by Autumn Anderson, a junior at Central Bucks East High School
Sixth-graders at Buckingham Elementary recently staged a production of "Twelfth Night." (View a slideshow of the event - photos by Autumn Anderson)
by Annaliese Downey, a junior at Central Bucks South High School
The bizarre, but brilliant Jim Jarmusch film consists of 11 vignettes, all of which feature a small group of actors talking over caffeine and nicotine.
by William Hubbell, a junior at Central Bucks East High School
The '80s flick has it all: laughable acting, corny one-liners, a ridiculous plot and, of course, zombies.
by Nick Tamburini, a freshman at Bucks County Community College
The local band cut a deal with Attic Records.
by Kenny Bauer, a sophomore at Central Bucks West
The "Taste of Chaos" tour, sponsored by Rockstar energy drink, featured bands such as Bullet for My Valentine, Blessthefall, Atreyu and Avenged Sevenfold.
by Wyatt Jones, a junior at Central Bucks West High School
The Internet-based protesters, who first gained notoriety on YouTube, have devolved to disorganized pranks and random hackings against the church.
by Annaliese Downey, a junior at Central Bucks South High School
Elegant in its execution, "No Country for Old Men," is as darkly funny as it is chilling.
by Jordyn Kimelheim, a junior at Central Bucks East High School
The energetic band is often described as "gypsy punk," which, though apt, fails to account for their varied influences.
by Jordyn Kimelheim, a junior at Central Bucks East High School
The trashy novel about vampire teen socialites is poorly written and ridiculous, but it's also ridiculously entertaining.
by Tristan Powell, a junior at Central Bucks East High School
Though the family friendly musical doesn't differ much from the film version, it does offer some great special effects and visual wonder.
by Annaliese Downey, a junior at Central Bucks South High School
Though uneven, the band's sophomore album, "The Modern Tribe," never sounds like shameless imitation.
How to survive an idiotic - and possibly crazy - bus driver.
Even if you're not Irish, you can still celebrate by watching flicks such as "The Departed" or rocking out to Celtic-influenced punk by The Dropkick Murphys or The Pogues.
In the wake of the holiday's various disappointments and assorted depressions, here a few tunes that rail against the entire institution of love.
Can't find anything to watch on TV? Check out one of these gems online.
In honor of Heath Ledger's untimely passing, here are the best offerings in that frequently dumb, but occasionally sublime genre.
