Director: Randall Wallace (Braveheart, Pearl Harbor) Main Characters/Cast: Lt. Col. Hal Moore-Mel Gibson Julie Moore-Madeleine Stowe Maj. Bruce ‘Snake' Crandall-Greg Kinnear Sgt. Maj. Basil Plumley-Sam Elliot 2nd Lt. Jack Geoghegan-Chris Klein Barbara...

About Zack Looking Back: Eastside Entertainment Editor Zack Rosenblatt ('09) will watch, discuss and review films from the past that he has yet to see. Every genre, be it comedy, romance or horror will be reviewed at some point, and movies dating back...

We are now into what is considered the time of the year for studios to release movies in hopes of garnering some Academy Award attention. In most years, there are a number of films that are considered "frontrunners" in the major categories. Many of the...

Synopsis:  The team investigates a diner full of people dead from apparent radiation poisoning.  The source of the radiation was assumed to be a woman who had vanquished three weeks prior. When another woman goes missing, the team believes that some...

On Thursday October 23rd, Cherry Hill East’s Varsity basketball team was honored by the New Jersey State Senate in recognition for Brad Hennefer. The Joint Legislative Resolution presented to each player and coach reads as follows:

Synopsis: Movie star Christian Slater tries to make the transition to the small screen in NBC’s latest new series, “My Own Worst Enemy”. Slater stars as Henry Spivey, an “average Joe” with a wife, kids and a decent job. Edward Albright is a secret agent killing machine. What do Edward and Spivey have in common? They are one in the same.

Synopsis: The team is called into action after a mysterious explosion occurs in New York City, the latest event in this so-called “trend”. The apparent cause of the explosion was a cylinder smashing into a gas main. Peter’s dysfunctional relationship with Walter leaves him on the verge of abandoning the team.

The expert bracketologists of period 7 Journalism, Zack Rosenblatt (’09), Justin Henderson (’10) and Nate Mulberg (’10), take you through the NCAA Division I Basketball Tournament region by region. Stuck on a match-up while making up your brackets? Look here for all the aid you could ever need. Zack Rosenblatt will be covering the South Region, Justin Henderson will be handling the East Region and Nate Mulberg will be discussing the Midwest. A special writing appearance is also made by Scott Gross (’09) to discuss the West Region.

On November 5, there were 341 different schools competing at the Division I level. In a just a few days, on March 16, that number will be reduced to 65. And the most exhilarating games college basketball has to offer will commence. Conference tournaments are wrapping up, and Selection Sunday is, well, on Sunday. I’ve chosen some teams from each conference that I believe have a shot at being a part of the 65 team field announced on Sunday.

For the first time in 11 years, the Sixers will be beginning the season without the services of Allen Iverson. Without a doubt, Iverson will never be forgotten in local circles for the entertaining 11 (10 and a half actually) years he spent contributing to the Sixers organization. He embodied the word “franchise player” and was the face of all professional sports in Philadelphia. Despite all the controversy and trade rumors, Iverson gave it his all in every single game he played. On December 19th, 2006 Allen Iverson was traded to the Denver Nuggets for Andre Miller, Joe Smith & two 1st-rounds draft picks. On the surface, it seemed as though the Sixers could have gotten more. At the time of the trade the Sixers were just 5-18. The Sixers were way over the cap with not much optimism for the future. Chris Webber was proving to be one of the many overpaid mistakes made by General Manager Billy King. Then something happened… they started winning.

The new TV season is upon us, and it promises to be a very entertaining year. With more then 20 new shows hoping to become the next “Heroes,” or “Ugly Betty”, viewers can only hope that at least some of them will turn out well. The abundance of shows, both new and old, can make figuring out what to watch confusing. So, here is a night-to-night, hourly guide to plan out what to watch each day of the week, to get the most out of what the networks have to offer.

Whether or not terrorism should be treated as a civil matter opposed to a military one is a key question at the center of the Iraq war debate. The issue is clearly raised throughout the Peter Berg (Friday Night Lights, the Rundown) directed thriller “The Kingdom.” Despite the controversial topic, Kingdom delivers as Berg’s best project yet. To movie begins with a terrorist attack on a U.S. facility populated by Americans in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. After so many are killed in this heartless attack, an elite FBI team, led by FBI special agent Ronald Fleury (Jamie Foxx), is assembled. Fleury Grant Sykes (Chris Cooper), Janet Mayes (Jennifer Garner), and Adam Leavitt (Jason Bateman) negotiate a secret 5-day excursion into Saudi Arabia to find out the culprits behind the bombing.