In this year’s installment of “Liam Neeson killing-spree mad libs,” writer-director Joe Carnahan pencils in Alaskan Grey Wolves as the plural noun on the receiving end of Neeson’s menacing brogue.

When Snow Patrol finally broke out in the U.S. in 2004 with a re-release of its third studio album “Final Straw,” the band featured haunting instrumentals, catchy beats and the memorable lyrics and vocal work of Gary Lightbody.

Junior guard Courtney Clements played like a snipe-shooter last Saturday. The Mountain West Conference leading scorer displayed her patience firing from long range, ironically using just one eye.

Occupy protesters gathered Wednesday in solidarity with a student facing sanctions from San Diego State.

Last Thursday, two subjects, a male and a female, fled from police after attempting to steal a vehicle

Entertainment editor John Anderson captured this scene of a couple in their natural environment at the Love Library.

Whether it be to plan a date or to distract oneself from the impending misery of Valentine’s Day, it is critically important to know what is going on in San Diego entertainment this month.

Love is in the air in Love Library. In honor of its 40th anniversary, Love Library, named after San Diego State’s fourth President Malcolm Love, is holding a contest for whomever can share the best true story of how they found love in the library.

Football and politics. One is a unifying force, a shared experience for nearly all Americans, a common thread in the fabric of the nation that serves as a source of goodwill, community-building and even drastic improvements in the lives of some individuals.

The dulcet tones of a country guitar pluck their way through my ears.

Attention, Facebookers: It’s not always necessary to let the world know what you’re doing.