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Now is the perfect time to rewatch ‘The Parent Trap’ (1998)
By Hope Karnopp | Oct. 28, 2021Lots of people are rediscovering “The Parent Trap” — and it’s the perfect time to rewatch it.
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Coldplay reach for the stars with 'Music of the Spheres'
By Anupras Mohapatra | Oct. 21, 2021Coldplay frontman Chris Martin has long been an admirer of outer space, and this fascination for space forms the thematic bedrock of the album.
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Madeon takes on Madison
By Noa Chamberlin | Oct. 14, 2021Hugo Pierre Leclercq, better known by his stage name Madeon, performed at the Sylvee Theater on Thursday, September 30 as part of his “Good Faith Live” Tour.
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Summer Salt proves summer isn’t over just yet at the Majestic
By Hope Karnopp | Oct. 13, 2021Summer Salt brought smiles to the Majestic, where they charmed the crowd with beachy songs and energetic guitar solos.
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“Squid Game” deserves the praise
By Alisyn Amant | Oct. 13, 2021Netflix’s “Squid Game” offers commentary on wealth disparities and other societal ills through flawless filmmaking.
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Elevated Confessions, Julien Baker at the Majestic
By Cailyn Schiltz | Oct. 7, 2021Julien Baker captivated the Majestic with her confessional songs elevated by a full band.
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Why vagina cupcakes are essential to ‘Sex Education’: A hearty review of Netflix’s new season
By Ashton Jenks | Oct. 7, 2021Season 3 of “Sex Education” is perhaps its wildest installment yet.
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Lil Nax X proves himself as an innovator on his emotionally raw, debut album “Montero”
By Rebecca Perla | Sep. 29, 2021This blockbuster debut album matches its eclecticism and broad emotional range with high-quality hooks throughout — and all with the rapper’s sexuality front and center.
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‘Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings’ fuels empowerment
By Roy Chang | Sep. 27, 2021Despite xenophobia and the struggles of the COVID-19 pandemic, "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings” allows Asian Americans to feel a sense of community for 132 minutes.
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Waxahatchee brings peaceful ambience to the Sylvee
By Emily Knepple | Sep. 23, 2021With roses wrapped on microphone stands and a sweet, cloud-filled blue sky backdrop, Waxahatchee took the stage at the east side venue.
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Japanese Breakfast, Luna Li rock the Majestic with pure joy
By Seamus Rohrer | Sep. 23, 2021The complementary styles of Japanese Breakfast and Luna Li lead to a memorable night at the Majestic.
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Freakfest canceled again
By Addison Lathers | Sep. 17, 2021Freakfest will be canceled again this year as city officials cite rising COVID-19 cases.
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Bartees Strange tears up the Terrace
By Amelia Zollner | Sep. 17, 2021Strange’s genreless, or maybe genre-full, performance held the audience captive Sunday night.
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Games to play instead of Cards Against Humanity
By Jeffrey Brown | Sep. 14, 2021Cards Against Humanity has become a mainstay of dorm life, but it certainly gets old.
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Cleanse your sins with ‘Donda’
By Seamus Rohrer | Sep. 9, 2021Kanye West is a new man, and Donda is very much a reflection of that.
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Waxahatchee set to play The Sylvee this Friday 9/10
By Emily Knepple | Sep. 8, 2021Katie Crutchfield will bring her alternative blues to The Sylvee.
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Shows to get excited about this fall
By Seamus Rohrer | Aug. 18, 2021The Madison concert scene will return in full force this fall.
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Madison Affirmations is staying anonymous, for now
By Addison Lathers | Aug. 12, 2021The viral meme-maker and mysterious Madison micro-celebrity didn’t expect her account to be seen by more than a few friends. Now, she has 4,322 followers.
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Cabinet of Curiosity's 'Sea Change' offers hope in the aftermath of the pandemic
By Alisyn Amant | Jul. 24, 2021As live shows begin to return, intimate productions like 'Sea Change' lead the way in the post-pandemic world.
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The sad decline of late-night television
By Anupras Mohapatra | Jun. 7, 2021Late-night television has slid into something of an identity crisis, as all shows — like Stephen Colbert’s — feel the same and resort to safe, lazy jokes detached from the present day.
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