Film director Alexander Payne presented a special viewing of “The Holdovers” at UW-Madison’s Cinematheque and stayed for a Q&A on April 12.
While the latest entry in the “Mad Max” franchise, ”Furiosa,” is charming and courageous, it failed to rise above mediocrity.
Some students may flock to their hometowns, but art remains strong in Madison this summer.
The Canadian indie-pop band captivated the crowd with dreamy visuals and synth sounds during their fifth stop in their U.S. Spring tour.
The play explores the complexities of relationships and calls for change, community on and off the stage.
Director Jane Schoenbrun invites viewers into a strange, unsettlingly familiar world in their new film.
David Leitch’s action comedy pays homage to the people behind the scenes of movies.
The Disney channel superstar shows new colors as an alt rock band frontman.
Co-creator Amy Chozick and stars from Max’s “The Girls on the Bus” shared their experiences working on the show at a virtual press junket.
More than 9,000 pieces are stored with care in the museum's archives, available for those who ask.
The 2024 Wisconsin Film Festival included films from Turkey, the Netherlands and Poland.
This 2023 entry to the Wisconsin Film Festival feels ripped from the 1960s.
The Romanian film is a provocative look on modern living.
After a long break, the comic is ready to get back on stage.
A comprehensive review of the timeless musical experience.
The film brings dry, blood-soaked comedy to the Wisconsin Film Festival.
The Wisconsin Film Festival brings a harrowing tale of true-crime obsession to Madison.
For players frustrated with bringing their island to a five-star rating, HHP provides a creative outlet
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.
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