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The summer movie season just got cranked up to 11 with the release of Marvel’s “The Avengers” on May 4.
Tuesday, May. 21, 2013
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A fist bump for BTV
The Binghamton Bro Code,” the first TV series the station has produced in over a year, is premiering at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Lecture Hall 8.
An interview with Soundspeak
Alternative and hard rock band Soundspeak performed at Spring Fling this weekend. Release had the opportunity to interview the band before they hit the stage.
Passion pit plays Binghamton
Considering the construction and general chaos leading up to this year’s Spring Fling, many students were worried about how the day would unfold. Despite the relocation to the Peace Quad and the concert being both indoors and not free, students...
Eight up-and-coming Cannes films
The Oscars may be the end-all film awards show for most of us, but the Cannes festival, a highly influential European tradition, is only growing in popularity as of late. The festival highlights more artsy and international pictures, and this...
Betches hate this: HBO’s “Girls” is critiqued by trendy website
As an avid reader of “Betches Love This,” a website devoted to blogging about exaggerated versions of a social group referred to as “betches,” I must say I’m immensely disappointed in their take on HBO’s “Girls.” While I understand that...
New beats on “Electra Heart”
Welsh-born singer Marina Diamandis calls herself the “anti-Adele.” She sings about love, but her songs won’t make you cry.
The Food Co-op: A healthier dining option on campus
The Food Co-op, an enigma to most Binghamton University students, is one of the only places on campus where Sodexo does not have a monopoly on a hot lunch.
‘Lonesome West:’ A review of the Know Theatre’s latest play
The questions of morality and what makes a true Christian are the themes of “The Lonesome West,” a play by Martin Mcdonagh, which was performed at the Know Theatre in Downtown Binghamton the past two weekends.
The women of ‘Mad Men’ come into their own
It seems like “Mad Men” creator Matthew Weiner is giving the women of Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce a chance to take a stand in their lives.