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Electric Six have released some funky tunes in the last five years and on Tuesday the band released their fifth studio album, Flashy. Led by singer Dick Valentine and his pompous voice, the band are known for genre-defying dance tracks and tongue-in-cheek lyrics.
Director Deb Hagan just shattered another glass ceiling for rising feminists: the gross-out comedy.
DENVER - UW-Madison students Jamie Stark, Molly Rivera and Bryon Eagon, and recent grad Awais Khaleel represented the university and the state of Wisconsin as delegates at the 2008 Democratic National Convention this week.
It's a rare band that can take a decade-long break and return stronger than ever, but few bands possess the rarified talent Portishead does. Building on 1994's Dummy and 1997's Portishead, the intuitively titled Third manages to simultaneously refine and diversify the English trio's spooky electronic sound, resulting in the best album of an already-stellar career.
The second star to the right will shine above the Overture Center this weekend when the Madison Ballet's production of 'Peter Pan' soars above the stage, sprinkling pixie dust over young and old viewers alike.
Flesh-eating plants induce more images of a cheesy 1980s musical (Little Shop of Horrors"") than those of blood-soaked psychological thrillers.
You might remember the Presidents of the United States of America as the guys behind the alternative radio hits Lump"" and ""Peaches"" back in the mid-1990s. But in spite of their two-hit wonder status, the Presidents have continued to write pop-rock songs, and their newest release, _These Are the Good Times People_, is their best since their 1995 debut.
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I have been blessed with three roommates who despise leftovers. I couldn't have planned my housing situation better in this way. It's a glorious to be the self-proclaimed day-after queen.
Iowa fans Packed the House"" Sunday to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Wisconsin senior guard Jolene Anderson didn't disappoint as the 4,800-plus fans - an Iowa season high - saw quite a show.
1) Dr. Dog - o We All Belong
There is so little for Americans to believe in these days. Sadly, on Nov. 30 we lost one more reason to believe. His name was Robert Craig Knievel, Jr., but you might know him better as Evel Knievel."" Or, if not by his name, then perhaps by his appearance - a man constantly wearing a death-defying smirk and a red, white and blue leather jumpsuit (equipped with a fashionable cape).
Somewhere around these parts last week was an individual wearing a Brett Favre jersey, which isn't unusual in the least. Except for one thing. On the nameplate, where that Hall-of-Fame name was supposed to be, there were three letters that connote something higher than mere mortals.
Ben Franklin once said, Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. Choose freedom."" He said this as he defied the imposing British imperial power, which controlled most of the known world at the time.
Three games out of zero hour, and the Milwaukee Brewers are no more than that number out of first place. But in all likelihood, we're looking at the Chicago Cubs backing into a short stay in the playoffs.
Three games out of zero hour, and the Milwaukee Brewers are no more than that number out of first place. But in all likelihood, we're looking at the Chicago Cubs backing into a short stay in the playoffs.
Chuck Palahniuk may well be the most divisive writer in contemporary fiction—in fact, calling him a nouveau William S. Burroughs would not be inappropriate. The minimalist style and social commentary of his novels ""Fight Club"" and ""Choke"" has inspired a legion of young writers, while the gruesome language typified in his story collection ""Haunted"" has sent audiences at his readings scampering to the door.
I know I'm getting older because my wallet is getting bigger. With each passing year it grows more bulky and more unwieldy a thing to sit on. There is a noticeably increasing angle when I sit down. The people behind me in class are placing bets on when I'll finally topple.
American Idol is one of those television series that is fast becoming such an integral part of American culture, to the point that basic knowledge of it is practically an assumption. Now in its sixth season, it has defied the common trend of diminishing audiences and has in fact continued to grow in popularity. People enjoy being able to sit on their couch and judge the contestants, sending in a text message here and there to make their opinions known. It's fast, easy and you don't have to actually talk to anyone.
Hardcore moviegoers often fall into two camps: elitists, who love the medium but typically reserve their enjoyment for the most prestigious, highbrow films, and enthusiasts, those film buffs that are hopelessly, giddily obsessed with every facet of the cinema. Grindhouse theaters in the 1970s catered to the latter category of moviegoer, serving up sleazy double, triple and sometimes quadruple features of unrestrained mayhem and carnality.
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