- Fun slinging By Timothy Woodlock West Times Staff These days Hollywood is making Westerns at longer and longer intervals, and decent ones are even rarer.
- The wrong village By Timothy Woodlock West Times Staff Before really getting into it, let me make myself clear – I like Shia LaBeouf.
- New art exhibit at West garners 'Response' By Joshua Snyder West Times Staff After traveling all the way from Northern Ireland, a new exhibit has opened at the West campus’ IAP Art Gallery.
- Uncontrollable 'Burn' By Joshua Snyder West Times Staff The filmmaker duo Joel and Ethan Coen are at it again.
- 10 shows to watch this fall By Timothy Woodlock West Times Staff When we’ve been waiting all summer for the return of hits like Gossip Girl, House, Entourage, and CSI, it’s easy to forget the new kids on the block, almost ensuring the cancellation of at least a few good (or at least entertaining) shows.
- Valley holds many options for entertainment on the cheap By Timothy Woodlock West Times Staff Need a little repose from the anxiety of rising tuition, steep parking fees, soaring gas prices, and relentless inflation? We can’t buy you a ticket for the Health and Wealth raffle, but we can offer you this list of money saving activities and tips that’ll help you take a load off without taking a loan out.
- Theaters still have life after summer of hits By Timothy Woodlock West Times Staff After this summer’s record breaking box office performance, it almost feels like this year is a closed book for the big screen.
- 'Swing Vote' a relevant comedy By Joshua Snyder West Times Staff With presidential elections only months away, it only seems natural that movie theaters would see the release of at least one film covering the topic of election politics.
- Brendan, be more like Robert By Timothy Woodlock West Times Staff There were a lot of notables about the 2008 summer movie season.
- Concerts galore for Summer 2008 in the Valley By Lauren Cusimano Special to West Times This summer offers a wide array of performances that are about to hit the Valley, giving everybody a little something to look forward to.
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