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He has driven racecars and ice-skated to glory. Santa Claus even adopted him. But can Will Ferrell survive stand-up comedy in front of an expectant sold-out crowd?
For Dane "BRICKS" Childs, music is a constant.
The Receiving End of Sirens, the headliners of a 9:30 p.m. Saturday show in HUB Alumni Hall, is a difficult band to describe. Genre labels usually fall short, anyway, but in the case of this band, in particular, oft-used phrases "post-hardcore" and "experimental rock" seem to fall even shorter.
Some of the best actors in theater have won awards, made millions of dollars and are recognized around the world, but have never performed in a play written especially for them. This weekend, 12 Penn State graduate theatre students will be able to say that they have.
Penn State students trying to remember what it felt like to be young and innocent will be in luck this weekend. No, it's not a dry weekend.
A little girl from Canada will leap from the page of a book to the stage of Eisenhower Auditorium this weekend.
Brian Ott arrived in the lobby of Chambers Building on a recent Tuesday evening not really knowing what to expect. In his first semester at University Park, he was going to try his hand at a No Refund Theatre (NRT) audition.
Fans of No Refund Theatre (NRT) can expect to be in a reflective mood after this weekend's performance of The Scottish Play.
Watching the same scene five times in a row might sound boring, but not in The Musical of Musicals, The Musical.
Your nails are some of your most versatile accessories, and you can't go anywhere without them. Luckily, with just a few strokes of a brush, you can completely transform your look
Who: I-Chih Kao (freshman-division of undergraduate studies)
Just because it is cold outside on a weekend night doesn't mean your outfit can't turn up the heat. Here are some looks that are four-alarm worthy even in the coldest nights.
Last month's closing of Carmike Cinema 5, formerly 116 Heister St. left most college students without a car with nowhere to see Rambo downtown.
For those craving their favorite television programming during the writers' strike, here are some old stand-bys that could help fill the void.
The way to a man's heart is through his stomach, and the way to a woman's may be through a classy and romantic meal -- and flowers, chocolate, money and maybe being sensitive. But if having all of that sounds too difficult, a classy and romantic meal should suffice.
Penn State may be the epitome of a middle-class, suburban public university, but artists LeRoy Johnson and Theodore A. Harris are attempting to change that defining characteristic -- in the HUB-Robeson Center, at least.
With the Internet taking over the media world, it's pretty gutsy nowadays to start up a new magazine.
Humor depends very much on personal and cultural tastes.
Super Bowl Sunday is a meeting of titans. Twenty-two behemoths line up to engage in one of the most physically brutal spectacles still legal in the civilized world.
Men: Don't let the dreaded approaching holiday of hearts intimidate you.
