In the wake of Beyonce’s “Cowboy Carter,” Willie Nelson hopped onto Orville Peck’s “Cowboys Are Frequently Secretly Fond Of Each Other” to prove that country music is moving forward with its values.
Beyoncé proves reinvention can be incredibly revealing on her eighth studio album.
The new documentary focuses on the people who work to keep cinema heritage alive.
“Kung Fu Panda 4” is missing what made the previous movies so loveable and magical.
It’s no wonder Nintendo’s back to the goldmine that is the Mario franchise, but they continue to do it justice with another great installment.
Denis Villeneuve’s second installment to the series is a sci-fi masterpiece.
The Chazen’s ‘Message from Our Planet’ transports analog messages to our digital age.
Madison's Cafe Coda recently wrapped up its highly anticipated CodaFest, showcasing an impressive lineup of musicians and fostering a welcoming community.
With the annual Wisconsin Film Festival around the corner, here’s a breakdown of some University of Wisconsin-Madison related films that will be featured at the event.
WUD Music brought the Canadian indie band to Memorial Union with free entry for students.
Five-time Grammy Winner Jon Batiste performed new and old songs during his Madison stop.
The Oscar-nominated documentary from Nisha Pahuja follows Kiran, a 13-year-old Indian gang-rape survivor taking on an unprecedented fight for justice.
Mariah Moneda’s MFA qualifier show, “The Distance to Kababayan,” reflects Moneda’s experience as a Filipino-American through photography.
A small group of UW-Madison students are set to release Garage Sale, an indie game 2.5 years in the making.
As “The Marvels” makes its way to Disney+, audiences are beginning to realize it’s not as bad as the box office made it seem.
While it’s no masterpiece like the original animated “Avatar: The Last Airbender,” Netflix’s live-action adaptation is not as awful as die-hard fans want you to believe.
With a new single on the way, EMWAY brings a refreshing voice to the alternative music scene.
The California native was this year's keynote speaker celebrating the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Black History Month theme, “Legacy X.”
The “Les Misérables” North American Tour made a dazzling stop at the Overture Center in Madison from Feb. 14-18.
“The Flying Lovers of Vitebsk” made its regional premiere Jan. 25-Feb. 11 at the Overture Center, put on by the Forward Theater Company.
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