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‘Do Not Expect Too Much From the End of the World’ is a bold, brash film about the modern world
“Do Not Expect Too Much From the End of the World” is a shamelessly modern and irreverent film, blending cinema history with politics in a way that is refreshing and captivating, reminding us of what movies can do.
Comedian Kathy Griffin to perform in Madison after six-year break
Comedian Kathy Griffin is bringing her new tour “My Life on the PTSD-List” to the Madison Overture Center on April 21. The tour marks her return to the stage after a six-year break from performing.
‘Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person’ is what it says on the tin
With a title like “Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person,” you pretty much know what you’re getting into.
Experiencing the magic of ABBA: A review of ‘Mamma Mia!’
For more than two decades, “Mamma Mia!” has brought joy and nostalgia to the stage. The smash-hit musical combines ABBA’s timeless music with a heartwarming story of love and self-discovery.
‘Red Rooms’ is a well-crafted film that may not be about anything
First, a disclaimer: talking about this film to those who haven’t seen it can be a bit messy. A few elements that some consider to be big reveals are described by others as the very premise of the movie. Some of my descriptions may be a bit vague, since I’m staying on the conservative side to make sure I avoid any spoilers. If you’re interested in the full blind experience, this article should be safe, but I would recommend steering clear of even the Google synopsis.
Orville Peck, Willie Nelson reaffirm country music’s new direction with hit single
Beer, women and trucks: the holy trinity of stereotypical portrayals of country music.
Beyoncé rides high on ‘Cowboy Carter’
Over the past decade, one thing has been made abundantly clear: Beyoncé dropping an album is not just a musical event. It’s a cultural event.
‘Film is Dead, Long Live Film!’ offers insight into film preservation
Rarely does a documentary on a niche topic featuring interviews with people who devote their lives to collecting celluloid film prints end up being so entertaining.
Cardinal Gaming: Happy Home Paradise brings joy back to Animal Crossing
Animal Crossing has a reputation as an easygoing game where players simply plant flowers, create gardenscapes and traverse an idyllic landscape they all wish they could live in full-time
‘Kung Fu Panda 4’: An attempt at something new falls short in many aspects
The review contains spoilers for “Kung Fu Panda 4.”
Cardinal Gaming: Super Mario Bros. Wonder: 2D is super again
Spoilers ahead!
‘Dune: Part Two’ is the sequel fans have been waiting for
Sometimes I think to myself: “Is Timothee Chalamet really talented, or do I just find him attractive?”
Cafe Coda’s annual CodaFest draws crowds for three days of jazz
In the heart of Madison’s Williamson-Marquette neighborhood, jazz enthusiasts gathered to celebrate their shared love for jazz music at the third annual CodaFest.
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New gadgets, age-old stories fuse art with tech at Chazen’s ‘Message from Our Planet’
Art has always been a way for artists to send messages across generations. From the first depictions of religious scenes to the books of the 1900s, art pieces are snapshots of time passed down for future generations.