Jeffrey Brown is a former Arts Editor for the Daily Cardinal. He writes for The Beet occasionally and does some drawing and photography too. He is a senior majoring in Sociology. Do not feed him after midnight.
The story of music cannot be told without recognizing its deep roots in labor — from the boats to the fields and hills to the factories, laborers sang songs of struggle and of unity.
I feel old and hopefully someday you will too.
Like cocaine from the 1980s you find in the woods, “Cocaine Bear” is a fun time with friends yet mildly disappointing and unlikely to cause immediate addiction — but I do recommend it.
Amazing performances give life to a script that fails to decide if it is a comedy or a drama, ending up as a mess of a musical performed with undeniable prowess.
The brightest minds have already created theories to answer one of your least important questions — and it’s pretty interesting.
The team reports back on their favorite movies, music and more from the year.
“I want to clarify that I did not enjoy eating this bowl of cat feces, but I did eat it in its entirety because that is the respectful thing to do,” the critic concluded.
"What you misunderstand is that I'm really stupid."
With a theatrical run limited to just one week and in under 700 theaters, Netflix prevented one of the year’s best films from the reception it deserved.
In the wake of purchasing Twitter, the eccentric billionaire opens up about his philosophy as CEO.
Memorial Union Terrace is a go-to spot to hang out, do homework or relax over a pitcher with some friends.
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