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After noticing fewer women in the gaming industry than males, a researcher at the Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery’s Games + Learning + Society Center began conducting studies on this asymmetry, according to a Feb. 11 university news release.
Dean Smith was never like the other coaches. He attended the University of Kansas on an academic scholarship and majored in mathematics. He was a guard for the basketball team, while also playing varsity baseball, freshman football, active in a fraternity and enrolled in the Air Force ROTC.
A 26-year-old Illinois native claims she’s marrying infamous serial killer Charles Manson, and prison sources say Manson is dead set on a Beatles-themed wedding ceremony.
1439—Plymouth, England becomes the first place adopted by the English Parliament. They promptly decide to revolt.
Iconic designer Oscar de la Renta, a man who fostered so many legendary creations that he became a legend himself, passed away at his home in Kent, Connecticut last Monday. He was 82.
On Kings & Queens of the Underground, pop-rock icon Billy Idol croons, belts, and yells through his trademark sardonic sneer against a generic but fitting backdrop of 80s arena rock production. There is both legitimate appeal and some camp appeal, depending on how you feel about ‘80s-era pre-packaged sex, drugs and rock n’ roll aesthetic, but the album isn’t far enough in either direction to make it great for either crowd.
To some, he is a middle-aged naked guy riding around on a motorized scooter wearing nothing but a thong and a cape, shocking the town and scaring children. To most Madisonians, however, he is a caped crusader, a naked knight, a scantily clad star. He is Thong Cape Scooter Man.
The Orpheum Theater will undergo facade improvements to update the decades-old exterior while still maintaining its iconic old fashioned style after Madison’s Board of Estimates approved a $20,000 grant to the owner Monday.
Outside the Barrymore Theater on Saturday night, a long line of avid Tim and Eric fans excitedly anticipated the comedy duo’s performance with special guest Dr. Brule (played by the iconic actor John C. Reilly). As I entered the venue, hoards of fans purchased merchandise from the duo’s Adult Swim comedy show, some already in costume of their favorite characters. It was clear at that moment this crowd knew exactly what they were getting into and were happy to be a part of it.
1547 - The English demand Edward VI, 10, wed Mary Queen of Scots, 5. Ew! He’s twice her age!
U.S. District Court Judge Barbara Crabb, one week after striking down Wisconsin’s constitutional ban on same-sex marriage, ordered Friday all same-sex marriages be halted until a higher court rules on the issue.
After a federal judge struck down the ban on same-sex marriage in Wisconsin’s constitution Friday, couples flocked to courthouses and city halls around the state for long-awaited marriage licenses.
It’s been over four years since the inception of one of premium cable’s most celebrated series—HBO’s "Game of Thrones,”—and I must admit that until a few weeks ago I couldn’t have cared less. It’s not that I thought I wouldn’t enjoy it—I take pleasure in nerding out to medieval fantasy dramas as much as the rest of you—but at the time I had my nose in other pastures. Long story short, I had already been watching far too much TV and I just wasn’t ready for the commitment.
A class on environmental filmmaking is helping University of Wisconsin-Madison students produce stories for this year’s “Tales from Planet Earth” film festival, which will take place over the weekend.
Future co-owners of the Orpheum, Gus Paras and Henry Doane, aim to return the historic theater to its roots by re-introducing movie screenings, comedy shows and weddings.
The beacon that once shone over Madison’s bourgeoning entertainment district may once again illuminate the future of State Street in all its iconic glory.
The battle for ownership over the Orpheum Theatre between Frank Productions and Gus Paras ended Friday when Paras, who also owns The Comedy Club on State, purchased the historic auditorium.
Omar Souleyman, born in Ra’s al-'Ayn, Syria, released his first full-length American album Tuesday. The album, titled Wenu Wenu, promises to bring the Syrian wedding singer to further recognition in the American indie electronic scene.
A few weeks ago I had a nearly all-consuming desire to reread “1Q84” by Haruki Murakami. The reason eluded me at first. I may have attributed it to the fact that Murakami is one of my favorites, whose books always find their way into the flux of my reading rushes. I may have attributed this to the fact that I had the privilege of reviewing it when it came out in 2011 for this very publication, and thus would have enjoyed both a book and a nostalgic experience. I may have attributed it to the fact that I rather liked “1Q84” and it was due for a reread anyway.
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