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This week Daily Cardinal Arts Editors Oliver Gerharz and Lydia Picotte discuss Lydia's reading of the first two chapters of Margaret Atwood's new memoir and Oliver's playing of the newest game in the Katamari Damacy Series.
Many professionals in scientific and creative fields fear a near future where artificial intelligence takes over their jobs. But not University of Wisconsin-Madison informatics data scientist and improv comedian Ben Rush.
Bright colors. Dark and gloomy. Colorful palette.
This week Daily Cardinal Arts Editors Oliver Gerharz and Lydia Picotte discuss the movie "It Chapter Two," which Lydia watched since last episode's review of the original film. Also, Oliver shares his thoughts on the recently released Pokemon Legends game.
Journalist and author Amy Yee discussed Tibetan culture and her book “Far From the Rooftop of the World” at the Wisconsin Book Festival on Oct. 26.
This week Daily Cardinal Arts Editors Oliver Gerharz and Lydia Picotte discuss the movie "It" based on the Stephen king book of the same name and check in on Oliver's goal of watching 30 Halloween Movies in 31 days.
Paul Thomas Anderson’s new action thriller “One Battle After Another” makes a great attempt at striking a balance between evoking the audience’s emotions and inspiring a dialogue, even though it doesn’t fully get there.
Madison’s very own Garbage tore up the Sylvee Friday, October 3, sharing anecdotes of the band’s origin in Wisconsin between the most popular examples of their signature techno-rock sound.
Lorde’s Ultrasound Tour was a rollercoaster of emotions for fans – jumping for joy one song and trying to hold back tears the next at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Panther Arena on Oct. 10.
Cage the Elephant brought a dynamic performance to the Sylvee on Oct. 17 and left the crowd speechless. From sharing special, intimate moments with the crowd to flashing lights and surround sound, Cage the Elephant came into Madison with an explosive energy that could not be contained.
This week Daily Cardinal Arts Editors Oliver Gerharz previews some upcoming events in Madison before interviewing Melissa Minkoff, who was recently appointed the Managing Director of Broom Street Theatre.
Wisconsin Book Festival and Madison Public Library will host their annual Fall Celebration Oct. 23-26 at Central Library and other venues in downtown Madison. The festival features more than 55 events over the three days, all of which are free and open to the public.
Cielo, a newly opened cocktail bar, hosted a ‘coffee rave’ on Saturday, drawing in customers from the nearby Dane County Farmer’s Market, their first event since opening on Sept. 25.
This week Daily Cardinal Arts Editors Oliver Gerharz and Lydia Picotte preview some upcoming events in Madison before Lydia reflects on Taylor Swift's new album and Oliver shares his thoughts going into the final episode of "Peacemaker" season two.
Choreographed by Robert E. Cleary, “Puppet Master” is a single-narrative dance where Mohawk Man (Edward Salas) is ensnared by the Puppet Master (Alex Trofka) and the mime-like China Dolls, who hold Mohawk Man captive. As the 90-minute Oct. 2 debut of the 2025 - 2026 season for Kanopy Dance Company, this glam rock ballet was an intricate, enchanting dance with a narrative as complex as their movements.
Taylor Swift has built her career and reputation on turning life into performance. On “The Life of a Showgirl,” her 12th studio album, she asks a harder question: what happens when the performance becomes life?
The Overture Concert Organ Series opened on Oct. 2 with a performance by Madison Symphony Orchestra Principal Organist Greg Zelek and the University of Wisconsin-Madison Concert Choir, conducted by Director of Choral Studies Dr. Mariana Farah.
Twenty One Pilots brought an epic setlist and pyrotechnics to the finale of their decade-long concept album storyline at the American Family Insurance Amphitheater Sept. 23.
Liam Hall and Ky Newman, together known as Oddly Satisfying, came to Madison’s Majestic Theatre for a night of dancing and unique mashups on their Reunion Tour on Sept. 18.
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