It's a good thing Matt White is jump starting his career. It's too bad he couldn't jump start his tour bus. After the bus broke down, White, a New York City-based singer-song writer currently on his "Vote for Love" tour in partnership with clothing retailer The Gap, talked to The University News about his music and his ambitions for his career and his political activism on the eve of the political election.

It's not very often that a movie restores your faith in humanity. In fact, it almost never happens to me. That's until I saw Love Actually for the first time. This is a movie I turn to when I'm at my highest highs and my lowest lows. After each viewing, I come out feeling better about the world.

Of the slew of indie bands recently popping up around the country, one that has been getting a fair amount of attention is the New York City- based group TV/TV. Fresh from New York's East Side, these hipsters, all in their early 20s, have been steadily creating a fan base thanks to their self-described "Kooks meets Maroon 5 meets the Police" sound.

In its newest exhibit, "Ideal (Dis-) Placements: Old Masters at the Pulitzer," The Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts juxtaposes art made between the 14th and 18th centuries with the ultra modern architecture of Tadao Ando. On display are the works of prominent old masters-Michelangelo, Buonarroti, Pontormo, Giambattista Tiepolo, Jacob van Ruisdael and Jean-Baptiste Greuze-courtesy of the Saint Louis Art Museum and Harvard Art Museum.

You've seen it all before: the traps, the poor acting, the flashbacks to previous movies in the franchise. Yes, if it's Halloween it must be time for another Saw, only this time you won't believe the ending. At least that is what Saw V's (Lionsgate) tag line promises.

Every week, for one hour, my world stops. Nothing else matters while I'm watching the unrealistic, absolutely outlandish stories of my favorite posse from the CW's "One Tree Hill" unfold before my eyes. Take, for instance, my wonderful Nathan Scott, the famous basketball player who got married his junior year of high school, re-married his same wife again senior year, was saved from drowning by the ghost of his dead uncle after his wedding limo fell off a bridge, got involved in a sex tape scandal, became paralyzed and grew a creepy beard, miraculously started to walk again and shaved the beard, was legitimately intimidated by Kevin Federline and beat up a character played by ex-NBA player Rick Fox after Fox had already died in a car crash that involved him purposefully running over Nathan's pregnant wife.

Last month was the much-anticipated release of The Glass Passenger, the sophomore album of Jack's Mannequin. With the success and popularity garnered by Jack's Mannequin's debut album, Everything in Transit, The Glass Passenger faced high expectations. Despite the difficulty artists tend to have in creating a follow-up album that is as good as their first album, Jack's Mannequin managed to pull it off fairly well.