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He despises frozen corn, starts “a wild rumpus” in the living room, disguises himself as a wolf-man, and bites his mother when he doesn’t get his way. Meet Max – a wild young thing trying to escape a world he doesn’t fit in – to a world where bullies and igloo-haters are not allowed!

BRAINS: Zombies come back to life with a vengeance in the horror-comedy “Zombieland.”

POP: Mika returns to the scene with more catchy, effervescent pop tunes you can’t help but love.

SKATE: Ellen Page plays the awkward teen again, but this time she’s a roller derby queen.

Irving Penn, one of the most influential and recognized photographers in the world of fashion, died Wednesday, Oct. 7, at the age of 92. Penn was an expert in combining the worlds of fashion and celebrity with his signature minimalistic style and grace. He has gained recognition and respect in the art world since his first published cover of Vogue in 1943.

RAP: The New University talks with rapper Shwayze, a 2009 Shocktoberfest headliner.

David Letterman has always been known to push buttons. Part of his appeal has been that fact that he happens to do it very well. While Johnny Carson had his distinct niche during his hallowed “Tonight Show” reign and became the classic late night host, Letterman went the other way.

PRIMETIME: Matt Groening announces a Simpsons Movie sequel after the series ends — but when will it end?

"America’s favorite serial killer is back." So goes the announcement in the promos for the latest season of the hit show "Dexter." Who could...

It seems as if almost every year the horror film industry puts out another remake to be pitted against the original. The two most recent remakes have been of the classic slasher film “House on Sorority Row,” and the upcoming remake of the horror film classic “Mother’s Day”. Thus, in light of these two remakes, the questions of how horror films has evolved in the past decades, and whether it is evolving in the right direction circulate the industry.

Put a cat in a bumblebee suit and one person finds it hilarious, while another person thinks it’s animal cruelty. What’s funny? Isn’t having a sense of humor sort of a subjective thing anyway?

REACTIONS: Disney acquires Marvel Comics in a strategic deal that will benefit both companies.