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Scorsese’s ‘The Irishman’ is an epic chronicle of crime
By Dominic LeRose | Dec. 3, 2019Legendary director Martin Scorsese brings masterful talent together to craft another monumental mob film.
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Grammy nominees announced, Lizzo, Billie Eilish, Lil Nas X lead nominations
By Carl Zabat | Dec. 3, 2019Highlights from the 62nd Grammy annual awards' categories are here.
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‘Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark’: One of the worst films of 2019
By Dominic LeRose | Nov. 27, 20192019 horror film “Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark” tries to scare us and have fun, yet instead reminds of just how bad movies can be.
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‘Ford v Ferrari’ review: A thrilling watch that makes your heart race with emotions
By Ashutosh Bakre | Nov. 26, 2019The James Mangold directed “Ford v Ferrari,” starring Matt Damon and Christian Bale, is a heartwarming and entertaining film that everyone will enjoy.
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Spotlight on sexuality: Media needs more exploration, accurate representation
By Lauren Souza | Nov. 21, 2019The exploration of the misrepresentation of sexuality and people with disabilities in the entertainment world — creating inclusivity and space for lived experiences.
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Crumb offers psychedelic music, dazzles Madison
By Sophia Abrams | Nov. 20, 2019Brooklyn-based band Crumb plays a set in Madison, showcasing their psychedelic sound.
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Classic Albums Live channels Pink Floyd in performance of ‘The Wall’
By Sam Jones | Nov. 18, 2019While black-on-black outfits and minimal interaction with the audience are among the notable characteristics of Classic Albums Live performances, they are anything but dull.
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‘The Mandalorian’ pilot impresses old, new fans
By Joseph Marz | Nov. 17, 2019Disney+'s exclusive release, “The Mandalorian,” struggles to find its footing in this dark, mysterious mission that could have lasting implications.
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A mirror up to art: ‘Equivocation’
By Caitlin Rowe | Nov. 16, 2019From Nov.14-23, the Undergraduate Theatre Association will be putting on a modernized version of the production, “Equivocation.”
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“Disney +”: The Netflix style Disney platform
By Nour Safwat | Nov. 15, 2019The success of the latest streaming service — Disney+ — remains to be seen, welcoming a new age of television.
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Kanye West stumbles to salvation with ‘Jesus is King’
By Carl Zabat | Nov. 15, 2019Kanye West, with his ninth studio album, has turned to the church for a professional and personal tune-up. Jesus is King, however, contains only glimmers of his previous sense of innovation, audacity and refinement.
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A Music Trilemma: Is more the merrier?
By Emily Knepple | Nov. 14, 2019The World War Joy tour came to Madison, showing three widely different acts that prove there may be more to personal taste when it comes to music.
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Big Wild brings unique electronica to Madison
By John Everman | Nov. 14, 2019Electronic artist Jackson Stell — known by his stage name Big Wild — spoke with The Daily Cardinal about his blossoming career prior to his show in Madison.
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“The Nightingale” presents grim tale of brutality
By Dominic LeRose | Nov. 12, 2019Australian indie-film, “The Nightingale,” is a horrifying depiction of violence and vengeance, leaving the audience completely unsettled.
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Timothée Chalamet bombs in weak Netflix biopic 'The King'
By Dominic LeRose | Nov. 9, 2019“The King” — directed and co-written by David Michôd — is a film with absolutely nothing going for it.
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Nostalgic fans prepare for ‘Avatar’ reboot from Netflix
By Joseph Marz | Nov. 8, 2019Over a decade since it last aired on Nickelodeon, “Avatar: The Last Airbender” is making a triumphant return.
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Cardinal Picks: Five books to read this November
By Raynee Hamilton | Nov. 7, 2019Literature columnist Raynee Hamilton previews five unique book recommendations that are educational, culturally relevant and captivating reads.
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Arts Preview: November events to be thankful for
By John Everman | Nov. 7, 2019The Daily Cardinal highlights a handful of amazing events and shows coming to town this month!
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New thriller 'Luce' fails to captivate, underwhelms
By Dominic LeRose | Nov. 6, 2019Despite an ambitious attempt to explore the related topics of race, privilege and power, Onah fails miserably in “Luce” — a pretentious mess of a film that fails to captivate and strike a chord with the audience.
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Dev Hynes ventures into ambient classical with ‘Fields’
By Carl Zabat | Nov. 5, 2019Music columnist Carl Zabat reviews the new album Fields by musician Dev Hynes, also known as Blood Orange.
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