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‘The Father’ drops your heart, lets it shatter
By Ashutosh Bakre | Apr. 8, 2021Written and directed by Florian Zeller and starring Anthony Hopkins and Olivia Colman, “The Father” is unforgettable.
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Five stars on the hand, a tank top to match for 'Moxie'
By Ashton Jenks | Apr. 1, 2021'Moxie' is a great movie for our time, as it showcases a diverse cast and touches on areas of concern that are becoming increasingly important for future generations.
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‘Last Chance U: Basketball’ is an intense, emotional whirlwind
By Seamus Rohrer | Mar. 26, 2021The sixth installment of Netflix's "Last Chance U" follows East Los Angeles College's mens basketball team as they work towards a state title, while handling emotional stress, intense pressure and the overall handwork required for success.
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Madison Arts Commission helps local artists showcase work
By Zoe Klein | Mar. 25, 2021The Madison Arts Commission grants funds to local artists and helps kickstart projects and Lilian Sizemore is a recent recipient whose work will be showcased at Olbrich park.
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Wealth disparities exist within UW's art program, what can be done?
By Maddie Urlaub | Mar. 25, 2021Staff writer Maddie Urlaub spoke with UW-Madison Harp Lecturer Johanna Wienholts about stereotypes art students tend to face and how wealth inequality plays a role in student experience and exposure.
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Local art space Communication amplifies community voices, recognizes lack of funding
By Emily Knepple | Mar. 25, 2021Communication, a Madison arts nonprofit, elevates local artists and recognizes the important role public officials play in fair and equal funding.
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‘The Crew’ Debut: A flop?
By Alisha Jones | Mar. 20, 2021New Netflix sitcom "Crew" follows Kevin Gibson (Kevin James) and a fictional racing team as the owner steps down and passes responsibility to his daughter, forcing the crew to modernize.
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'Cherry' fails to live up to expectations despite big names attached
By John Bildings | Mar. 18, 2021An extremely visceral and genuinely heartbreaking coming of age story, “Cherry” caught my attention from a pop culture podcast I frequent on a regular basis.
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'The Sopranos,' the snare of the antihero
By Philip Klinker | Mar. 18, 2021Tony Soprano is the perfect example of an antihero, a useful, thoughtful, and entertaining protagonist but, embracing his choices is where we too often fall in the trap.
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Grammys' reach record low ratings while succeeding with new direction
By Emily Knepple | Mar. 16, 2021Music's biggest night might've received low ratings but with a new, engaging structure, a new direction proves promising.
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The Daily Cardinal staff weighs in on potential winners ahead of the Grammy Awards
By The Daily Cardinal Arts Desk | Mar. 14, 2021The Daily Cardinal staff votes on who should bring home some of the Grammy's biggest awards.
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Emotional and environmental sustainability: Artist Serendipity Stage’s creative process
By Cailyn Schiltz | Mar. 11, 2021Serendipity Stage, a local artist, talks about her creative process, the importance of emotional and environmental sustainability and the essence of shared energy.
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'Supernova' is a scintillating ode to love, life
By Ashutosh Bakre | Mar. 9, 2021Written and directed by Harry Macqueen, and starring Stanley Tucci and Colin Firth, “Supernova” is a portrayal of love at its purest.
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Ahead of its finale, 'WandaVision' proves Marvel has undeniable staying power
By John Bildings | Mar. 5, 2021"WandaVision" proves Disney's attempt to swap mediums a strong success, as the show never misses a step in the narrative and keeps viewers engaged with strategic pacing.
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How 'I Care A Lot' fails its female lead
By Emily Knepple | Mar. 4, 2021"I Care a Lot" has the potential to create a strong, interesting female lead but falls short with a faulty narrative and too many cliches.
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'Promising Young Woman's' Cassie Thomas is a misunderstood hero
By Micaela Udell | Mar. 4, 2021In Emerald Fennell's "Promising Young Woman," Cassie Thomas (Carey Mulligan) is a misunderstood hero fighting crime in a modern day society.
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'Get A Good Look Pt. 1' gives fans a sense of familiarity
By Alisyn Amant | Feb. 27, 2021Get A Good Look Pt. 1 by Oklahoma-based music duo Sports hints at familiarity and paints realistic picture of emotional growth.
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New Netflix crime doc falls short of anticipated suspense
By Maddie Urlaub | Feb. 25, 2021Staff writer Maddie Urlaub dives deeply into the Netflix's new crime doc, which follows the disappearance of Elisa Lam through multiple perspectives.
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Oscar contender “Nomadland” is the perfect movie for right now
By Dominic LeRose | Feb. 25, 2021Coming at the right time, "Nomadland" centers around human fragility and mimics a documentary with unique storytelling.
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Makeup, Wigs, and Freedom of Expression: The Phenomena of Drag
By Abdullah Marei | Feb. 24, 2021In the ground-breaking tv series, "RuPaul's Drag Race," RuPaul teaches us that we are all born naked and the rest is drag.
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