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Underground artists from musical hotbeds
By Seamus Rohrer | Jun. 7, 2021The vast modern-day music landscape is full of hidden gems, like the Baltimore group Snail Mail.
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What The Cardinal has been binging this semester
By The Daily Cardinal Arts Desk | Apr. 29, 2021As the semester comes to a close, the Daily Cardinal Arts desk looks back on what's gotten them through this semester.
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'The United States Vs. Billie Holiday' proves unable to rescue its heroin from its own confusion
By Rebecca Perla | Apr. 27, 2021Andra Day is excellent as Billie Holiday in 'The United States Vs. Billie Holiday' but the film around her cannot decide exactly what story it wants to tell.
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Center for Design and Material Culture presents 'Textile from Home' exhibition
By Erin Whitman | Apr. 22, 2021The Center for Design and Material Culture hosted a virtual 'Textiles from Home' exhibition on Mar. 14-20 that allowed the audience to learn more about the connection between past and present textiles.
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Lana Del Rey contemplates stardom with nostalgic ambience on 'Chemtrails Over The Country Club'
By Rebecca Perla | Apr. 19, 2021Lana Del Rey's 'Chemtrails over the Country Club' takes listeners through a detailed description of trying to make it in the music industry, from her teenage day job to her friendship with Stevie Nicks.
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“Ted Lasso” is the hopefulness you need right now
By John Bildings | Apr. 15, 2021"Ted Lasso," which follows Ted (Jason Sudekis) as he takes on a new role in England as AFC Richmond's new head coach, encourages viewers to share in an unwavering optimism.
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Remembering Beverly Cleary, a clear-ly amazing woman
By Ashton Jenks | Apr. 8, 2021The Daily Cardinal Arts Desk remembers children's author Beverly Cleary, who passed away in late March at the age of 104. Her most notable work includes "Beezus and Ramona" and "Henry Huggins."
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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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