Most guys get turned off by titles falling into the romantic comedy genre, so instead of referring to Definitely, Maybe as doing such, we’ll use the genre’s British title – “rom-com.”

A year and a half ago, nobody believed the rumors of a possible fourth Indiana Jones installment, 18 years after The Last Crusade premiered. But since the trailer for Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull launched last week, we finally believe it.

Director Doug Liman (Swingers, Bourne Identity, Mr. & Mrs. Smith) has gained quite a following over the last decade. But with time, he’s consistently gotten more lax on plot, giving emphasis to action. That’s not to say his movies aren’t pure fun for everyone, they’re just not the greatest quality. His latest, Jumper, shows most evidently this transition.

Former President Bill Clinton spoke on the phone with The College Times’ Jack Waters, announcing that his foundation, the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) will expand its effort to college campuses through CGI University.

On the nights of Feb. 12 and 13, the Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour presented over a dozen films about mountain sports and culture to sold-out audiences in the Ragan Theater.

While the wonder of bespoke clothing has seen resurgence into the world of fashion recently, the vast majority of clothiers manufacture “off the rack” clothing made for myriad consumers.

Keep reading if the last time you experienced the exhilaration of freefall was when you were six and rolled out of the top bunk of your bunk bed. Likewise, keep reading if the last time you went surfing you had to pause the video game for a bathroom break.

It’s not often you see a movie about families that can be grim and entertaining at the same time, but a select few do just that.

After Collin Farrell’s latest flick, IN Bruges, opened the Sundance Film Festival last month, he took a little time to talk about the comedic gangster movie with UVSC and other college campuses all over the country.

The season of love is officially upon us.