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DU Theatre’s “Trojan Women” a dark but impressive feat

March 10, 2018 Taryn Allen

As their last show of Winter Quarter 2018, the DU Department of Theatre presented Euripides’s “Trojan Women,” directed by Allison Watrous, two weekends in a…

Arts & Life

“The Shape of Water” leads a progressive but unsurprising Oscars

March 5, 2018 Ryan Ninesling

With one of the most exciting lineups of nominated films in years, it’s perhaps slightly disappointing that the 2018 Academy Awards was an extremely predictable…

Arts & Life

The Breeders release yet another breakthrough album “All Nerve”

March 4, 2018 Kendall Morris

The Breeders’ newest album “All Nerve” is like Sleater Kinney with its teeth filed down. A little softer, a little colder, the alt-rock trio has…

Arts & Life

Pop icon Taylor Swift’s political “reputation”

March 4, 2018 Nina Petrovic

“Is it cool that I said all that?” coos Taylor Swift in “Delicate,” the fifth track off her latest album “reputation.” It’s ironic she asks…

Arts & Life

Recommendations of can’t-miss podcast favorites

February 26, 2018 Justin Cygan

The podcast is a wonderful thing. While they might seem like a holdover from a bygone time, similar to the radio broadcasts and serials of…

Arts & Life

“Red Sparrow” represents Hollywood sexism at its most vile

February 26, 2018 Ryan Ninesling

If there is any such thing as plague in the Hollywood filmmaking of the moment, it’s male filmmakers mistaking violence and humiliation as empowerment. As…

Entertainment

“Annihilation” pushes blockbuster filmmaking into the strange unknown

February 26, 2018 Ryan Ninesling

An inherent problem with the filmmaking side of the science-fiction genre today is an industry aversion to embracing what should be standard in this genre: the…

Arts & Life

Preview of the best upcoming March entertainment

February 26, 2018 Taryn Allen

For many, the month of March is cold, dreary, filled with exams and a bit depressing. However, progress never slows in the world of entertainment,…

Arts & Life

Ought releases “Room Inside the World” after two-year hiatus

February 19, 2018 Kendall Morris

Montreal’s Ought, a post-punk band known for turning the sounds of their predecessors like My Bloody Valentine and Joy Division on their heads, dropped “Room…

Art

Artist talk: MCA hosts Cleon Peterson with Shepard Fairey

February 19, 2018 Justin Cygan

On a bitterly cold February evening, a sold-out crowd packed the Gates Concert Hall at the Newman Center for the Performing Arts to enjoy a conversation…

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