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Mac Miller’s legacy floats on with ‘Balloonerism’
By Avery Chheda | Mar. 10, 2025Rap legend Mac Miller leaves fans with his second posthumous album, “Balloonerism.”
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‘The Wild Bunch’: Sam Peckinpah’s blood-gushing epic neo-Western
By Lance Li | Mar. 8, 2025A look at the 1969 classic ahead of its showing at UW Cinematheque March 8 as part of the series “Sam Peckinpah Centennial.”
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2025 Oscars: Winners and highlights from the 97th Academy Awards
By Oliver Ehrhardt | Mar. 6, 2025Missed the Oscars? Here’s what you need to know.
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‘Joe Turner’s Come and Gone’: An immersive time capsule of American history
By Eloise Slipper | Mar. 6, 2025The August Wilson classic runs from Feb. 27 to March 9 in the Ronald E. Mitchell Theatre.
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And the Oscar goes to…
By Joseph Panzer , Emma Schieffer , Marit Erickson , Jake Piper , Brendan Wolf , Rebekah Irby , Brooke Horowitz , Molly Sheehan and Cameron Schneider | Mar. 2, 2025The Daily Cardinal takes a look at the 10 films nominated for Best Picture at the 97th Academy Awards.
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Mead Witter School of Music brings war and peace in diverse spring program
By Isaiah Trice | Feb. 27, 2025The UW Symphony Orchestra’s performance of Stravinsky’s “Rite of Spring” and Prokofiev’s“Piano Concerto No. 3” provided great challenge and reward for student musicians and concertgoers.
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A microphone for materials: Campus gallery showcases the many lives of textiles
By Lillian Mihelich | Feb. 27, 2025“Afterlives: Material Stories” from the Helen Louise Allen Textile Collection shares the dazzling stories of materials that pack more than what meets the eye.
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What is love? The Madison Shakespeare Company offers many answers
By Julia Walkowicz | Feb. 20, 2025Through a collection of eight of the bard's most iconic love scenes and related works, the production used comedy to explore unrequited love, female sexuality and corrupt power.
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From Crash Course to tuberculosis, John Green’s career stems from setbacks, curiosity
By Rebekah Irby and Bryna Goeking | Feb. 19, 2025In an interview with The Daily Cardinal, John Green discussed his career-long pursuit of education and activism.
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‘What is more compelling and universal than love?’: Madison Shakespeare Company director previews Valentine’s Day show
By Julia Walkowicz | Feb. 13, 2025The company will highlight eight of Shakespeare’s most beloved love scenes Feb. 13-15.
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‘Emilia Pérez’ is the 2025 Oscars season’s villain
By Cameron Schneider | Feb. 13, 2025Cultural controversy swirls around the critically acclaimed Netflix original.
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UW professor’s collaboration with Bad Bunny highlights Puerto Rican history
By Lydia Picotte | Feb. 12, 2025Jorell Meléndez-Badillo contributed to 17 videos based on Puerto Rico’s history for the artist’s most recent album.
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Have a shuckin’ good time at the Overture Center
By Bryna Goeking | Feb. 6, 2025The cob-inspired musical grows for one week at the Overture Center.
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‘María de Buenos Aires’ brings delightful scandal to Madison Opera
By Isaiah Trice | Feb. 6, 2025A spicy and unforgettable retelling of a Spanish Classic echoes Strauss’ Salome in its execution.
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A Wickedly timeless story hits the silver screen for all ages
By Brooke Horowitz | Feb. 3, 2025Fans young and old rejoice over the “Wicked” film adaptation.
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‘The Brutalist’: An ode to dispossession in America
By Joseph Panzer | Jan. 30, 2025The awards season contender is a sobering look at the suffering in immigration and art.
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‘The Sex Lives of College Girls’ season three: We are the fifth roommate
By Cameron Schneider | Jan. 30, 2025Season three provided familiar stories while introducing new faces.
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Madison queer indie pop band celebrates release of new EP
By Eliza Tool | Jan. 23, 2025Madison based LINE debuted their sophomore EP “The Making Room” as a musical sanctuary where creativity and collaboration flourish.
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From stage to screen: ‘Wicked’ is making Broadway more accessible
By Britta Sevcik | Jan. 23, 2025With the second installment releasing in November 2025, “Wicked” will be a movie musical not soon forgotten.
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World debut of ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ musical brings a modern twist to Christmas spirit
By Mary Bosch | Dec. 5, 2024The show featured a lively cast, including University of Wisconsin-Madison freshman Izabel Nettey.
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