Friday Fiction: Leaving it all on the table
“Two thousand,” his opponent said as he tossed his chips across the table. Jake smirked and called his bluff. The dealer told them to show their hands. His opponent had […]
Author: Bradley Burgess
What a twist
A great plot twist leaves viewers going, “I did not see that coming!” But some movies haven’t perfected the art of the twist. Here are some films with great twists […]
Keep circulating the tapes
The legacy of ‘Mystery Science Theater 3000′ If the words, “Movie Sign” mean nothing to you, then you are missing out on one of the most beloved and funniest shows […]
Summer soundtrack
Summer is almost here, and this means beaches, parties and all around fun. As we know, the ultimate companion piece to summer fun is great, feel-good music. Here are six […]
Palouse Power
Palouse Comic Con unites local fans For the second annual PAC Con Palouse on Jan. 31, the SEL Event Center in Pullman was flooded with local comic book fans, artists […]
Easy listening
“Disappearing World” by David Gray A smooth and simple tune, this song is both melancholy and comforting at the same time, creating a grand song in the process.
Money talks — Best Super Bowl commercials in the past four years
Wonderful Pistachios – 2013 This nut company has had big stars showcase their product, including the Harlem Globetrotters and the Winklevoss twins. But for Super Bowl 2013, they got pop […]
Making it home
Chatriand emphasizes student safety, winter conditions As students flock home for winter break, University of Idaho Associate Dean of Students Craig Chatriand said getting home safely amid winter conditions should […]
Movie meltdown
Making a mountain out of ‘The Interview’ Seth Rogen and James Franco’s latest comedy, “The Interview,” revolves around a broadcast journalist, played by Franco, who lands an interview with North Korea’s controversial leader Kim Jong-un, and his subsequent recruitment by […]
Based on a true story
“12 Years a Slave” This Oscar winning powerhouse tells the story of Solomon Northup, a free black man who, in 1841, was abducted from his bed and sold into slavery. […]