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Prepare to laugh, but don't be surprised if she offends you in the process.
Maybe you've seen them on MTV, when they appeared on You Hear it First in 2006.
Penn State will experience the Grateful Dead years again this Sunday when Bob Weir & RatDog take the stage at Eisenhower Auditorium.
The Penn State Blue Band will march its way into Eisenhower Auditorium Friday to perform its repertoire in Bandorama.
This Sunday, put on your cowboy boots and start whistling Dixie because The Tarnished Six will be playing their 40th anniversary show at 1 p.m. Sunday at the State Theatre, 130 W. College Ave.
Every Friday, the Farmer's Market comes to downtown with flowers, baked goods and fresh produce -- but that isn't all it has to offer.
If the Taking Back Sunday concert at the Bryce Jordan Center last semester wasn't intimate enough for you, Friday's show at SoZo, 256 E. Beaver Ave., which only holds about 250 people, should be a little more suitable.
Costumes in place and makeup on. The stage is pitch black. Other than muffled murmurs coming from the other side of the curtain and the nervous and excited pounding within the actors' chests, everything is silent.
Students will question what is reality this weekend as No Refund Theatre performs Six Characters in Search of an Author in 111 Forum.
Say goodbye to the muumuu.
Coco Chanel once said: "I don't do fashion; I AM fashion." Every week, our style reporters will find a person who exemplifies that tenet.
Popular culture has deemed that straight, sleek hair is what is "sexy" these days, and although it undoubtedly is trendy and smart looking, going au natural with curls and waves shows a wilder, uninhibited side as well.
Compared to seasons past, coats have become more than just an article of clothing to keep warm in.
If you ask a young filmmaker where he draws inspiration from, you'll likely hear the names Wes Anderson, Spike Jonze and Michel Gondry mentioned.
Strolling down the hallway into the dining room, Walk of Fame stars decorated the ground, banners draped the walls reading "Party with the Stars" and tables stood layered in gold glitter, candles, an action clapperboard and movie reels.
Majestic mountains and cascading rivers will help to set the scene for a concert at the Palmer Museum of Art tonight.
Dana Pennett O'Neil started her freshman year at Penn State with the same mentality as many other freshmen.
Under extreme peer pressure and desire to like what's "mainstream," I attended the Akon and Rihanna concert last week.
It's time for me to set the record straight.
