Blanche: A Family Friendly Film
by James Dobbs Blanche is the story of a lonely, real, West Texas Cowboy named Tommy. The movie is based on a bet made in West Texas in the 1950’s between Jack Thornton and [...]
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Four Anticipated Music Releases in 2018
by Lane Hughes As we are treading through 2018, new music has consistently been added into the media world from all genres alike. The cycle of album releases is coming full [...]
Learn to Cook Pizza On the Grill
by James Dobbs A fun and tasty way to cook pizza is on the grill. You can use a charcoal or propane grill; it does not matter either way. Ingredients: 1 package of pizza [...]
The Best and Worst Cover Songs
by Lane Hughes For so many years, artists and bands have been paying tribute to their musical inspirations by covering songs in their own and often times convoluted [...]
The Logical Choice
by James Dobbs Rapper Logic received his second No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 charts. Ten out of Logic’s 12 songs from this album charted on the Billboard Hot 100 list. [...]
WVU Parkersburg Alumni Publishes Mystery Book
By Samuel Abels Nicole Smith, a 2005 graduate of WVU at Parkersburg, has published a book entitled “Waiting For Jacob.” It’s a mystery story where the geography finds [...]
The Cold Stares Glaring into a Bright Future
by Ryan McCoy The Cold Stares are a powerful, two-man rock band based out of Nashville, TN. The group is composed of Chris Tapp, front man and guitarist, and Brian [...]
Three Days Grace Album: An Outsider Itself
by Samuel Abels On March 9, Three Days Grace released their sixth studio album, “Outsider,” to the masses for their respective listening pleasure. Since 2013, Three Days [...]
Black Panther Strikes Audiences
by Alex Kimble Yet another masterful Marvel movie comes to theatres. Black Panther told an amazing story with this film. You are part of a different world with a new [...]
The Shape of Water: Always Changing
by Samuel Abels Society is used to stories which defy its expectations and cultural norms. Ironic. While that remains ingrained in us, even presented at the most obscure [...]
