Embrace drastic change until you’re happy. I never want there to be a day where I’m not proud and excited to tell people what I do for a living. I want to be genuinely, deeply in love. I want to be happy with every aspect of my life. If you aren’t, don’t settle. Make yourself happy.
As we close the door on 2009, and with the Academy Awards only two months away, we brainstorm possible 2010 Oscar nominees with help from from New Jersey Film Festival Director Al Nigrin.
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The Blind Side, directed by John Lee Hancock, is an exceptional movie based on the true story of Baltimore Ravens left tackle Michael Oher and the family that took him in from the streets.
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Festivus, Frank Costanza's answer to what he perceived as the over-commercialization of Christmas, was bestowed to TV viewers a dozen years ago on a classic Seinfeld episode. Part of the ritual was something he called "the airing of grievances." In honor of the upcoming holiday I've decided to make my feelings on the landscape of TV heard.
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Meet Chris Rose, Lilian Bard and Michelle Postorino — three of Rutgers finest seniors who have interned with some of the best companies and publications in the fashion and beauty world. These are students who have interned at places like Versace, Marc Jacobs and Elle and still manage to take 12 or 15 credit semesters.
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With a daring new project, 30 Seconds To Mars returns after four years with their third studio album, This Is War. In a unique effort, the band held summits around the world where they recorded groups of their fans to be incorporated into the new album. The effect is quite surprising.
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Good Without God. Sounds like a simple concept, right? Yet Greg Epstein's book on this very subject goes on for about 200 pages. At that length, what makes it different from those religious pamphlets that try to "spend the message?" What separates it from being a religious work itself, advocating yet another form of belief?
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Steady Rain is absolutely an underrated, captivating and brilliant two-man play about two Chicago cops who are lifelong best friends and whose lives overlap to make one complete man. Based on similar real-life events, the two characters, Joey and Denny, go through a few days that test their friendship, relationships, morality and righteousness.
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