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Michael Boehnlein is a senior journalism graphics major and writes "Movies with Michael" for the Daily News. His views and opinions do not necessarily reflect those of the Daily News. Write to Michael at maboehnlein@bsu.edu.
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Large, dark rooms full of the smell of popcorn and the sounds of the newest blockbusters is what summer means to me. And if this summer is anything like last year, then I’m definitely in for a treat.
Junior Willie Snead is forgoing his senior year to enter the NFL draft. Here are some facts about his career.
1. “Before Midnight”
6. “American Hustle”
Editor's note: This Q & A is not an endorsement for the title of Homecoming Queen. For 73 years, Ball State has been crowning Homecoming kings and queens from student and greek organizations on campus. This year is bound to be different from any other before because a transgendered student was nominated for the position of Homecoming queen for the first time. Since the announcement of the nominees in the summer, the Daily News sat down with junior telecommunications major Natalie Roman to find out what it’s like to be a transgendered student at Ball State, as well as what her nomination means for her and Ball State.
Over a thousand students from 33 different states have taken over Ball State for the annual Music for All Summer Symposium.
Zombies are everywhere in Marc Forster’s new apocalyptic thriller, “World War Z.” And there’s nothing that can keep these terrifyingly animalistic creatures from swarming the streets of the biggest cities in the world, changing everyone they come in contact with.
Next week Ball State will host music lovers nationwide for the third annual “Music for All” symposium.
With the rise of the superhero culture in today’s age, the absence of a contemporary “Superman” story has been far too noticeable. DC Comics has seemed to put no real effort into creating a universe where its characters can come together in a manner similar to that of Marvel’s Avengers.
Local artists and families will be flocking to campus this weekend for the annual arts fair, “Festival on the Green.”
M. Night Shyamalan hasn’t had the best track record when it comes to directing movies. The last movie he directed was “The Last Airbender” in 2010 and, while the movie already had a built-in audience and crazy high budget, under Shyamalan’s direction, it flopped. I really think the last Shyamalan movie I enjoyed was “Signs,” and that was in 2002.
After being gone for seven years, “Arrested Development” has returned for a fourth season. I am one of the lucky few who didn’t have to wait all seven years for its return because I only got into the show my freshman year. Nevertheless, I was very much excited for the new season.
I never watched the TV series, the only knowledge I had of the old “Star Trek” is from pop culture and television references. And despite my lack of knowledge, when “Star Trek” came out in 2009, I couldn’t have been more excited. I had always enjoyed the idea of “Star Trek”; I just never had the time to get heavily into it.
