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Elvis fan displays passion

November 6, 2011 Cardinal & Cream

Paul McLeod, owner of Graceland Too, grabs you by the arm and mutters, “Hey you,” as he leads you to one of hundreds of pictures in the second room of the tour. […]

Home turned shrine: Man honors Elvis with memorabilia

November 6, 2011 Cardinal & Cream

What do a fluorescent blue house, Elvis memorabilia and an electric chair have in common? They all form what is known as Graceland Too, a shrine created by a Mississippi man in memory of Elvis Presley. […]

‘Arrested Development’ to become a movie

November 2, 2011 Cardinal & Cream

At the New Yorker Festival, Mitchell Hurwitz, creator of “Arrested Development,” announced Oct. 2 that producers, writers, actors and creators of the television show are going to release a feature-length film based off the episodes of the first three seasons.
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Theatre presents new take on classic play

November 1, 2011 Cardinal & Cream

The Union University Players kept students and community members captivated and entertained throughout the opening night performance of “The Importance of Being Earnest.” […]

Paranormal films increase in popularity, cause fear among viewers

October 30, 2011 Cardinal & Cream

“Paranormal Activity,” an indie film made with a budget of around $16,000, was not expected to even make it into theaters nationwide.

The eerie film about a demonic presence inside a couple’s suburban home slowly made its way to the big screen by popular demand. The film ended up making $193 million worldwide. […]

Review: ‘Footloose’ remake brings updated plot to viewers

October 29, 2011 Cardinal & Cream

By Hannah Lutz, Staff Writer Remakes of movies have been the trend lately. “Footloose” is the newest remake of the ‘80s genre. As a fan of the original “Footloose,” I was skeptical of going to […]

Visiting artist shares passion for pottery

October 11, 2011 Cardinal & Cream

audio report: visiting artist workshop By Katlyn Moncada, Arts & Entertainment Editor Internationally known artist Dick Lehman shared his passion for pottery with a two-day ceramics workshop and lecture presented by Union’s Potter’s Guild and […]