swim? - July 8
WCSU alumnus and Harvard graduate at the helm of Summer STEAM - July 7
WCSU alumnus and Harvard graduate at the helm of Summer STEAM - July 6
Western Connecticut State University to host Summer STEAM university program - July 6
Music teacher's three-decade career reaches finale - July 5
Review: 'Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat' and 'The Snow Queen' at WCSU - July 3
Week of June 26 to July 2, 2016
WestConn's Goodall Center gets 'Environmental Champion' award - June 30
Telemedicine: health care's new frontier - June 30
WestConn's Jane Goodall Center receives environmental award - June 30
WCSU's Jane Goodall Center receives environmental award - June 29
5th Annual Westside Reggae Festival at Ives Concert Park is August 13 - June 29
Connecticut Ballet Presents: Summer Dance Caravan at Ives Concert Park on July 17 - June 28
Danbury principal named 'Distinguished Fellow'' - June 28
Preview of two family shows at Western CT State University - June 28
Early college program available to local students - June 28
Danbury principal, Newtown resident, named distinguished fellow - June 27
Greene to be mainstage performer at Litchfield Jazz Festival - June 26
Week of June 19 to June 25, 2016
Local student interns with summer theatre company - June 23
Danbury's Union Savings Bank marks 150 years with monument, rededication to customers - June 22
Newtown's Jimmy Greene: renowned sax player set for Jazz Festival - June 22
Danbury pays tribute to the past as it unveils 'Hat Maker' monument - June 21
Western Connecticut State University holds orientation for new students - June 20
Week of June 12 to June 18, 2016
WCSU art professor to dedicate 'hat maker' sculpture - June 16
Danbury-based nonprofit wins statewide Aquarion Water Company Environmental Champion Award - June 16
Redding's role as Connecticut's Valley Forge confirmed by archaeologists - June 12
Week of June 5 to June 11, 2016
Hundreds of species found at Weir Farm - June 10
WCSU prepares students for leadership roles - June 9
Revolutionary War encampment identified in Connecticut - June 8
New fish-tracking program comes to Candlewood - June 8
WestConn recognized by OnStage as one of the Top Five Theatre Colleges in Connecticut - June 8
Danbury's WCSU earns theater recognition - June 7
WCSU recognized among 'Top Five Theatre Colleges in Connecticut' - June 7
'Art at Ives: Juried Fine Art & Crafts Show' features works from all over the nation - June 6
Experts found 60 Revolutionary structures off Limekiln Road - June 6
86 Connecticut Girl Scouts receive Gold Award - June 6
Week of May 22 to May 28, 2016
Locals working on making movie - May 27
CityCenter Danbury Farmers' Market will now feature live music - May 26
WCSU Child Care Center to hold Red Nose Day fundraiser - May 25
WCSU honors Branson Ultrasonics for support - May 25
Documentary celebrates 'Family Mission' of fallen soldier TJ Lobraico - May 25
AC Connecticut's 2016 season underway in Danbury - May 24
Students inducted into Communications Honor Society at WestConn - May 24
Fifteen Western students inducted into communication honor society - May 23
Chamber, EDC working together to support manufacturing - May 23
Western Connecticut State University graduates celebrate 'American dream' - May 22
Danbury High School graduate addresses WCSU Class of 2016 - May 22
Week of May 15 to May 21, 2016
Students offered a look at future careers - May 20
Help fight Lyme disease by taking this survey - May 19
Limekiln-area Revolutionary War encampment may be 'most significant' left in U.S. - May 19
RHS soccer coach resigns for WCSU position - May 19
Student interns in Fountain Music Series - May 18
Newtown Savings Bank Fine Arts & Family Series presents Art at Ives Juried Fine Art & Crafts Show - May 16
Town, city officials pledge to work for health of Candlewood Lake - May 16
Week of May 8 to May 14, 2016
Lyme Connection's annual fair is May 19 - May 14
WCSU faculty recognized by Board of Regents - May 12
Western Connecticut State University grads to make feature film - May 12
Ives Concert Park to host juried Fine Art and Crafts Show - May 11
WCSU students filming 'Wandering Off' this summer in CT - May 11
Danbury students recognized for inventions at state competition - May 11
New day promises expanded farmers market in Danbury - May 11
Danbury STEM students prepare for weather balloon launch - May 9
Bethel Chamber hosts 'Best of Bethel' Business Awards Reception - May 9
WCSU softball begins quest at Williams - May 9
Week of May 1 to May 7, 2016
Western softball team advances to conference championship - May 7
Brews and BBQ Festival held in Danbury - May 6
Brews & BBQ Festival in Danbury showcases local craft beer, live entertainment & BBQ masters! - May 5
Groups gather to help garden grow at Pembroke School in Danbury - May 5
WCSU students' business plan wins top award in statewide competition - May 2
Country star Chase Rice's 'Back to College Tour' hits Danbury's Ives Concert Park May 6 - May 2
WCSU president Clark nominated to Danbury Museum board - May 2
Week of April 24 to April 30, 2016
Country's Chase Rice at Ives Concert Park - April 30
WCSU students invent a better way to study in bed - April 29
Dreamers wear their caps and gowns to lobby the House - April 29
'Anne of Green Gables' opens at WCSU this week - April 28
'Anne of Green Gables' opens at WCSU this week - April 28
WBDC, WCSU hold ribbon cutting for new office in Danbury - April 28
WHS's Chip Gawle presented with GRAMMY Educator Award and $1,000 grant - April 27
Summer Art Workshops in June at WCSU to offer creative arts instruction to public - April 27
CT budget problems land directly on state college students' backs - April 27
Women's Business Development Council plans spring session events - April 25
WCSU Theatre Arts' PARADE wins top honors at KCACTF in D.C. - April 25
Week of April 17 to April 23, 2016
Dan Barrett: Reddingite pens innovative social psychology textbook - April 21
D3 Quarterback Will Arndt looks toward NFL - April 21
State senate OKs opening financial aid pool to undocumented immigrants - April 21
Winner of business award helps ease owners' minds - April 21
Does rap music really influence violence? - April 20
Lyme Connection to unveil initiatives - April 20
'Cocktails And Curtain Calls,' April 23-30 - April 20
West Conn recognized among 'Best Teaching Colleges in Connecticut' - April 19
WCSU recognized among 'Best Teaching Colleges in Connecticut' - April 19
Want to become a backyard beekeeper? Learn how at WestConn - April 18
Record-setting WCSU running back Octavias McKoy preps for tryout with CFL's Ottawa Redblacks - April 18
Week of April 10 to April 16, 2016
Wilton High music teacher a Grammy award finalist - April 16
Chase Rice to rock - April 13
Entrepreneurial Arc panel at WCSU to feature local business founders - April 13
WCSU presents panel of grads who launched small businesses in Danbury - April 13
Compassion in action: WCSU Honors Program to host Connecticut PeaceJam Slam - April 12
Program looks to improve outcomes for uninsured - April 12
WCSU art students to present works in Senior Thesis Exhibition - April 11
The science behind annoying lake scum - April 11
Who Wants to Be a Mathematician at Western Connecticut State University - April 11
Animal Week at Danbury's WCSU features reptile Tuesday - April 11
Darien's Middlesex musicians perform at Honors Festival - April 11
Week of April 3 to April 9, 2016
WCSU will test local beaches in search of blue-green algae - April 9
In Danbury: Britain's Semi-Toned to perform at Palace - April 9
Middle school music festival - April 9
WCSU Roots & Shoots Club to host 'Animal Week' - April 8
Professor at WestConn in Danbury, frustrated with textbooks, writes his own - April 8
Animal Week at WCSU begins on April 11 - April 8
Public welcome to WCSU Health, Fitness and Wellness Fair - April 7
Third Danbury AFC urgent care center in three years to open this fall - April 7
Free massages at WCSU health fair in Danbury on Tuesday - April 7
Public welcome to WCSU 'Health, Fitness and Wellness Fair' - April 7
WCSU students earn nominations for 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof' production - April 6
WCSU club to present 'Farm for Yourself' lecture series - April 6
Voices of Poetry offers an afternoon of readings, music - April 6
WCSU preps for annual Chuck's Mini-Mudder - April 6
WCSU ensemble to perform 'The Merry Widow' - April 6
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month - April 5
WCSU production 'Parade' goes to Kennedy Festival - April 5
Local farms present at 'Farm for Yourself' lecture series at WCSU - April 5
Ridgefield farm to present at Farm for Yourself lecture series at WCSU - April 5
'Farm for Yourself' lecture series this month at WCSU - April 4
All about ticks at Ridgefield Library on April 28 - April 4
WCSU art students win gold at annual competition - April 4
Unaffiliated voters could be X-factor in Conn. presidential primaries - April 3
Week of March 27 to April 2, 2016
April and May events announced for WCSU - April 1
Danbury students headed to Connecticut Invention Convention - April 1
WCSU to host math event for high school students - March 31
WCSU program will help determine water safety at Candlewood Lake and other local beaches - March 31
WCSU investigates potentially harmful bacteria at Candlewood Lake - March 31
WCSU students take home the gold at CADC event - March 31
New Milford's first poet laureate: James Scrimgeour - March 31
New WCSU president settling in after one year on the job - March 30
Lanzrein talk at WCSU to explore ballet's influence on his ceramic art - March 30
WCSU art students take home the gold - March 30
WestConn students to help test for toxins - March 30
Danbury company moving HQ to Florida - March 30
Life as jazz: When you hit a 'wrong' note, improvise - March 30
40 Under 40: Class of 2016 - March 30
Women business owners taking message to Hartford - March 29
Brookfield resident impacted by Brussels terrorist attack - March 28
Staggers plays a horn -- To buy a new one - March 28
April Fool's fun for the family Friday in Danbury - March 28
Danbury student impacted by Brussels terrorist attack - March 28
Danbury woman flourishes with top honor from Small Business Administration - March 28
Week of March 20 to March 26, 2016
WestConn student recounts terror of bombings at Brussels Airport - March 26
University student studying in Belgium recalls attacks - March 25
WCSU production 'Parade' goes to Kennedy Festival - March 25
WCSU's 'Parade' earns 14 awards at Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival - March 24
Arming for summer with info about Lyme in Danbury - March 24
Newtown violinist tapped to back Josh Groban, Il Volo - March 24
Music prodigy to perform in Danbury - March 23
Invention convention features Danbury's young innovators - March 23
WCSU hosts Connecticut's first "Who Wants to be a Mathematician?" for high schoolers - March 23
Lyme Disease Seminar planned for May 19 at West Conn - March 23
Spring Jazz Festival slated at WestConn - March 23
Local female farmer lecture series at WCSU - March 22
Brussels Attacks: 1 WestConn student, 3 Quinnipiac students at airport are safe - March 22
Danbury HS students to participate in WCSU math event - March 22
CT college students in Belgium at time of attacks, including some at Brussels Airport - March 22
Westside Middle School students get ready for Invention Convention - March 22
WCSU hosts 'Who Wants To Be A Mathematician' for HS students - March 22
Let the glorious season of skunk cabbage and singing frogs begin - March 20
Week of March 13 to March 19, 2016
Sax artists featured in jazz fest at Danbury's WCSU - March 18
WCSU hosts April Fool's Family Fun Night - March 18
WCSU to host 'April Fool's Family Fun Night' - March 17
Up in the Air: Rutgers-Camden nursing professor reflects on 25-year career as a nurse in the United States Air Force - March 15
Danbury taking holistic approach to smart growth - March 15
Boehringer Ingelheim Cares Foundation and AmeriCares launch health coach program for the uninsured - March 15
Legendary jazz saxophonists and bandleaders Joe Lovano and Kenny Garrett to perform at WCSU Jazz Fest - March 14
Young Republicans see politics up close - March 13
Seeking to be the Silicon Valley of the Northeast - March 13
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WCSU offers summer STEAM program - March 11
WCSU planetarium/observatory posts spring 2016 schedule - March 10
WCSU planetarium/observatory posts spring schedule - March 10
Genesis Torres to play basketball at Western - March 10
A downtown grows in Danbury - March 10
WCSU announces upcoming concert and recital dates - March 10
WCSU presents diverse musical performances this spring - March 9
WCSU computer science majors get IT done - March 9
Excellence in student visual art on display at Danbury's WCSU - March 9
Redding native, WCSU professor publishes textbook - March 9
Candlewood Lake Authority collaborates with WCSU on toxin testing - March 9
WCSU computer science majors get IT done - March 8
Stamford names Teacher of the Year semifinalists - March 8
WCSU shares March calendar of events - March 8
The Science of Success: The Power of Compassion with Dr. Chris Kukk - March 8
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'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof' opens Saturday in Danbury - March 2
Climate change should spur CT to fast-track renewable energy - March 2
'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof' heats things up at WCSU in March - February 29
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16 December 2011 8:58 AM, PST | MTV Newsroom | See recent MTV Newsroom news »
Director David Fincher is nabbing all sorts of acclaim for his new film "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" –the Daniel Craig-Rooney Mara starrer enjoys an 94 percent "fresh" rating on movie review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes.
The "Social Network" Oscar contender has established an awesome filmography in the last 15 years, including box office hits like "Se7en," cult faves like "Fight Club" and award-nominated behemoths like "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button." But for those who don't know, he got his start directing music videos for artists like Madonna, Paula Abdul, the Rolling Stones, Iggy Pop and Aerosmith. Some of the clips he turned out in the late-80s and early-90s, in particular, have become iconic and genre-defining.
Below are, in our estimation, Fincher's five most iconic videos.
Psych! We had to go with six … Madonna threw a wrench into things.
Madonna, Tie: "Vogue" and "Express Yourself"
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- John Mitchell
25 November 2011 12:52 PM, PST | MUBI | See recent MUBI news »
"Martin Scorsese's Hugo begins with a vertiginous descent that only gains speed as it follows a train and barrels into the station that will be its main setting," writes Phil Coldiron in Slant. "Leaving the tracks, it continues on its path through the concourse, moving past digital extras, the first of many ghostly presences, before seamlessly entering the realm of the real — that is, the soundstage. The worlds of Lumière (the train: the document of reality) and Méliès (the impossible camera: the spectacle of fantasy) come together, the latter used as a tool to try to restore the long-lost thrill of the former. This is the first moment of Scorsese's career that could accurately be described as Cameronian; it's also the first appearance of Hugo's exceptionally personal cinematic gambit."
"Like nearly all of Scorsese's films, Hugo can be taken as personal allegory," agrees Adam Cook. "It can also »
16 November 2011 5:32 PM, PST | The Film Stage | See recent The Film Stage news »
It was less than a few weeks ago that news broke (ever so softly) that the world's leading film camera manufacturers, Arri, Panavision, and Aaton, have stopped production on all film cameras. While this news may not be surprising — what with the meteoric rise of digital moviemaking – it is disheartening nonetheless if only for romantics with allegiances to cinema as it once was. And so, it may seem only logical that 35mm projection in movie theaters worldwide is in decline. What's shocking is that the extinction of 35mm projection could come as soon as 2015.
MSNBC (via Gizmodo) cites a report from Ihs Screen Digest Cinema Intelligence Service that declares digital projection has been catching on in a big way over the past few years, and will surpass 35mm projection in popularity (as in the percentage of theaters using it) by 2012. Specifically the report states:
By the end of »
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16 November 2011 6:00 AM, PST | The Scorecard Review | See recent Scorecard Review news »
Hitting movie theaters this weekend:
Happy Feet Two - Elijah Wood, Robin Williams, Pink
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 - Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner
Movie of the Week
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1
The Stars: Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner
The Plot: The Quileute and the Volturi close in on expecting parents Edward and Bella, whose unborn child poses different threats to the wolf pack and vampire coven.
The Buzz: The only drawback to having to choose a movie of the week becomes apparent on weeks such as this one, wherein I have absolutely zero interest in any of the new releases. First of all, I hated what I saw of the first Happy Feet, and the trailer for Happy Feet Two advertises a film which looks to be about as bearable as swallowing a glass full of shards of glass. And so, the »
- Aaron Ruffcorn
15 November 2011 10:29 PM, PST | FilmSchoolRejects.com | See recent FilmSchoolRejects news »
Everything old is new again as two of the week's best DVD releases are for films that are decades old including Giorgio Moroder's 1984 redo of Fritz Lang's classic Metropolis with music by Freddy Mercury, Loverboy and other 80s superstars. But don't fret, there are also some solid new films to check out this week including Bellflower, Griff the Invisible, The Warring States and more. As always, if you see something you like, click on the image to buy it. Three Colors: Blue White Red (Criterion) Krzysztof Kieslowski's thematic trilogy looks at France's motto: Liberty, Equality, Fraternity. Blue stars Juliette Binoche as a woman who suffers a terrible loss and attempts to free herself from life and its responsibilities with a kind of slow-motion suicide, but she instead finds true freedom through healing. Red features Irene Jacob as a young woman whose solitude is slowly shattered by unexpected friendships. And »
- Rob Hunter
15 November 2011 10:01 PM, PST | avclub.com | See recent The AV Club news »
When composer Giorgio Moroder rereleased Fritz Lang's 1927 masterpiece Metropolis in 1984, it was the best the film had looked in years. At Moroder's instigation, the film had undergone a three-year restoration process that restored whole sequences not seen in years. How it sounded was another matter. In addition to adding color tinting and replacing intertitles with subtitles, Moroder gave Metropolis a soundtrack that mixed his own synth-driven score with songs by Bonnie Tyler, Adam Ant, Pat Benatar, and others. If anyone had the right, or at least the power, to do such a thing in 1984 it »
15 November 2011 7:50 AM, PST | Rope of Silicon | See recent Rope Of Silicon news »
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In this week's "Even More" section there is a link to a Tom Cruise Blu-ray Collection, which includes Collateral, Days of Thunder, Minority Report, Top Gun and War of the Worlds for only $34.99. It's a good price and worth a look either for you or perhaps as a Christmas present for someone else. However, until November 17 you can buy it at Fry's for only $19.99! Get on it!
Also, I have two Criterion titles I'm recommending this week, but instead of using the Buy Now links next to each you may want to head over to Barnes and Noble where their 50% off sale is still on for I believe another week. Unless I am mistaken it ends on November 21. So, get to shopping!
Three Colors Trilogy (Criterion Collection) I received Criterion's Blu-ray edition of Krzysztof Kieslowski's Troi couleurs (Three »
- Brad Brevet
15 November 2011 | shocktillyoudrop.com | See recent shocktillyoudrop news »
Late last year, Shock Till You Drop had the opportunity to visit the Moscow set of the upcoming alien invasion film, The Darkest Hour . In August, we brought you the first part of the set visit, interviewing producers Timur Bekmambetov and Tom Jacobson, which you can check out by clicking here . Glimpsing the headquarters of the Russian Academy of Sciences is to feel doubly removed from reality. Like something out of Fritz Lang's Metropolis , the architecture belongs not only to another time but seemingly to a whole other world. Two conjoined white towers are topped by enormous golden cuboids that themselves appear as if alien vessels have landed and overtaken the institution. Just down the street, a towering statue is dedicated to the first man in space, Russian cosmonaut Yuri »
14 November 2011 2:00 PM, PST | Comicmix.com | See recent Comicmix news »
We hold in our hands the covers for DC Comics this February. As a child of four can plainly see, these comics have been hermetically sealed in a Cgc 9.9 slab, and they've been kept in a #2 mayonnaise jar under a giant stack of returned copies of Holy Terror since noon today.
What do we have worth noting? The new look of Darkseid, and we're far enough into the new 52 books that it's time for Batman to start crossing over in all of them. Plus Mara Jade, the red-haired assassin who fell in love with her blond-haired man she was sent to kill– oh, I'm sorry, that's from Star Wars. This is Mera in a jade outfit. Our mistake.
Shall we? Surely!
As usual, spoilers may lurk beyond this point.
Written by Geoff Johns
Art and cover by Jim Lee and Scott Williams
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- Glenn Hauman
10 November 2011 9:21 PM, PST | Screen Anarchy | See recent Screen Anarchy news »
Fritz Lang's Metropolis has undergone a huge resurgence in the last 3 years. Ever since the discovery of more than twenty minutes of lost footage was discovered in South America, interest in the film has skyrocketed. What was once a film mainly adored by film geeks has now become the universally acclaimed and recognized masterpiece that it should always have been. The staggering amount of press surrounding the rediscovery has led to repertory screenings around the world and interest in all things Metropolis. One of those things is the avant garde interpretation made by composer Giorgio Moroder in the early '80s. This version of the film has long been unavailable on legitimate home video, but Kino Lorber have managed to wrangle the surely sticky rights »
3 November 2011 10:53 AM, PDT | Den of Geek | See recent Den of Geek news »
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The Shining's Overlook hotel remains one of the most disturbing locations in horror. Here's its history, and how it tells Kubrick's story...
Cinema is full of set designs so beautiful, you almost wish you they were real. Fritz Lang had vast chunks of city built for Metropolis. Joseph Mankiewicz nearly brought 20th Century Fox to its knees, so huge and sumptuous were his sets for 1963's Cleopatra.
Thinking back over the course of movie history, how many films can you think of where the set itself is as big a star as the actors that emote within it? In Alien or Blade Runner, perhaps. The impossibly creepy motel and Victorian house of horrors in Psycho, maybe. The set in Stanley Kubrick's The Shining, I'd argue, towers over all these.
In no other film has an interior felt so mundane and yet so palpably evil »
3 November 2011 10:53 AM, PDT | Den of Geek | See recent Den of Geek news »
The Shining's Overlook hotel remains one of the most disturbing locations in horror. Ryan looks over its history, and how it tells Kubrick's story...
Cinema is full of set designs so beautiful, you almost wish you they were real. Fritz Lang had vast chunks of city built for Metropolis. Joseph Mankiewicz nearly brought 20th Century Fox to its knees, so huge and sumptuous were his sets for 1963's Cleopatra.
Thinking back over the course of movie history, how many films can you think of where the set itself is as big a star as the actors that emote within it? In Alien or Blade Runner, perhaps. The impossibly creepy motel and Victorian house of horrors in Psycho, maybe. The set in Stanley Kubrick's The Shining, I'd argue, towers over all these.
In no other film has an interior felt so mundane and yet so palpably evil – Jack Nicholson »
2 November 2011 1:27 PM, PDT | Trailers from Hell | See recent Trailers from Hell news »
A must-have reader!
Glenn Erickson's masterful and insightful criticism over at DVD Savant is a regular stop for many of us here at Trailers From Hell, so it excites us to no end that he's finally released another compendium of reviews in book form. This time focusing on a genre near-and-dear to our hearts: sci-fi films. Erickson' aptly titled Sci-Fi Savant features over 100 bits of criticism spanning the history of science fiction on film.
From the publicist:
Sci-fi Savant's 116 separate title entries are in chronological order starting with Fritz Lang's Metropolis and ending with James Cameron's Avatar. Many are exclusive to this book. In addition to representing all of the key classics of the 1950s, the selection gives full coverage to more arcane but equally significant titles.
A brief list of notable rarities:
La fin du monde (The End of the World), Abel Gance's weird apocalyptic epic, »
- Danny
2 November 2011 10:36 AM, PDT | Movies.com | See recent Movies.com news »
French artist Greg Guillemin has a penchant for minimalism and clean design — this time inspired by the Art Deco period and other early 20th century art movements to transform superhero characters into unique works of art. The Silver Surfer under Guillemin's hand looks more like the iconic "false Maria" from Fritz Lang's Metropolis instead of the Jack Kirby creation. Batman is perhaps the best looking of the bunch, thanks to his sleek costume. (A Bauhaus Batman!? Amazing!) Hellboy and others make appearances, with Tony Stark's Iron Man resembling the awesome designs of early propaganda art. Check out a few of the images below ... [via Geekologie]
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- Alison Nastasi
28 October 2011 12:40 PM, PDT | ifc.com | See recent IFC news »
There's nothing quite like a silent film with live musical accompaniment. Earlier this year, I got to see the Alloy Orchestra perform the score they wrote for Fritz Lang's "The Complete Metropolis" at Ebertfest and it blew my mind; the night easily ranks amongst the coolest experiences I've ever had in a movie theater. When a talented composer actually writes the music for the film you're watching, like Alloy did for that version of "Metropolis," that's an even rarer and greater treat.
Folks in Austin, Texas will have a chance to tap into that silent-movie-live-score magic this Halloween weekend, with a special screening of F.W. Murnau's 1922 vampire masterpiece "Nosferatu." On Sunday, October 30, the film will play the Alamo South Lamar accompanied by a live performance by Graham Reynolds and the Golden Arm Trio. Reynolds, the composer of Richard Linklater's "A Scanner Darkly," wrote the score especially for the film. »
- Matt Singer
23 October 2011 2:18 PM, PDT | Shadowlocked | See recent Shadowlocked news »
In all the current furore about the rising public consciousness of what this article at the BBC refers to as 'Corporate Greed and Inequality', and considering that the issues involved encompass the likes of rising energy prices, major issues of public policy, political accountability and diminishing faith in an economic system that seems riddled with self-serving cabals, cartels and the kind of 'discreet' agreements in the corridors of power that have all but absolved the world's banking powers from the effects of a recession that has cut deep into most of our lives in the last few years...well, maybe it puts the issue of your next choice of movie rental, ticket or disc purchase into an insignificant perspective.
But it worries me. As a veteran of video stores in the UK and Europe, I live near one of the best in London. The expertise of the team of owners »
23 October 2011 4:29 AM, PDT | The Geek Files | See recent The Geek Files news »
Alexandre Desplat has been named film composer of the year at the World Soundtrack Awards 2011.
He has now won the top trophy for three years in a row.
Desplat's nominated works over the past 12 months included A Better Life, The Burma Conspiracy, The Tree of Life and both parts of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
Prior to that, he worked on films such as The King's Speech, for which he won a BAFTA (pictured right).
The award for Best Original Film Score of the Year 2010 went to Hans Zimmer's music for Christopher Nolan's Inception.
Best Original Song Written for Film was announced as Randy Newman's We Belong Together from Toy Story 3; Alex Heffes received the Discovery of the Year Award for The First Grader and The Rite; the Public Choice Award went to A.R. Rahman for the movie 127 Hours; and the Sabam Award for Best Young »
- David Bentley
17 October 2011 2:54 PM, PDT | Disc Dish | See recent Disc Dish news »
Release Date: Nov. 15, 2011
Price: DVD $29.95, Blu-ray $34.95
Studio: Kino Lorber
Giorgio Moroder Presents Metropolis is a 1984 edition of Fritz Lang's classic 1927 science fiction epic Metropolis supervised by Academy Award-winning composer Moroder (Midnight Express, Flashdance) that made some some notable noise when it was issued theatrically back in the Eighties.
Working in collaboration with film archives around the world, Moroder supervised a special reconstruction of the silent movie featuring color tinting, fewer inter-titles, newly restored footage and a lively new score punctuated with Eighties-era pop songs by such artists as Freddie Mercury, Pat Benatar, Adam Ant, Bonnie Tyler and Loverboy.
Rather than substitute the digitally enhanced footage from one of the restorations that have occurred in the 27 years since the release of Moroder's effort (restorations that can be seen in editions of Metropolis that Kino has issued prior to this release), Kino has chosen to present the film exactly as »
- Laurence
17 October 2011 2:20 PM, PDT | Comicmix.com | See recent Comicmix news »
Because you demanded it, true beli– no wait, that's the other guys.
But we're here with the solicitations for DC Comics for Novemeber, coming soon to a Previews catalog near you. The New 52 keep rolling along, and we have the Sergio Aragones version of Batman immortalized in a statue.
So let's take a look!
Details? Yes, we have details…
Written by Geoff Johns
Art and cover by Jim Lee and Scott Williams
1:25 Variant cover by Eric Basaldua
1:200 B&W Variant cover by Jim Lee
On sale January 18 • 40 pg, Fc, $3.99 Us • Rated T
Combo pack edition: $4.99 Us
Retailers: This issue will ship with three covers. Please see the order form for more information.
Now, with the teenaged powerhouse Cyborg at their side, this group of individual heroes must somehow put their differences aside to face the terror of Darkseid!
This issue is also offered »
- Glenn Hauman
13 October 2011 1:29 AM, PDT | Obsessed with Film | See recent Obsessed with Film news »
I'm not a big fan of the horror genre. I don't care for horror films, TV shows, novels or anything like that. But I do have an understanding of the genre and the roots that it has in something I really do enjoy: German expressionist cinema.
German expressionist cinema is a type of film that highlights bizarre sets, unusual angles, dark shadows, strange people and strange places. Mental illness was often a feature of the stories in one form or another. Expressionism got its start in Germany in 1913 with The Student of Prague, but it didn't really take off and come into its own until after World War I. Though the Expressionist movement was largely dead after 1933 (not coincidentally the year that the Nazis came to power in Germany), it nevertheless created vibe that resonates throughout film today, inspiring, in whole or in part, such genres as »
- Chris Swanson
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Philosophers have been using homely examples since the days of Socrates, and have almost all - including those malign figures Plato, Descartes and Kant - concerned themselves with vital political issues of their day.
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Those who do not, or will not, think for themselves - and learn to think more clearly - will find that all their thoughts and acts have been thought out by others. Philosophy is that attempt to think.
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In the western world the Greeks were among the first to extol this type of equestrian partnership by putting their training methods down in writing. Among the principles espoused was the need to train the horse as a war horse, including all the intricate movements necessary to assist the rider while fighting in close quarters. By necessary, these movements had to be precise and immediate, no matter where the horse was at any particular moment or time, or the soldier risked forfeit of his life. With training, these movements became more rigorously defined, building to a level of detail and precision that often required years of study for both horse and rider to develop and hone.
The ancients may have set the stage for an enduring partnership between the horse and humanity, but it was the French, as great exponents of this art, who were the first to coin it "dressage".
Although the horse no longer participates in the battlefields as it did in the past, the Dressage arts have moved to a higher level in the world of sports, advancing it world-wide on many levels -- from local beginner to international Olympic. It is a beautiful discipline of classic origins -- elegant to watch and a joy to ride.
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Winter. It's something we expect to see every year. Heavy snows.
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Temps dropping below zero at least a few times. These are all things you invision when you talk about winter. But these are still things you can think of when you hit a transition month, like March.
Not this year.
It should come as no surprise after the relatively mild winter we had that something like this would happen. The warmest March on record.
When the NWS compiled the stats it was clear that our transition was non-existant. We went from a chilly February to a hostile March. Warm weather and intense storms marked our March.
When you start your March out with the second deadliest tornado outbreaks in the month, you know you're in for an interesting month. The March 2-3 Tornado Outbreak dropped 65 tornadoes and caused 39 deaths. One of the more interesting things I've seen came from just south of Cincinnati in Crittenden, KY when an EF4 hit that area. The NWS in Wilmington was able to capture this classic hook echo on terminal doppler, and did a nice job illustrating the anatomy of a supercell tornado:
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While the tornado was a big story, it wasn't the main story last month. Record warmth was the norm, as record highs fell, and the all time record for warmest March on record fell. Here's a comparison of March over the past few years here in Central Ohio:
2008: 40.0°
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2012: 55.2°
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3. Grill steak, turning once, 6 to 8 minutes total for medium-rare. Transfer to a board, tent loosely with foil, and let rest 5 minutes. Meanwhile, grill zucchini and bell peppers, turning occasionally, until grill marks appear on zucchini (4 minutes) and bell peppers are blackened (about 10 minutes).
4. Put bell peppers in a bowl and cover. When cool enough to handle, peel, stem, seed, and dice. Slice steak diagonally across the grain into thin strips, then cut pieces in half. Cut zucchini in half on a diagonal.
5. Toss lettuce in a bowl with half the dressing, then divide among plates. Divide zucchini, bell peppers, steak, and avocado slices among plates, then drizzle remaining chimichurri on top. Garnish with radishes and season with more salt and pepper to taste.
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Form 6 vegetable "spokes" by alternating slices of tomato, turnip, and cucumber.
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Calories 566 Calories from Fat 226
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Total Fat 25 g38.8%
Saturated Fat 0.34 g1.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 443.4 mg18.5%
Total Carbohydrates 78 g25.9%
Dietary Fiber 16.8 g67.2%
Sugars 44.5 g
Protein 17 g33.4%
Vitamin A 299.9% Vitamin C 343.7%
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When people give you compliments, do you think that they must be mistaken? Rather than celebrating your successes, do you feel like a fraud and wonder when you'll be 'found out'?
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The board is laid out in a 10 x 7 grid. On this grid are pads. The player can start on any pad. Player can jump up to two squares (but cannot jump diagonally). When a player jumps OFF of a pad, it disappears. When a player jumps OVER a pad, nothing happens to that pad.
Grid also contains 3 stars. The stars could be on a pad, or they could be in between pads. When the player jumps on or over a star, they collect the star. Stars disappear from the board every 30 seconds (so at 90 seconds, all three stars will be gone).
The player wins the game by jumping onto every pad and finally on to the "exit" which is a special pad that must be jumped on last, effectively clearing the board (except for the "exit" pad). Player does NOT need to collect all stars to win, only clear all pads and jump on the exit.
Stars could be arranged so that they are optional (i.e. the level could be solved without collecting all stars) or the challenge could be that the level is difficult and it's a race against time to collect the stars.
Project is to design 60 levels AND their solutions. You will need illustrate both the position of the pads, player starting position, star locations (and order in which the stars disappear from the map), and the best path through the map.
Levels should start out very basic and get progressively harder.
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