News: Heckler

Oscar De La Heckler roams boystown quizzing people on all things Oscar.

Animated movies can take forever to make -- three or four years is well within the ordinary. “How to Train Your Dragon,” which tells the story of a scrawny kid destined to prove his hecklers wrong through an unusual relationship with a dragon, moved at a radically different pace: the two filmmakers behind March 26's 3-D advent

Comedian/actor Charlie Murphy stopped by Shade 45 to discuss his new book, The Making of a Stand-Up Guy, and his work in television and film. From his fear of albinos to white people using the "n" word, the conversation ran rampant with DJ Whoo Kid and the crew.

How many hecklers does it take to screw in a lightbulb? None, because they're too busy heckling me!

Gone are the days when your well-planned presentation was only subject to the occasional heckler or misleading question.

And while Muslim students and other campus radicals have, both at UC-I and other college campuses, seen to it that speech that they do not approve of, spoken by people with whom they disagree, is shut down with the heckler's veto, they have never missed an opportunity to invite their own stable of slimy, anti-Israel, anti-American speakers.

Nothing makes me more angry than when someone is rude enough to interrupt me when I’m giving a speech. There has got to be a way to get this person to shut up and sit down, right?

Just because some punks choose to retire their amps and loud guitars for acoustic music doesn't necessarily mean they've gone soft. Take, for example, former Avail front-man Tim Barry, who has recently enjoyed a solo career.