Grade: D | If "Perfect Stranger" had centered itself around the danger and guilt of voyeurism, it might have offered a coherent story or message. However, because it was more interested in making sweet love to the image of Halle Berry and following bad...

Grade: A- | After assaulting his Spanish teacher, Kale (Shia LaBeouf) is sentenced to three months' house arrest. At first, he accepts his fate and takes to pigging out on junk food and daytime television, but his mother (Carrie-Anne Moss) quickly puts...

Grade: D | "Aqua Teen Hunger Force" broke out of the college realm and into the eyes of America after a guerilla ad campaign put Boston authorities on high alert. The ad campaign consisted of Lite-Brite boards in the shape of Ignignokt, a character from...

I don't feel funny this week. What I feel is uneasy. Every so often the cosmos conspire to remind us that although we live oceans away from war zones and persecution, cities away from gang wars and terrorism targets, snuggly nestled in the comfort of...

Thursday through Sunday, the Stevens Building Corner Theater will host a myriad of folk, fairy, ghost and personal tales as told by NIU theater majors and minors. Directed by Patricia Ridge, professor in the School of Theatre and Dance, the 10th annual...

Grade: C- | Henry Rollins has always been funny. The problem is, until recently, he's never tried to be. Whether it was fronting the seminal L.A. punk band Black Flag or fronting the less punk and certainly less seminal Rollins Band, and as a published...

Grade: B+ | It's really, incredibly hard to describe one's style of comedy, and to think critically about what makes it good and funny or what makes it just plain bad. Because that's what comedy is - either good or bad. Titus seemingly managed to combine...

Grade: B | When he's not hosting "Fear Factor," outing Carlos Mencia's stand-up routine or humiliating arrogant teenagers with MySpace messages, Joe Rogan is a comedian - and he's actually pretty funny. Recorded in San Francisco in September 2006, "Shiny...

DeKALB | Friday night, about 600 people filled the Campus Recreation Center's courts 7 and 8. No, they weren't there to play basketball; they were there to see the latest up-and-coming and student-designed fashions. Presented by Street Knowledge Design...

DeKALB | There were many realities in the daily life of a Vietnam soldier that would stand in the face of the NIU Standard of Acceptable Behavior. Activities like killing, drug-use, prostitution, napalm bombing and drunken-brawling are all strictly prohibited...

Courts 7 and 8 at the Campus Recreation Center will be transformed into a fashion expose, showcasing student-run and student-created clothing lines tonight at 8 p.m. Kyle McGhee, a junior textile apparel and merchandising major, heads the second annual...