Andy Gholson, Oracle Online Editor
May 26, 2011
Filed under Entertainment
It wasn’t the circus, or a superstar rock band. Leonardo DiCaprio came to town.
Over the course of five or six days in late March, Leonardo DiCaprio and director Clint Eastwood were spotted in the Northern Virginia and ...
Sara Lepley, Entertainment Editor
May 26, 2011
Filed under Entertainment
YouTube is a hot spot for talented artists who have the potential to be famous, but just need to be discovered.
Rebecca Black is not one of those singers.
A month after being uploaded, the video for her song “Friday”...
Sam Perlstein, Features Editor
May 26, 2011
Filed under Entertainment
Bright colors, a lively cast, crazy music and a powerful message. Those were the ingredients used by the Theater Department to create success.
Seussical, the 2011 spring musical, blends the outrageous tales of Dr. Seuss and...
Amy Everett, Special to The Oracle
May 11, 2011
Filed under Entertainment
Elizabeth Taylor hated being called Liz. And I hated her. Simply because she stole Eddie Fisher from the wholesome and cute Debbie Reynolds, from “Singing in the Rain” fame. I’d never even seen one of her movies. But after...
Kelly Carlin, Oracle Editor
May 11, 2011
Filed under Entertainment
Ladies and gentlemen, prepare yourselves for the greatest show on earth! Well, sort of.
The new movie “Water for Elephants” focuses on a man’s life aboard a circus train. While the film offers plenty of spectacle, it...
Thomas Ariale, Oracle Editor
April 8, 2011
Filed under Entertainment
For the first time Johnny Depp is approachable rather than a drunk pirate, murdering barber, or crazed hatter.
In the new movie “Rango” from Nickelodeon Movies and Paramount Pictures, Depp plays a lonely chameleon named...
Kyle Rushton, Oracle Staff Writer
April 8, 2011
Filed under Entertainment
He is on a drug, and it’s called Charlie Sheen.
The man who was once cracking jokes left and right on the hit sitcom “Two and a Half Men” has taken a turn for the worse in his career. Due to his recent issues with drug...
Sara Lepley, Entertainment Editor
April 8, 2011
Filed under Entertainment
Oh, television. Whether it’s a gripping-the-edge-of-your-seat drama or reality TV, teenagers love their screen time.
With 500+ channels, it’s hard to believe the common complaint that “there’s nothing on.”
To help...
Summer Claveau, ETC. Editor
April 8, 2011
Filed under Entertainment
We have many great debates in The Oracle, including boxers vs. briefs, baseball swag vs. lacrosse swag, and old music vs. new music. But the greatest debate has yet to be brought to light, and it is of utmost importance: smoothies...
Anna Lehman, Entertainment Editor
April 8, 2011
Filed under Entertainment
Country lovin’, happens so fast.
Country music is a genre that has remained popular throughout the many different changes in the music industry, being both a music taste and a cultural taste.
It is commonly recognized...
Nicole Brigham, Orange Page One Editor
April 8, 2011
Filed under Entertainment
Oh my, what big teeth you have.
Recently old classics have been hitting the big screen with a new twist. The originals “Little Red Riding Hood” and “Beauty and the Beast,” have been redone for an older audience, “Red...
Maria Scaptura, Blue ETC. Editor
March 28, 2011
Filed under Entertainment
I guess I should point out that I am not an undying fan of Britney Spears, but not necessarily a hater either. I can tolerate her, when it comes to pop music, she’s better than the rest.
Just in case you have been living...
