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‘Drive My Car’ is far from driving
By Rebecca Perla | Apr. 14, 2022‘Drive My Car’ is a gentle, ghostly emotional epic about life's winding roads
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Wisconsin Film Festival Spotlight: UW senior to showcase new short ‘Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday’
By Jeffrey Brown | Apr. 8, 2022University of Wisconsin-Madison senior Bulat Schamiloglu will showcase his new short film at the Wisconsin Film Festival.
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‘Turning Red’ is turning heads
By Emily Knepple | Apr. 7, 2022Domee Shi’s directorial debut is a charming new twist on the usual Pixar coming-of-age movie.
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Del Water Gap gives energetic, personal performance at High Noon Saloon
By Hope Karnopp | Apr. 7, 2022The intimate venue allowed Del Water Gap to speak directly to the crowd through personal lyrics and engage them with a confident stage presence.
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The magic of open mic night
By Seamus Rohrer | Mar. 31, 2022Open mic night at Der Rathskeller features an eclectic cast of characters and performances.
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Madison’s annual zinefest ‘is a labor of love’
By Joyce Riphagen | Mar. 31, 2022Print and Resist Zinefest will take place on April 16 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Central branch of the Madison Public Library. The event is free to attend and open to all, though masks are required and some viewer discretion is advised. In true DIY fashion, creators will not be censored.
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Poetry books to read in 2022
By Maddie Urlaub | Mar. 24, 2022Here are six books for those looking to delve into poetry this year.
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The Nicest Kids in Town stop by the Overture Center for the Arts
By Emily Knepple | Mar. 11, 2022Broadway lovers and Madisonians alike had the chance to catch “Hairspray” at the Overture Center for the Arts from Feb. 22-27.
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Khruangbin shines at The Sylvee
By Pranav Volety | Mar. 10, 2022Fusion band Khruangbin released the sequel to their chart-topping EP Texas Sun with the follow-up Texas Moon and kicked their nation-wide tour off with a visually and sonically jaw-dropping set Friday, March 4 at The Sylvee.
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Still Woozy sells out the Sylvee
By Hannah Ritvo | Mar. 3, 2022Sven Gamsky of Still Woozy danced all around the stage all night long, along with an extremely dedicated crowd.
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The DEIB Festival, An Interview with the President and Secretary of MTNA
By Maddie Urlaub | Mar. 2, 2022The DEIB Festival could be a big step towards diversity for the Mead Witter School of Music.
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Queer pop is continuously rising
By Rebecca Perla | Feb. 27, 2022Queer artists are driving the change for stronger representation across the music industry.
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Best love songs by local artists
By Seamus Rohrer | Feb. 24, 2022Here are some of the best love songs written by artists from the Madison area.
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Hippo Campus gives a hard-to-forget first performance on new tour
By Hope Karnopp | Feb. 24, 2022Hippo Campus’ pure talent shone through at The Sylvee, and they indulged the crowd by returning to some of their iconic songs from a golden era of indie rock.
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‘And Just Like That’: It’s a hot mess
By Rebecca Perla | Feb. 18, 2022Lacking sharp characterization, believablity and bite, this is a too-often cringey attempt to drag the women of “Sex and the City” into 2021.
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The art of the hip-hop love song, part II
By Seamus Rohrer | Feb. 17, 2022Here are some of the best hip-hop love songs ever written.
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The Greeting Committee quietly rocks Der Rathskeller
By Hannah Ritvo | Feb. 10, 2022Indie rock band The Greeting Committee began their Dandelion tour at Der Rathskeller in Memorial Union.
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Step into the future with Bastille’s ‘Give Me the Future’
By Anupras Mohapatra | Feb. 10, 2022Bastille’s new album is an escapist step into the future, questioning what is real and what is fake.
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Cordae's freestyles are better than his recorded studio music
By Seamus Rohrer | Feb. 5, 2022Cordae recently added to his studio output, but his true talent lies in one of hip-hop’s grittiest traditions.
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Channel your inner romantic with ‘Brightside’
By Anupras Mohapatra | Feb. 5, 2022While Brightside does not reach the heights of its predecessors, it helps channel one’s inner romantic and offers something for everyone.
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