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Dancing from love to loss: Cabaret Theatre presents 'The Baltimore Waltz'

Cabaret Theatre invited audience members on a trip around Europe this weekend with "The Baltimore Waltz," the most recent show of their fall season.Nov 15

Rutgers alum inspire as '#BeCOMM Talk Show' debuts

Following the success of past events like "COMMchella", the School of Communication and Information's "#BeCOMM" campaign hosted this semester's talk-show formatted event on October 23.Nov 5

From Pine Barrens to Flanders Hotel: Uncover New Jersey's spookiest sites this Halloween

While New Jersey is known for its beaches and diners, the Garden State is also home to its fair share of spooky sites. Through a combination of history, urban legend and word of mouth, some spots have gained recognition as eerie landmarks, incorporating themselves into the state's folklore.Oct 18

Great Scott! 'Back to the Future: The Musical' soars as Broadway's newest hit

For many, 1985's sci-fi classic "Back to the Future" remains a shining example of a perfect film. Its unique blend of comedy, suspense and originality set it apart from anything that has come before or since. Oct 8

Knights, Camera, Action: Kevin Chamberlin

Kevin Chamberlin grew up with an affinity for musicals, watching classics like "Oliver" and "The Wizard of Oz" on TV, but he'd never taken the stage himself. After moving from Baltimore to Utah to Florida, all before the age of nine, he decided to seek out theater in his newest home, Moorestown, as an opportunity to explore his passion and make new friends.Apr 28

Fool's gold: Analyzing dark side of social media pranks

Not long ago, the internet was dominated by viral pranks that would amass millions of views across social media. Brought into the mainstream by shows like "Jackass" and "Punk'd," these videos emerged as an easy way for anyone with a camera to get popular.Mar 31

'Dune: Part Two': Modern classic destined to survive sands of time

"Dune" has long been regarded as an unadaptable piece of literature. Frank Herbert's 1965 book is one of the highest-selling science fiction novels ever, but its expansive world and story have always been deemed too rich for any director to depict faithfully.Mar 6

'Madame Web' gets itself caught in tangled mess

In the past 10 years, superhero movies have become one of Hollywood’s strangest genres. Not long ago, it only took the red Marvel logo to get viewers into theaters, as seen by the success of “Avengers: Endgame” or “Spider-Man: No Way Home.” But in recent years, this trend has undeniably slowed down.Feb 23