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‘Chernobyl Diaries’ Self-Destructs

A&ERyan Wallace -
NUKED: The found footage film about the post-Chernobyl incident prevents itself from being fun.

‘Sherlock’ Is Above Elementary

A&EAmanda Robbins -
SLEUTH: The second series of the modern-based adventures of Sherlock Holmes is a sheer delight.

‘Too Far’ Is the Worst Book Ever

A&EGregory Yee -
MAD: "Too Far," handed out for free across campus a few weeks ago, distinguishes itself as utterly awful.

New Day, Same Old Mayer

A&EJennifer Ock -
STATIC: John Mayer’s newest release is laden with mediocrity, though fans won't be disappointed.

Slash Thrashes Guitar Once Again

A&EBelester Benitez -
SHRED: Slash transcends generations of rock to deliver an album that reminds us what rock is about.

Men in Blaque and Friends

A&ESofia Farooquee -
VOICE: Men in Blaque, along with music groups Harmonium and Ushinotes, deliver a hit performance.

Kimbra ‘Vows’ to Impress

A&EAleece Reynaga -
IMPRESSED: Kimbra, known for her appearance in Gotye's hit single, presents a pleasant-sounding album.

“The Annie Loui Project”

A&EJun Im -
SPECIAL: Annie Loui's adaptation of a French novel deserves to be kept close and dear.

“The Dictator” Is Quite Aladeen

A&EJessica Pratt -
HILARIOUS: Sacha Baron Cohen dictates humor in his satirical sketch comedy.

“Battleship” Torpedoes Itself

A&ENoah Lee -
CACOPHONY: Hasbro's latest film venture is a mindless hodgepodge of warships, aliens and destruction.

Time to Sell My Soul to ‘Diablo’

A&EJustin Mikos -
EXORCISE: Though "Diablo III" feels too safe at times, it still proves to be immense fun.

The ‘Bloom’ of Beach House

A&ENatasha Aftandilians -
FLORAL: Beach House's fourth album is evident of a subtle evolution.
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