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Majestic Theater crowd cheers up Alex G
By Seamus Rohrer | Dec. 6, 2021A lively Majestic Theater crowd sparked an energetic performance from Alex G.
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Swift and her fans revisit Red with more perspective
By Hope Karnopp | Nov. 26, 2021Red (Taylor’s Version) finally allows Swift to tell more of her story, culminating in a 10-minute masterpiece that propels her storytelling to another level.
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Moonglow Bay sets sail despite rocky launch
By Amelia Zollner | Nov. 26, 2021While experiencing a myriad of bugs upon launch, cozy fishing simulator Moonglow Bay is filled with potential.
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Silk Stranger is no stranger to a good show
By Jordan Hart | Nov. 12, 2021A small, low-energy bar was no match for the eclectic sounds of indie rock-revival band Silk Stranger.
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Slow Pulp kicks off tour with dazzling hometown performance
By Seamus Rohrer | Nov. 11, 2021As their career kicks into high gear, Slow Pulp’s hometown show didn’t disappoint.
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Sylvan Esso shocks fans at the Sylvee
By Hannah Ritvo | Nov. 11, 2021In front of a breathtaking light show, Sylvan Esso and Lido Pimienta bring an otherworldly performance to the Sylvee the Friday before Halloween.
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On the couch or in the theater: Did cinemas survive the pandemic?
By Noa Chamberlin | Nov. 9, 2021As new movies are being released onto streaming services, instead of in theaters, people’s willingness to leave their homes to attend the cinema has been affected.
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TV Girl just wants you to vibe
By Emily Knepple | Nov. 4, 2021There was not a single ounce of stress felt at TV Girl’s show, just the opportunity to listen to great music in a small venue while ignoring everything else happening outside in the rain.
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Deryk G, Godly the Ruler rock the Rathskeller on Halloweekend
By Seamus Rohrer | Nov. 4, 2021Deryk G and Godly the Ruler brought two distinct musical styles to Rathskeller on Halloweekend.
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Magical Haunted Ghost Chocolate, Stardew Valley mastermind announces new game
By Joyce Riphagen | Nov. 1, 2021The Stardew Valley Developer announced his new venture Thursday.
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Villeneuve’s ‘Dune’ is beautiful, but not much else
By Alisyn Amant | Nov. 1, 2021“Dune” excels in the picturesque but makes sacrifices in the narrative.
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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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