Kelly Clarkson, the winner of the first season of American Idol, has gone from pop singer to slightly edgier pop singer back to pop singer.  With the release of her last album, “My December,” in 2007, Kelly Clarkson moved away from her nice girl image. On “All I Ever Wanted,” Clarkson’s newest album, she returns to the Idol winning pop star everyone loves.  Whether you like her or not, it’s hard to deny Kelly Clarkson and her associates’ ability to compose several catchy tunes.B. LejeuneA film adaptation of the “Watchmen” graphic novel was destined to be a huge undertaking. The comic has gained much praise. The film does not disappoint on any level. For fans of the comic, the film stays perfectly true to the tone and look of the graphic novel. For those who are not familiar with the book, the movie is a fast-paced action film with stunning visuals and a deep plot that will make any viewer ask the question, “What has to be done for the good of mankind?”J. ClappThe second volume in the Widespread Panic Archive series was recorded live at the Armory in Valdosta, Georgia on April 8, 1989. The recording features all original band members, including late guitarist Micheal Houser. It’s great to hear fan favorites like “A of D” and “I’m Not Alone” while the guys were still in the process of polishing them into the gems they have become. If you’ve never listened to Panic before, start here.J. LeBlancHandsome Furs’ second studio album, “Face Control,” has Russian inspirations in many of the tracks, such as “Radio Kaliningrad” and “Nyet Spasiba.” The Furs get back to basic rock ‘n’ roll with this album. Although the material is a little worn, the band’s latest effort is solid and listeners are sure to appreciate it.S. Aycock—Contact The Daily Reveille’s entertainment staff at [email protected]