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(07/26/18 2:25am)
For those unfamiliar with the show, “Teen Titans GO!” is a reboot of the original early 2000’s “Teen Titans” TV series. It abandoned the original’s serial-based plots and anime inspired style, for colorful flash animation art and quippy pop culture references and poop jokes. While the show has received generally mixed reception over its run, Warner Bros. Animation has decided to bring it to the big screen with “Teen Titans GO! To The Movies.” Can it be better than its source material?
(07/18/18 1:32am)
Everything you’ve heard is true. “Sorry To Bother You” is incredible. Boots Riley’s directorial debut is a contradiction in and of itself. A film advocating against capitalism that is smashing box office records. It’s a film that shouldn’t exist in this day and age, and the fact that it does makes it all the better.
(07/05/18 10:58am)
In a way, the first Ant-Man film was a throwback to the early days of the Marvel Cinematic universe when it was released in 2015. It was a solo film with smaller stakes that introduced the world to a bizarre hero. It was good, but not great. And it was soon followed up with its main character appearing in a team up film. However, will Ant-Man and Wasp continue to follow in the footsteps of their Marvel Cinematic Universe counterparts, and produced a sequel better than the first?
(06/30/18 9:26pm)
After a decomposed body was found on Wednesday, June 27 at 9:00 a.m. that was unrecognizable to determine the identity on the scene, it was confirmed around 9:00 p.m. on Saturday, June 30 by friend Miriam Loya that it was Denise Martin '18.
(06/28/18 10:26am)
Almost 10 days have passed since Virginia Beach Police Department (VBPD) received reports that 22 year old Denise Martin had gone missing from the Virginia Beach, Redmill and Hampton Road areas.
(06/27/18 7:33pm)
Coming 14 years after the original, “Incredibles 2” enters into a world saturated with iron men and American captains. When the original was released, super hero films were occasional and not very good. The world has changed a lot since then, most evident by the fact that this sequel releases just a few months after “Infinity War,” a giant space opera of a super hero film. Do the Parr’s and their world still work well in this new day and age?
(06/22/18 9:28pm)
If the news that horror director J.A. Bayona would be tackling the next “Jurassic World” movie has you excited, it would be understandable. The “Jurassic” sequels have lost the scare factor that dinosaurs on the loose provided so well back in 1993, and this new direction could have injected some life into a series that needed it.
(06/20/18 2:02pm)
Denise Martin was declared missing to Virginia Beach law enforcement on June 19, 2018. Police are currently searching the VA Beach, Redmill and Hampton Roads areas.
(05/25/18 8:07pm)
With excessive rain amounts hitting Farmville over Friday, May 18 and Saturday, May 19, Farmville Area Community Emergency Services (FACES) was in the midst of their normal Saturday morning distribution when water started coming in forcing them to shut down, according to FACES President Ellery Sedgwick.
(05/24/18 1:26pm)
A fan would be forgiven if their excitement level for “Solo” isn’t as high as other Star Wars films. The behind the scenes turmoil, coupled with the confusing idea of doing an origin story for a nameless smuggler makes this film seem like a very odd thing for Lucasfilm to focus on. But now its out, the marketing, behind the scenes and weirdness has passed, and now all that remains is the film itself. Should you have a bad feeling about this?
(05/17/18 10:44am)
Ryan Reynolds seems to love Deadpool and hate himself. Not literally, of course, but the amount of pot shots he’s taken at his career and persona are easily entering the millions at this point. Now he’s back with his latest adventure with the Merc with the mouth in “Deadpool 2”, a sequel to the 2016 smash hit. Is it dead on arrival or an adventure of crude intentions?
(05/03/18 5:07pm)
Starting the 2018 season off on a rocky start, Longwood University Club Baseball (LUCB) ended their conference slate with a 10-5 record, taking them to the regional championship for the third year in a row in Peachtree City, Georgia from April 27-29.
(04/28/18 10:39pm)
Welcome to the final part of the four-part series detailing the history of Marvel Studios and the legendary Marvel Cinematic Universe. From its extremely humble beginnings to the earth shatteringly huge “Avengers: Infinity War” to be released at the end of April, it’s time to take a look at a studio that can only be called Marvelous.
(04/28/18 9:18pm)
“Just getting to know people. You never really know who you’ll meet. I’ll never forget my first year here; there was a girl sitting over by the pizza bar when we had one and she was in tears. I went over to her to see what was wrong. I asked her if she was home sick, which that was why she was crying. So I sat there and talked to her and told some of my corny jokes and we laughed. Then the next day she came back in and we talked again and ever since that day I just wanted to make people feel good because a lot of these students here are a long way from home and I understand that because I've been away from home too. And for some to show that they care and just want to comfort you and just want to make you feel good, which in return makes me feel good. I also enjoy getting to know everyone too. I’ve been working here for eight years. I’ve watched two full classes graduate from Longwood. I’ve meet a lot of good people here. I really enjoyed coming to work and just talking to people and getting to know them. I’m just glad I’m able to make people feel welcomed here and have an impact on people in a positive way. I enjoy my job but i also enjoy all of you guys too. Some days i’ll come to work in a bad mood and people will stop by and say hi and also tell me to feel better, and that makes my day a little better because it shows me that people do care,” said Brown.
(04/28/18 4:43pm)
There is a lot riding on this. While one could give a convincing argument that Marvel could continue on indefinitely, it would say a lot if “Infinity War” flopped. After all, it’s arguably one of the most ambitious films ever made, and it’s certainly Marvel’s most ambitious. With the Russo brothers directing their third film for the comic studio and turning out a massive flick with one of the biggest character rosters and budgets in history, when the dust settles, is “Infinity War” on top?
(04/28/18 11:16am)
J. Cole has to be one of the most interesting hip-hop artists in today’s era. While having a really passionate fan base, he also has people who just hate his music. People refer to his music as “boring” and say it has little to no replay value. For example, most critics say “4 Your Eyes Only” had subpar production and lyrics.
(04/28/18 2:49am)
As new projects are always popping up on Longwood University's campus, Kim Bass, deputy director of design and construction, “knowing what needs to be done” is just part of her job.
(04/27/18 9:52pm)
About nine years ago, Betty Pelletier, moved back to Farmville, VA. from Connecticut. One of her three daughters, Melissa Pelletier, was working at Longwood and told her mother about the job opening at Dorrill Dining Hall (D-hall). Pelletier’s daughter is a Longwood graduate and now works in the Department of Facilities Management Services.
(04/27/18 8:50pm)
Looking to bring a positive attitude to her job as a Farmville Area Bus driver of two years and two months, Angela Barksdale said as being a single parent of four she is committed to providing for her family with two other part-time jobs at Hampden-Sydney College and Prince Edward County Schools. “I truly enjoy working with children and young adults, their determination is what keeps me motivated,” said Barksdale.
(04/27/18 7:48pm)
As the Director of Student Athlete Enhancement Hannah Ledger sees the student athletes impact they have on her rather than her impact she has on them.
