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Cute cats, horses and a bloated fish: Viral memes inspire UW–Madison art gallery

By Oliver Gerharz | Sep. 4

Sheila Drefahl’s exhibition brings online culture into the physical space of Union South

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Concerts return to Camp Randall this summer after 30 years

By Oliver Gerharz | Jul. 31

Camp Randall hosted sold-out shows for Morgan Wallen and Coldplay. 

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Alex G blurs line between musician and individual on ‘Headlights’

By Yadiel Chavez | Jul. 31

The 32-year-old indie artist gets personal about his major-label debut and its aftermath in new album. 

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New Superman movie so strong even non-superhero viewers will enjoy

By Gabriella Hartlaub | Jul. 27

  Both casual and diehard fans will connect with James Gunn's latest film.

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‘28 Years Later’ defies expectations in revival of classic zombie series

By Oliver Gerharz | Jul. 9

 “28 Years Later” gives a glimpse into the life of both survivors and zombies decades after the rage virus’ outbreak. 

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New “How to Train Your Dragon” plays it too safe as a clone of the original

By Cameron Schneider | Jun. 16

2025’s “How to Train Your Dragon” remake brings fan-favorite franchise into the boring world of live-action 

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Summer 2025 Madison Arts Guide

By Lydia Picotte and Oliver Gerharz | Jun. 5

Arts remain through the summer in Madison, even as many students are absent from campus. Artists and art lovers can look forward to movies, concerts on capitol square, and so much more.

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Broadway’s 'Clue' at Overture brings classic board game to life

By Sonia Bendre | Jun. 5

“Clue” is a comical adaptation of the iconic murder-mystery board game, filled with one-liners and well-delivered campiness.

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British rock band Bôa lights up Madison after TikTok stardom, 20-year hiatus

By Jake Piper | May. 24

Twenty years after their last album, Bôa proves their music has only evolved with time. 

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Dorothy brings unique take on classic rock to the Majestic Theatre

By Lydia Picotte | May. 14

Following the release of their album THE WAY, the rock band’s Redemption Tour brought them to Madison on April 27. 

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Trisha Paytas was anything but ‘mid’ at Milwaukee show

By Anna Kleiber | May. 8

Influencer Trisha Paytas brought authenticity and passion to Milwaukee’s Riverside Theater for her “Eras of Trish Tour.” 

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‘What were you wearing?’ exhibit highlights UW sexual assault survivors

By Sreejita Patra | May. 8

Five University of Wisconsin-Madison students recreated the clothing worn by survivors during their sexual assault as part of a broader project challenging victim-blaming in society.

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‘Hmong Diaspora in Tapestry’: A history of resilience told through embroidered cloth

By Anna Kleiber | May. 2

The Hmong Institute’s “Hmong Diaspora in Tapestry” exhibition at the Overture Center offers attendees a raw look at Hmong diaspora and refugee experiences.

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Wild River’s ‘Everywhere We Go’ tour lights up the Sylvee

By Louise Gilbertson and Delaney Steffen | Apr. 28

The band stopped in Madison April 21 to deliver a soulful setlist — turning a Monday evening into something unforgettable. 

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A New Voice in Post-Punk: Meeting The Youth Play

By Athena Kafkas | Apr. 24

The Youth Play find momentum in London’s post-punk undercurrent.

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‘Spring Awakening’ provides a mirror into society's treatment of teenage sexuality

By Julia Walkowicz | Apr. 24

“Spring Awakening” is running at the Mitchell Theatre through April 27. 

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‘Sinners’ summons moviegoers to theaters Easter weekend

By Cameron Schneider | Apr. 23

The horror film dominated the box office in its opening weekend with a unique story and bold music.