A week before Harry Potter's 17th birthday, the seventh book in the J.K. Rowling's series, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows," will be released to bookstores and libraries all over the world.
Junior...
The sequel. That reviled cow that pours money out of her teats. While sequels have a tendency to merely latch onto the success of their prequel and suck gullible moviegoers dry, successful franchises have...
Las Vegas is a city created by the movies. In terms of the number of movies that have portrayed a city consciously (as opposed to say, Los Angeles, where all movies are set), it's second only to New York...
Whitman College has been invaded by ducks. Wooden ducks, that is.
As part of Whitman's seventh annual Duckfest, participants are invited to create a piece of duck art to be placed around campus. Stevens...
Whitman kicked off its 81st annual Choral Contest for charity with a diverse line-up of performances, ranging from sophisticated to down-right wacky.
Giving the event a comic, Core-related spin, the...
Spectrum Dance Theater performed three pieces from their repertoire in Cordiner Hall on Tuesday, April 24: "crowded murmurs…thoughts," "Quartet," and "Bhangra Fever." Senior Charlotte Pickett, a...
Walla Walla can feel like a small town, especially when it comes to arts such as theater and music. However, there are three venues in Walla Walla that offer theater performances for the community.
This...
The Blue Moon staff members rummaged in Walla Walla dumpsters to provide the decorations for the release party of the 2007 edition of the magazine. Throughout the evening the staff kept the coffee warm,...
"This isn't your grandma's Rodgers and Hammerstein!" said Kathleen Conry, guest choreographer of Harper Joy Theatre's last show of the year, "It's A Grand Night for Singing."
Conry, guest choreographer...
On Saturday, April 28, Whitman College was transported back to the time of the Renaissance.
A section of Boyer Avenue was closed and Memorial Lawn was sectioned off for Whitman College's 37th Annual...
One of the more impressive feats in recent years is that Nicolas Cage, after all he's done to us with movies like "National Treasure" and "Ghost Rider," has managed to remain a supremely likeable guy....
Back in 2004, Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright released a small cult film named "Shaun of the Dead." A quirky, comedic take on the zombie genre, "Shaun" succeeded as a parody not just because it made fun of...
