On Thursday, Muse writer Mel Papalcure had the opportunity to talk to Thomas Fec from Black Moth Super Rainbow, an experimental band from Pittsburgh. Their new album Cobra Juicy features some inventive...

Snow White and I go way back, so I was excited about Mirror Mirror, but I wasn’t expecting anything earth shattering. Mirror Mirror is delightfully funny, a revamping of the classic fairytale that...

Emily Blunt, the blue-eyed English beauty known for her work in The Devil Wears Prada and The Young Victoria, sat in for a Q&A session at AMC Loews Theatre on the Common last Thursday after an advanced...

From the director of WALL-E, Finding Nemo and Toy Story, comes John Carter, a stunning action film about a man with a lost purpose. John Carter, a former confederate captain, winds up on Mars and is tasked...

By Michela Smith & MUSE Contributors The Academy Awards hold a simultaneously alluring and frustrating mystique for film audiences. As America’s oldest entertainment award, the Oscars entice audiences...

By Mel Papalcure, Muse staff Across the board, critics have lampooned Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close as Hollywood finally cashing in on the 9/11 attacks. An artistic homage to the devastation of...

An Interview with The Artist: Michel Hazanavicious By Mel Papalcure, MUSE staff I practically skipped out of the theatre (okay, I skipped) after seeing Michel Hazanavicious' The Artist, which is...

Clint Eastwood’s biopic, J. Edgar, chronicles the muddled successes, corruption and internal struggles of J. Edgar Hoover (Leonardo DiCaprio), founder of the FBI. Makeup blunders and a confusing plot...

Imagine a future where everyone is gorgeous, doesn’t age beyond twenty-five and pays for everything with time (literally) and you’ve got yourself an intriguing idea. Andrew Niccol’s In Time does...

Roland Emmerich is known for his epic disaster films such as Independence Day, The Day After Tomorrow, and 2012. Yet in Anonymous, Emmerich takes on a doozy of a conspiracy theory concerning the authorship...

Trespass is a Joel Schumacher action-thriller that, as one woman smartly remarked when exiting the theatre, has “lots of twists and turns and they just [keep] twisting and turning into each other.”...

Real Steel is just about what you expect it to be, plus a few surprises.   There are fighting robots, and for anyone that feels some nostalgia for Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots, the boxing battle scenes...