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'Palm Springs' brings notion of repeated reality to life
By John Bildings | Jul. 20“Palm Springs” provides high-minded hilarity to the best romantic comedy of the new decade.
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Netflix’s 'The Old Guard' drowns in abysmal cliches
By Dominic LeRose | Jul. 20For "Old Guard," reaching millions of new homes and proving to be a major hit for Netflix is not enough to save this film from its overwhelming stupidity.
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'30 Rock', Tina Fey: How far is too far?
By Anupras Mohapatra | Jul. 8In the wake of recent protests over systemic racism and police brutality, the show has made headlines once again, as missteps made by Tina Fey and co are brought under the microscope.
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Spike Lee’s “Da 5 Bloods” Will Blow You Away
By Dominic LeRose | Jun. 15"Da 5 Bloods," which follows four Black Vietnam War veterans returning to Vietnam in search of their deceased friends remains, is the kind of film that has so much energy and style that it becomes intoxicating at times.
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How did 'Law & Order' become 'Justified'?
By Philip Klinker | Jun. 8Daily Cardinal contributing writer Philip Klinker discusses the portrayal of law enforcement on TV through the lens of two shows, "Justified" and "Law & Order," and why offering other perspective proves to be important.
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Playlists capture personal connection in a time of separation
By Sam Jones and Anupras Mohapatra | May. 8Opinion Editors Sam Jones and Anupras Mohapatra discuss the essence of playlists during a time of distance, putting our connections to the test.
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A robust introduction comes as a result of heartbreak with "It was Divine"
By Caelie Raeburn | Apr. 27Alina Baraz’s "It Was Divine" shows unmitigated talent, proving her skill despite her comparatively short discography.
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Netflix film “The Platform” is an ugly sermon of class differences
By Dominic LeRose | Apr. 22"The Platform" is a film that is so self-righteous and gives us an hour-and-a-half sermon on how capitalism is an evil force destroying our society without a touch of character development or riveting tension.
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'Modern Love' offers a light in a tunnel of dark
By Zoe Klein | Apr. 19'Modern Love' provides a much needed break from the constant COVID-19 news reel and gives us a little extra TLC.
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Madison arts scene faces halt amid COVID-19
By Emily Knepple | Apr. 17, 2020As the lights go down for local Madison venues, what comes next remains in question.
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'Devs' brings viewers down the rabbit hole and back
By John Bildings | Apr. 16, 2020“Devs” on FX is the most interesting show of 2020 year so far — and it isn’t even fairly close.
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Through the lens of a journalism student: The media and the coronavirus outbreak
By Micaela Udell | Apr. 7, 2020Freshman Micaela Udell reflects on how her journalism studies helped her analyze the coronavirus coverage and the rapid changes in responses.
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Pixar Keeps Moving Forward with new movie ‘Onward’
By Emily Knepple | Apr. 7, 2020Pixar teaches yet another lesson worth learning in their new film 'Onward.'
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This New Music Friday Just Hit Different
By Emily Knepple | Mar. 30, 2020Every Friday, great music hits the scene. Arts Editor Emily Knepple talks us through some highlights of the most recent music drop, including new music from 5SOS, Dua Lipa and more.
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The Dixie Chicks make a big return with “Gaslighter”
By Zoe Klein | Mar. 29, 2020The Dixie Chicks are back with their first song in 14 years and it comes with little disappointment.
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"Dave" brings mindless comedy in a time where it's needed most
By John Bildings | Mar. 29, 2020“Dave” is the slightly stupid, yet perfectly timed comedy series we need in the world right now.
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'After Hours': An 80s-glory diamond in 2020s rough
By Caelie Raeburn | Mar. 25, 2020The Weeknd returns with After Hours, proving to be exactly what the world needs in a moment of chaos.
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‘All the Bright Places’ Review: A Mediocre Movie with an Important Message
By Zoe Klein | Mar. 23, 2020Netflix brings "All The Bright Places" from book to movie in new remake starring Elle Fanning and Justice Smith.
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Railroad Earth brings folk rock energy and musical versatility to The Sylvee
By Jordan Simon | Mar. 12, 2020Railroad Earth brought just the type of musical versatility they advertise during their show at The Sylvee on March 5.
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SNL's Identity Crisis
By Philip Klinker | Mar. 12, 2020Obviously a comedy sketch show that is over 40 years-old is going to go through its highs and lows but recently I came to the realization that SNL doesn’t seem to know what it is anymore.
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