Fall lineup for CW intrigues viewers
September 10, 2010 • Maggie Cassidy, Managing Editor
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Television
Last spring, the CW Network left viewers shocked. With all of the season finales last May, viewers saw the unexpected in network favorites “One Tree Hill” and “Gossip Girl.” And now, with fall season premiers beginning as early as this week, the CW is ready to dish out new episodes of America’s... Read more »
‘Hate List’ surpasses summer reading expectations
September 10, 2010 • Caroline Spath, Online Post Editor
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Featured A&E
“What if you wished someone would die and then it happened? What if the killer was someone you loved?” These are just two of the questions that Valerie Leftman reflected on after a shooting takes place at her school, Garvin High. Her boyfriend, Nick Levil, was the killer. He targeted people on a... Read more »
This Week at the Movies: Week of September 6
September 10, 2010 • Hilary Weidner, A&E Editor
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Cinema
Each week, “The Patriot” staff will preview upcoming movies or summarize the movies that are out in theatres. Make sure you pop your popcorn, grab refreshments, and check the A&E page for all of the best upcoming movies. September 3, 2010 Going the Distance Genre: Comedy, Romance Rating:... Read more »
“The Patriot” reviews the top five songs of summer
September 10, 2010 • Elizabeth Tauber, A&E Section Editor
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Music
Every summer, no matter where you are or what you are doing, there seem to always be a handful of songs that get played over and over again on the radio. Everyone has heard them, and everyone has them on their iPods, ready for that long trip to the beach. According to billboard.com, these were the... Read more »
“The Hills” becomes worse
June 7, 2010 • Gabby Joseph, Copy Editor
Filed under Television
TV shows have gotten worse – way worse. And it all started with the invention of reality TV and shows like the “Real World.” TV has gotten so bad that we find ourselves watching shows such as “The Hills.” “The Hills” used to be a show about a girl trying to make her way in the fashion... Read more »
Queen Latifah is just right
June 7, 2010 • Elizabeth Tauber, In-Depth Editor
Filed under Featured A&E
The movie Just Wright is a fairy-tale, a comedy that was both humorous and engaging. Leslie Wright (Queen Latifah) is a physical therapist in New Jersey. She loves her job, her family, and the New Jersey Nets basketball team. She and her god sister, Morgan (Paula Patton), go to many Nets games together,... Read more »
Desperate Housewives: Episode 23
June 3, 2010 • Kate Froehlich: Executive Editor, Jenny Hottle: Managing Editor
Filed under Television, Uncategorized
Episode 23: I guess this is goodbye. Teresa Pruitt: Teresa was a nurse at Fairview Hospital, helping in the maternity ward during the pregnancies of Lynette, Gaby, and Susan. Now, she’s in the hospital again as “a patient with a secret.” Hey kids, if you didn’t know, if you live... Read more »
Desperate Housewives: Episode 22
May 28, 2010 • Kate Froehlich: Executive Editor, Jenny Hottle: Managing Editor
Filed under Television
Bree: Andrew decides to be very gung-ho and takes the attitude of “We’ll do whatever it takes to protect mom.” They are adorable when they’re close! However, Andrew’s plan is to hire someone to beat up Sam, but Orson takes a more logical approach: buy him off. Orson wins... Read more »
Piatsa’s authentic Greek cuisine adds spice to Harford dining
May 26, 2010 • Collin Hoofnagle, News Editor
Filed under Extra
Having recently returned from a Spring Break trip to Greece, I had high expectations for one of Harford County’s newest restaurants, which boasts a traditional Greek cuisine. Luckily, Piatsa proved to be much more than the average Greek dinner. Located on Edgewood Road just past Regal Cinemas and in... Read more »
“Letters to Juliet” becomes a favorite
May 26, 2010 • Katie Clarke, Features Editor
Filed under Cinema
“Letters to Juliet” may seem like the typical, overdramatized chick flick, and in some respects, its storyline and theme follow that pattern, but the comedic character of Charlie (Christopher Egan) and his chemistry with Sophie (Amanda Seyfried) lighten the mood and emphasize the happiness of falling... Read more »
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